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Quantum Elements, USC Demonstrate Surface Code Scaling on IBM Heron Processors
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MSI XpertStation WS300 Thermals: Why a 1,300W GB300 Doesn't Throttle on a Desk
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NASA scientists say relocations put space missions at risk
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New EU KIDS Act will restrict social media for under-15s
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> Or at least that's now NVIDIA would like you to use it. Exactly. It's tailor-built to be a GB300 tray under your desk. Unless you really need a GB300 tray under your desk, you would be better served looking elsewhere.
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Online hate researcher keeps hammering X despite deportation threat
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Jalapeño Shows Power of LLMs for Chip Design
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Hardcaml – an OCaml library for designing and testing hardware designs
(hardcaml.org)
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How does it compare to the US?
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We are all Product Engineers now – Seldo.com
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But that would increase taxation over corporations. That won't work for as long as corporations can make the vast majority of campaign donations. Every citizen should have the right to one vote. Large scale campaign financing distorts
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> oblivious to the incredibly strict US visa requirements for people from Europe etc. Their strange notions of what democracy looks like might feel dangerous to the current government.
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It needs to compensate for country and position.
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> It should be a stack rank by salary to deal with the over subscription Considering salary based on country of origin, adjusted for position, would probably be the best way to ensure little abuse (apart from the indentured servitude-lik
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> After all, for the same job, the pay in Canada is way worse. OTOH, you have free universal healthcare - and, the best part is that everyone in Canada gets it. You also have gun-free schools, abortions are considered healthcare, and, on
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> skilled workers tend to increase job availability Who'd imagine squeezing the middle class would backfire epically? Compensation hasn't reflected the GDP per capital increases for the majority of the workforce. I don't t
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New $100k H-1B visa fee pushes tech jobs offshore
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Adversarial Fashion Makes a Statement on AI Panopticon
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Oracle tries to appease Stargate data center opponents with renewables push
(arstechnica.com)
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If the source is 16000x the exposure needed to kill you, then 1m will be too close.
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Quite possibly, depending on grid-scale renewable deployment. I also am about to install a set of solar panels, so a base level of power will cost me only the depreciation of the PV hardware. We could condition datacenter installs to provid
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> You can't build such a machine out yourself but if you could I suspect the price point would come out about the same. That's kind of the nature of capitalism and price elasticity - the manufacture price only limited the minim
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How long until the higher power draw nullifies the higher acquisition price of the GB300 machine?
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It's kind of clear to me that operating a fleet of robotaxis was Uber's original plan - humans were only a temporary thing. It was not optimal for them that self-driving vehicles were a lot more complicated than we expected back t
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D-Matrix Raptor 3D-DRAM Accelerator for Generative Inference at Hot Chips 2026
(servethehome.com)
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HP ZGX Fury Is Now Orderable: GB300 Superchip, 748GB Unified Memory
(storagereview.com)
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D-Matrix Joins the Nvidia NVLink Fusion Platform – ServeTheHome
(servethehome.com)
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Well… it might be a Nokia 2260
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The best comment on those videos: “Worst Ride Ever”
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If you swim too close to it, you might as well not bother to surface.
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