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Documentary follows Colorado man's 500-mile run on psychedelics

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By Emma Way Verified
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Documentary follows Colorado man's 500-mile run on psychedelics email (opens in new window) sms (opens in new window) facebook (opens in new window) twitter (opens in new window) linkedin (opens in new window) bluesky (opens in new window) nextdoor (opens in new window) Dante Liberato (left) and fellow ultrarunner Johnny Ramos during Liberato's run from Colorado Springs to Moab in September 2025.
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How to vibe code your way to a better yard

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By Emma Way Verified
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GIF: Courtesy Joe Schindel I recently moved into a house with a relatively blank canvas of a yard. Gardening doesn't come naturally to me, so I turned to AI. Why it matters: AI is now the landscape designer for a growing number of homeowners. Zoom in: I started gathering the basics with ChatGPT. It helped me ask the right questions and study my yard's existing plants, layout, sun exposure, soil and more.
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Your next backyard might be designed by AI

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By Emma Way Verified
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Top left is the before on Neighborbrite, while the three other frames are design variations. Photos: Courtesy of Neighborbrite A robot can't yet mulch or weed your flower bed but for a growing number of homeowners, AI is now their landscape designer. Why it matters: Gardening can be challenging and time-consuming, but for long, the only alternative was shelling out thousands for professional designers with impossible project minimums for the small yards many D.C. residents are trying to upfit.
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