Home plots in Heartopia are required to increase the space where you are allowed to place structures and items you build. Since this game is all about crafting new items and placing them inside or ...

In a vibrant life sim like Heartopia, home plots are a hot commodity. Unlocking them allows you to expand your house and garden, giving you more room to farm, build, and customize your little home.

Abstract: In this paper, we present PIETOOLS, a MATLAB toolbox for the construction and handling of Partial Integral (PI) operators. The toolbox introduces a new class of MATLAB object, opvar, for ...

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The Federal Reserve still sees just one rate cut in 2026, unchanged from its last forecast about three months ago. The central bank's so-called dot plot, which anonymously shows 19 individual members' ...

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A MATLAB package for prototyping integral equation methods in two dimensions. While chunkie is primarily intended as a proto-typing or pedagogical tool, it is designed to be reasonably efficient and ...

The Plot Now Streaming on Lionsgate Play: What You Need to Know About Korean Crime Thriller Movie Brian, a contract killer, is set on the quest to hunt for a culprit, when his planned murder goes ...

President Trump expressed confidence that he could remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell from his position. WSJ’s Nick Timiraos and former Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida explain how much ...

The best art makes us question the received ideas we’ve internalized and, just maybe, offers us ideas for living differently. By Melissa Kirsch I’d just finished and loved Miranda July’s novel “All ...