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Tech Intel spins out AI robotics company RealSense with $50M raise(cnbc.com)
2 points by paulkrush 1y ago|3 comments
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by paulkrush 1y ago
"RealSense, which makes tools and technology for robotics automation, said it plans to use the funding to develop new product lines and meet growing demand."
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by paulkrush 1y ago
"Some even underwent cellular division, splitting into two and bequeathing a 3-D-printed heirloom to one of the daughter cells"
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by paulkrush 1y ago
Microsoft announced that you can extend Windows 10 support if you enroll in Microsoft Backup or purchase “Microsoft Points.” Just think if they get printer manufacturers in on this, just to keep your ink cartridges “authentic” and up to dat
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ChatGPT-5 Rumors Decoded–How Prompting Is Evolving in the Next Age of AI [video](youtube.com)
4 points by paulkrush 1y ago|1 comments
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by paulkrush 1y ago
Why all the YouTube downvotes on this one? I see 661 up and 55 down? What am I missing? Are there groups/religions forming on formal prompting guidelines/the exact prompt vs being more loose? Or is heavy prompt engineering somethi
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by paulkrush 1y ago
Oh.. You have been nostalgically spelunking the old Gnutella 0.6 peer-to-peer protocol
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by paulkrush 1y ago
This is not a "make something out of pallets video". It's a using pallets for suburban camouflage video! Much different. I am cooking jambalaya today for the first due to this video. If can he cook it in pallets, I can cook i
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by paulkrush 1y ago
If you’re curious about how the DIY open-source hardware market for Chinese-made goods is reacting to the recent 145% tariffs, check out the eBay sales data here: eBay Sold Listings: https://www.ebay.com/sh/research?mark
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by paulkrush 1y ago
Edit: It's interesting the GPU's are causing issues on the grid before they cause issues with the data center's power.
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by paulkrush 1y ago
"Thousands of GPUs all linked together turning on and off at the same time." So supercapacitors allow for simpler software?, reduced latency? at a low cost?
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by paulkrush 1y ago
Me, reading just the title and standing up in annoyance, is now slowing Earth's spin. Meanwhile, people showering (because of this so trivial comment) with well water (which ends up in the ocean) are speeding it up the earth by a facto
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by paulkrush 1y ago
I meet a non-technical woman using it all day long to help manage a landscaping business. This was a data point for me.
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by paulkrush 1y ago
Cool idea! It's ironic that this is such an efficient use case for device that is so inefficient.
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by paulkrush 1y ago
I love parcels. Always have. My mom worked at the post office. Cheap postage hack: Nearly all U.S. stamps issued since World War II don’t have value. You can buy old stamps on eBay for about 60–75 % of face value as “face” stamps—and they’r
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by paulkrush 2y ago
"With the numbers found above, the conservative user would have an energy footprint of 4 Wh per day, from their use of LLMs. The heavy user, on the other hand, will have a footprint of ~4.5 kWh per day." I think comparing this to
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by paulkrush 2y ago
If I moved to the middle of nowhere because of Starlink and them... "The sudden shutdown of Starlink services clearly qualifies as a National Emergency due to the widespread and unforeseen consequences such an action would have.&quot
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by paulkrush 2y ago
It's like a white laser beam. New to me...
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by paulkrush 2y ago
It's pretty cool where he makes a cheap white LED glow white with a blue laser pointer: https://youtu.be/75to1TY-Gog?si=Hi_jJjrnAIutbh4a&t=231
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LEP Flashlights are INSANE [video](youtube.com)
3 points by paulkrush 2y ago|3 comments
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by paulkrush 2y ago
They(you know: those people) need to find a vaccine that does the same thing as these GLP-1s. It seems termination shock is becoming a bigger issue with these new products as time goes on.
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by paulkrush 2y ago
It's cool you can look at 1/2 of the earth and see only one data center and one link. ap-southeast-2 and it's only link is too far away to show.
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by paulkrush 2y ago
This is a good book. AI attack will never be robots first and not human like, but it's still fun reading.
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Down_and_Out_in_the_Magic_Kingdom(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by paulkrush 2y ago|2 comments
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by paulkrush 2y ago
The in-laws have decided shelter and family bonding at a Disney World hotel with the once in a lifetime experience of Hurricane Milton is better than turning around early and going home. What do you think? What exactly goes on at that park
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by paulkrush 2y ago
This is a great way for some people to play in public but still keep a work play wall up by following one simple rule: Only Legos. If you want to break the rule, a maker faire is a better venue. I think GBC is really cool to see, but I woul
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by paulkrush 2y ago
In 2008, while working for a staffing company during the economic downturn, I observed a controversial practice. The company posted job listings that were known to be highly unlikely to result in actual placements. The primary objective was
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by paulkrush 2y ago
So this starter itself was a engine(ICE)?
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by paulkrush 2y ago
"We are shipping samples of our 32TB UltraSMR/ePMR nearline hard drives to select customers"
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by paulkrush 2y ago
This makes more sense. I can see a 300 to 1200 baud upgrade just for cost reasons.

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