Cover of Ep 83: Wednesday edition — On-device AI agents, land climate paths, and satellite solar lines

Ep 83: Wednesday edition — On-device AI agents, land climate paths, and satellite solar lines

Ep 83: Wednesday edition — On-device AI agents, land climate paths, and satellite solar lines

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 Nerra Daily — Wednesday, November 11, 2026. The whole Nerra Network in one listen, anchored by Mira. In this edition: 0:00 Welcome from Mira 0:38 SpaceX Daily — SINGULUS Deal Locks Solar Supply for Starmind Fleet 9:05 Tesla Shorts Time — Finland approved Tesla's assisted driving system ahead of the December EU vote. 15:38 Planetterrian Daily — A model shows land-based climate measures can achieve 1.7°C targets with a… 23:23 Models & Agents — A new 0.8B on-device model doubles agentic benchmark scores while keeping all… 34:16 Fascinating Frontiers — Gravitational waves from tight white-dwarf pairs could soon reveal an… 43:09 Omni View Top World News — Three hundred Italian schools emptied after bomb emails, with students… 50:34 MAG 7 Daily — Three workers died Monday at Tata's iPhone-parts plant, and Apple is sending a team. 59:46 Mira's field note 1:00:20 Modern Investing Techniques — CoreWeave stock is on pace to open nearly 14% higher today. 1:10:45 Longevity Weekly — An observational study of 120,000 older adults links bone drugs to 24 percent… 1:22:06 AI Chips & Data Centres Daily — TSMC cleared up to $1 billion for two AI labs, beside $40.93… 1:30:04 First Principles Daily — Hotel minibars charge eleven dollars for a soda whose aluminum and… 1:37:59 Unintended Consequences — Kenya's 2018 charcoal ban drove a 133 percent surge in imports from… 1:44:55 Prediction Markets Daily — Dozens of Kalshi contracts now sit under a CFTC warning that charges… 1:53:24 Models & Agents for Beginners — AI just tried solving the Fermi Paradox and built a fantasy… 1:59:25 Omni View — The European Union proposed rules shielding hundreds of millions of online shoppers… 2:08:44 Sign-off Mira's field note: A badly deformed 1834 British sixpence turned up at a car boot sale in Greater Manchester. Non-destructive scans and surface measurements at IA STUDIO show the central portrait area displaced by three-quarters of a millimetre while the rim and edge milling stayed largely intact. The pattern of steep grooves and overlapping metal matches repeated high-pressure compression under constraint, the kind that would have occurred inside a steam-powered mint press rather than from later wear or a single blow. Severe defects like this were normally caught and melted down before silver coins left the Royal Mint. Every show has its own feed and full notes at https://nerranetwork.com
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