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721.
Anti-aging breakthrough: Stem cells reverse signs of aging in monkeys(nad.com)
275 points by bilsbie 1y ago|287 comments
722.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I was just asking AI how to profit from an AI bubble pop but then I realized “look who I’m asking” and then I wasn’t so sure about it being a bubble.
723.
by bilsbie 1y ago
Can you expand on this?
724.
Arctic sea ice extent has remained steady for almost 2 decades(nsidc.org)
1 points by bilsbie 1y ago|0 comments
725.
The death of the corporate job. – by Alex McCann(thestillwandering.substack.com)
2 points by bilsbie 1y ago|3 comments
726.
by bilsbie 1y ago
“Expert” doesn’t mean much anymore. They’re more likely than not to be under the control of their employers, their funders, or even their political ideology.
727.
John Gall (Author)(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by bilsbie 1y ago|0 comments
728.
by bilsbie 1y ago
They were talking about a cloak. So conceivably you just keep the existing materials and wrap this around it.
729.
by bilsbie 1y ago
Minor thing but how cool to use this on pillars of cars and have total visibility ?
730.
by bilsbie 1y ago
It’s a surprisingly good rocket fuel to be mostly carbon then.
731.
by bilsbie 1y ago
Something like Tesla could improve on this by having a shortcuts type system the user could set up. For example on nice days I want to vent the outside air into the car instead of ac or heat and it’s a good five+ buttons to click.
732.
by bilsbie 1y ago
You’d tbink would at least be some design guides for the UI to be bigger and more forgiving. Why make people try to hit tiny targets while they’re driving? Every button could be a square inch.
733.
by bilsbie 1y ago
Check out terraform industries for some ground breaking concepts and prototypes on this.
734.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I didn’t realize the mass fractions were that low. Is that correct??
735.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I’m partial to sticking them to carbon atoms for storage (methane). How would this compare?
736.
by bilsbie 1y ago
Any chance someone could root this and run open source software connected to user controlled AI? I love the product but hate all the privacy issues and just not being in control of such an intimate device.
737.
by bilsbie 1y ago
A lot of big companies make this mistake and dont see how it hurts them. I’m almost at a tipping point of leaving windows because of the weird account integrations. Even my Mac nags me to log in. Why do I have to log in online to use a comp
738.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I just decided I’m buying this just for the live AI. Assuming they fix the issues. I’d use it for so many things. Cooking, repairs, maybe even motivating me to do yard work? A full time AI assistant is just such a crazy sci fi idea.
739.
by bilsbie 1y ago
Ultimately people will just take photos of the screen. Seems like you’re just annoying people. I feel like there’s an ethical issue. If something is on my screen I own it. I know the law doesn’t agree but it feels right to me.
740.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I’m really confused how you communicate with it? That seems like the most (expensive?) and technically difficult part. I’ve got some cool ideas for atmospheric Reentry but I’d imagine there are all kinds of permits needed?
741.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I loved it but the paywalls are obnoxious and make it really hard to use.
742.
Most Earth-Like Planet yet May Have Been Found Just 40 Light Years Away(m.slashdot.org)
2 points by bilsbie 1y ago|1 comments
743.
Analog computers were the *original* computers used to train neural networks(twitter.com)
4 points by bilsbie 1y ago|0 comments
744.
Below the Giza Pyramid Plateau–New Radar Discoveries Will Shock the World(readmultiplex.com)
1 points by bilsbie 1y ago|1 comments
745.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I try to keep a curated list of researchers on x.com.
746.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I always wonder why monero isn’t more popular?
747.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I was trying to learn from your source. Do they provide data anywhere or is a “trust me I work for nasa” kind of thing? (I could have totally missed the data link. Apologies if so.)
748.
Analog In-Memory Computing Attention Mechanism for Fast LLMs(arxiv.org)
4 points by bilsbie 1y ago|0 comments
749.
The treasury is expanding the Patriot Act to attack Bitcoin self custody(tftc.io)
782 points by bilsbie 1y ago|559 comments
750.
Analog in-memory computing attention mechanism fast and energy-efficient LLMs(nature.com)
1 points by bilsbie 1y ago|0 comments

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