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Ray Bradbury's 1950 story "There Will Come Soft Rains" depicts a smart home running without owners — a sci-fi parable now viral in tech communities for its relevance to AI alignment and automation.

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Xberg v1 is an MIT-licensed open-source local document extraction engine. CPU-only, supporting 101 formats with built-in SPLADE and ColBERT retrieval, Rust-powered for RAG and ML pipelines.

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