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AI is creating economic winners, says IMF(axios.com)
7 points by TMWNN 3mo ago|1 comments
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by TMWNN 3mo ago
Proof: < https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/330/806/8fc... >
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The Toyota Prius Is the Best Apocalypse Vehicle (2020)(roadandtrack.com)
5 points by TMWNN 3mo ago|1 comments
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I Met with China's Top AI Experts. They're Freaking Out, Too(wired.com)
1 points by TMWNN 3mo ago|0 comments
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by TMWNN 3mo ago
As Paul Krugman wrote, Canada is closer to the US than to itself < https://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/13/eh/ >.
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by TMWNN 3mo ago
>I spent a day or so traveling through Germany with my parents a few weeks ago as part of a (much longer) trip and a common refrain during that day was, "So much for German efficiency." I've heard it said that the idea tha
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by TMWNN 3mo ago
>But even as an Englishman, it was very different to home. I remember the supermarket was shut all Sunday and was only open until 12 on the Saturday, and it shut early in the week too (at like 5pm or 6pm or something?) so by the time I&#
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by TMWNN 3mo ago
The full manual cover photo at the top of the page shows that it was published by Optimized Systems Software for Atari. I think most Atari users interested in C or C-like programming would have, instead of a C interpreter like Tiny-C, used
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Is Starlink a Secret Radar Constellation? [video](youtube.com)
2 points by TMWNN 3mo ago|0 comments
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McKinsey: Catalyzing competitiveness – Where investment happens and why(mckinsey.com)
1 points by TMWNN 4mo ago|0 comments
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US and Chinese companies train almost all of the most-used AI models(ourworldindata.org)
4 points by TMWNN 4mo ago|0 comments
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Costco's growing cool factor attracts younger audiences(seattletimes.com)
5 points by TMWNN 4mo ago|0 comments
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
> I think 0 people will say “I may be suffering but at least my countryman is doing fine.” Again, that Michigan autoworker can move to Tennessee, or wherever else jobs relocate to. Millions of Americans (including, but not just, autowork
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
> But if you look at the US alone, you see that process happening as well (e.g. aircraft and auto mfg moving to the non-unionized south). A Michigan auto worker may not be thrilled by jobs moving to Tennessee, but a) at least his country
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
Krugman implies that the US-Canada (not Mexico) integration of the auto industry came from NAFTA. Not so; The Auto Pact < https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Auto_Pact > preceded NAFTA by 30 years. Krugman a
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Yep, we're using OpenClaw to date now(techcrunch.com)
5 points by TMWNN 4mo ago|0 comments
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OpenClaw just launched an official app for iPhone(9to5mac.com)
1 points by TMWNN 4mo ago|0 comments
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
>in Europe there is still widespread cynicism and vitrol against anything Elon Musk especially Starlink. European Tesla sales are rising yoy again. < https://www.statesman.com/business/article/tesla-sales-q2-2
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
> Isn’t this a similar argument to how Africa adopted mobile phones significantly faster than other regions? You didn't read the article: >Africa’s internet infrastructure is not fit for purpose. During a communications boom in t
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
> and then models learned that they can back track and error correct You mean "Human developers learned ...", yes? Or was there really an all AI-driven, self-improving aspect to this?
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
If you don't want to believe me that Apple's drives worked and Tandy's didn't, consider why VisiCalc launched on the Apple II in 1979 despite Bricklin and Frankston intending to do so on the Model I,[1] because of the la
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
> I mean, in 1978 Tandy used standard drives and a disk controller IC, and still managed to sell a whole 16K TRS-80 system with disk drive for the same price The Tandy products were utter garbage. Controller = Unreliable. Expansion Inter
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
>that was something like 5x as fast. ... which is still significantly slower than the Disk II. The 1978 Disk II is about 30 times faster than the unaccelerated 1982 Commodore 1540/1541, as well as more reliable,[1] cooler-running,
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
>Commodore disk drives (4040 and so on) actually use a very similar approach. There's no FDC controller chip and the 6502 is hooked to the drive (literally the same SA-390 as Apple used) via simple hardware. I disagree that the appr
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
As zellyn said, Disk II is pure genius writ large. It's flabbergasting how good Woz's designs were. Almost on a whim, he with the Disk II did something no one anywhere in Silicon Valley—anywhere in the world —was doing. Forget ab
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Ireland is big tech's lapdog – and that compromises its EU presidency(theguardian.com)
7 points by TMWNN 4mo ago|0 comments
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America can switch off AI. Europe must switch gears before it's too late(euronews.com)
45 points by TMWNN 4mo ago|62 comments
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
Yes, but only because of a MacOS update. My UnRAID server has been up for more than a month, and would be much longer were it not for a system update there, too. The uptime of the VMs on the server are also affected by this.
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by TMWNN 4mo ago
From < https://www.euractiv.com/news/heatwave-shuts-down-berlaymont... >, corroborating the Politico report: >Staff working in the building told Euractiv that the air conditioning failure did not affect the
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Paris deputy mayor blames the US's carbon emissions for deadly heat wave(foxnews.com)
3 points by TMWNN 4mo ago|0 comments

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