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95% of Finnish electricity is clean: nuclear, wind, hydro, renewable biomass. Oil 0.3%, coal 1.5%, net import of electricity 3.8% (most of it clean also). Older private homes still use oil for heating. All new use electric, heat pumps, or
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In your own Google search form add line: <input type="hidden" name="udm" value="14" /> or use " -AI " for individual google search.
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"&udm=14" AI-overview-free Google search
(udm14.org)
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The general idea is that with N fault-tolerant qubits, you can find the ground-state energy of an electronic system with N spin orbitals. 100 spin orbitals is the practical upper limit of current computers, so when you get into several hun
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When you are paid tens of million to work and have endless options, treating you as employer, or expecting you to implement some assholes vision and not your own is not the way forward. These guys already have Fuck-you-money https:/&
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For RSA 4096 10^7 qubits with 10^-4 error rate (order of magnitude). You can do useful and valuable quantum chemistry calculations already with few 100s of qubits with that low error rates, while post-quantum algorithms are becoming more c
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If you had full understanding of human cell and how they contribute to homeostasis, you could reprogram the cell to rejuvenate them endlessly without turning into cancer (many cancers have unlimited lifespan). You would also need to find
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Radical life extension within our lifetimes has become secular religion substitute. It’s driven more by hope and faith than by scientific fact. While a lifespan has no limits in theory if technology is advanced enough, the belief that it
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I think it might be Supermicro building superclusters for Meta, Tesla, xAI and others. Dell’s data center group has also grown in leaps. HPE is also possible.
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The Reason American Socialists Don't Win
(theatlantic.com)
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We should not take sides for human rights violations. Both sides should be prosecuted and held responsible. Just like ICC is doing. Israel has violated the principle of proportionality and has more responsibilities as it is occupying state
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Light field displays in a headset. The missing piece for AR [video]
(youtube.com)
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Every Conspiracy Theory I Was Taught as a Fundamentalist Homeschooler [video]
(youtube.com)
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He mentions Finland and Lapua movement as an example and it's correct, but there are others. United Sates: There was Ku Klux Klan (KKK) in the south. In the 1930s fascism became very popular in the US. 25% of Americans listened regul
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Holy shit. You never know about people. And now logically everybody who strongly disagrees is the enemy, or self hating Jews, and wants to kill all Jews and end Israel. Neatly black and white. This is the banality of evil Hannah Arendt wrot
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The Anti-Autocracy Handbook: Scholars Guide to Navigating Democratic Backsliding
(zenodo.org)
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I tried the same prompts. It produced almost the same image. Gemini: "I understand you'd like to see them without helmets. However, due to the vacuum of space and lack of atmosphere on the moon, it wouldn't be possible for th
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Its for comparison using raw, non optimized models. Both can do much better when you optimize for inference. Information is in the ratio of these numbers. They stay the same.
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96% TCO and energy savings for 65 racks eight-way HGX H100 air-cooled versus 1 rack GB200 NLV72 liquid-cooled with equivalent performance on GPT-MoE-1.8T real-time inference throughput. Big if true. Energy and cooling costs can represent up
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Memory is the bottleneck. It limits the size of the models you can run and what you pay for. Spark: 128 GB LPDDR5x, unified system memory 5090 : 32 GB GDDR7, Model sizes (parameter size) Spark: 200B 5090 : 12B (raw)
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Reality check. https://arcprize.org/blog/hrm-analysis ...we made some surprising findings that call into question the prevailing narrative around HRM: 1. The "hierarchical" architecture had minimal performanc
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https://archive.ph/hJacO
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Google Could Get Broken Up This Week. Here's What It Would Mean
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One economic area against another economic area. The EU is a single market.
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US size in international trade does not match the size of its consumer economy. When the US cuts it's own dick off, trade between everyone else compensates. The EU is the top trading partner for 80 countries. By comparison, the US is
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Ex-US Army Colonel Says Ukraine War on the Cusp of an AI Revolution
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Across EU and Asia packet shipments into the US are being shout down until the things are resolved. This is bullshit that hurts everybody, but Americans the most.
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AMD's market cap is $265B Daily swing from Nvidia can equal AMD's whole market cap.
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Nvidia set for $260B (6%) price swing after earnings, options indicate
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Your understanding is not correct. IBM z15 mainframes had z15 chip now they have Tellum. z chips are their own line. z14, z13, ...
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