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The unevenly distributed future is a William Gibson thing. A couple months back I had at a Chinese place in the western parts of Dublin (Ireland) and we could see the operating base of the Mana food delivery drones. Ireland was never known
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The blank should only show long term damage. Hits while the sensor is collecting light can be averaged out from multiple readings of the sensor.
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Is the Smithsonian Trying to Destroy America?
(newyorker.com)
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They never had to innovate the same way NASA never had to. Both take low risk development paths because if they invested in something like reusable rockets before the idea was proven and it didn’t pan out there would be a political shitstor
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How Persona AI Makes Humanoids Pay Off in Welding
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Intel's next-gen Nova Lake chips may skip X3D cache rival for mobile SKUs
(tomshardware.com)
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Ability Neurotech Infrared BCI to Begin Human Trials
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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How I Became a Subaru Socialist
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SanDisk Tapes Out Its First HBF Memory Die, Targets 2027 for Product Samples
(storagereview.com)
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Private Startups Are Rapidly Advancing Canadian Rockets
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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IBM Pushes System Design to Reach Ultra-Cold Temperatures for Quantum
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AME Agent Swarms Rewrite the Workflow
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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M64 – ModRetro
(modretro.com)
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Europe has been relying on the US for a lot of its space activities and was caught unprepared by the US becoming an unreliable partner. It takes some time to regroup a whole industry.
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Meta ran ads for an app promising to nudify female politicians
(arstechnica.com)
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> the welfare department is never gonna make money No, but taxes make money and if you just stop spending on things like ICE and their concentration camps or overpriced and ineffective military action and equipment, you’ll see there is a
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> and that's why global debt keeps spiralling. Yes, but if the dollar collapses and is replaced by a new reserve currency while other countries have debts in dollars, they win and the US loses. Only the US loses, keep in mind. It’ll
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> now we are driving 500 over Keep in mind the car is not designed to generate lift at that speed.
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The big difference is that, at the current rate, economic collapse of the US will happen in my lifetime, and I’m almost 60. I wasn’t looking forward to that kind of planetary upheaval for my retirement.
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I was looking for something more general-purpose, such as a decommissioned quad-socket x86 with 80 or more AVX512 cores and a terabyte of RAM, which I suspect will be a strong limiting factor. The possibility of adding some older Nvidia acc
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Would be more interesting if instead of Kitty it used ncurses. VSCode on the VT-100 would be a thing to behold.
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Physical Implant Attack on the Boeing 737 [pdf]
(usenix.org)
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It’s time for me to upgrade the main server in my home lab and I’m thinking about which machine should I have. What kind of hardware you’d need to run the 397B one at an acceptable speed?
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> 15 beeps, btw, till it turns itself off for the day One thing I miss that’s not on my Fitbit is an hourly warning. When you have ADHD, it’s a huge helper.
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Is socialism, but without universal healthcare, university education, and social safety nets.
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> an SLM of around 100-400M parameters at crazy high speeds and with minimal power usage Software support for that kind of usage, when available, will be immensely impactful.
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No, but if you are guaranteed to have a GPU or NPU packaged together it becomes like the SPUs in the Cell processor - you can’t offload instructions (unless you use a trap mechanism to a subroutine) but you can have code that hides the setu
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I guess it’s time to elect a couple democrats to curb the deficit while solving the impending social collapse. Unfortunately, I don’t think that will happen this time.
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Firefly Aerospace to fly Zeno Power radioisotope heater on lunar lander mission
(spacenews.com)
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Qualcomm PDQ, the first integrated PDA/OS/Mobile Phone -and why it perished
(jeffrey-belk.medium.com)
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