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This robotic self-driving toilet comes to you

During a recent expo in Shanghai that focuses on elderly care, assistive devices, and rehabilitation medicine, a Chinese company called Yueban debuted a smart toilet that does something we haven't seen before; it comes to you. The autonomous self-driving Xiaoban toilet was designed to improve accessibility for those dealing with mobility issues due to age, injuries, or disabilities. It's expected to sell for ¥28,999 yuan in China, or nearly $4,300, according to IT Home, but global availability h

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GitHub Changelog

Detecting Duplicate Issues – Public Preview and issue fields MCP support for GitHub Issues

Duplicate issues are one of the biggest time sinks for maintainers: triaging the same bug filed multiple ways, closing duplicates, and linking back to the original. For large repositories, this… The post Detecting Duplicate Issues – Public Preview and issue fields MCP support for GitHub Issues appeared first on The GitHub Blog.

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DZone

When Your Documentation Manages Itself: mdship and AI-Assisted Markdown

If you write technical documentation in markdown, you already know the tension: some parts of your document are hand-written prose, while others — a table of contents, an included code snippet, a rendered diagram — are generated from somewhere else. How you handle that boundary says a lot about your workflow. Most documentation toolchains resolve it the same way preprocessors like PET or Jamal do: separate the source from the output. You maintain a template file, run a build step, and get a rend

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