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4mo ago
I have been trying to move away from doom scrolling, and the vice I've replaced it with is online webnovels and webcomics. Reading from RoyalRoad or WebToons is hardly mentally stimulating, but I feel it's at least better than ran
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The Digital Sovereignty Trap
(statedept.substack.com)
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4mo ago
> Under the agreement, Reflection will get immediate access to Nvidia GB300s, top-of-the-line AI chips used to train and run advanced models, and has agreed to pay SpaceX $150 million per month beginning July 1, 2026, through 2029
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SpaceX signs computing power deal with AI startup Reflection worth up $6.3B
(cnbc.com)
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4mo ago
they had the option, but hadn't executed on it... now it seems they have.
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4mo ago
All that wailing and gnashing about Spacex ipo 'forcing' index fund to invest and thus 'loot' poor people's retirements... when all you had to do was just...add a waiting clause. It can still be a passive fund, not
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5mo ago
Would you be willing stake some money on your claim and short the stock?
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5mo ago
Karpathy's career arc feels similar to Jim Keller's; a butterfly flitting from one flower to another, gathering experiences and creating magic everywhere they go.
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5mo ago
> Yes, Elon is very sane. tbf, a 'sane' person wouldn't have started a rocket company and an ev company, at the same time, in a recession. He has never been sane. and that has made all the difference.
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5mo ago
I grew up in Nairobi during the 90's, and corporal punishment was common. We had massive work loads (by grade 7, we had 13 subjects and like 50 books, and no locker system like in america so had to drag two bags everyday) and there was
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6mo ago
Quick, someone tell slashdot!
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ryzvonusef
6mo ago
Thank you for sharing! that's an interesting project.
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6mo ago
there is a youtube video I watched where an RV guy converted as many appliances and gadgets on his vehicle to Direct DC as he could, saved a lot on wastage from DC-AC-DC conversions. We need mundane home DC solutions.
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7mo ago
The problem arises because Trans people in the west (ironically) insist on a binary definition. Here in Pakistan, trans people have fought for (and gained) the right to NOT be part of the binary system; so here we have 'M' for men
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7mo ago
The issue is literally one of segregation. You create, as a form of entertainment for the masses, an event for peak athletes to display their talent...by quirk of biology that means men. You create a women's category to let them have t
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7mo ago
Here is Elon Musk's take on this attempt: https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2035743704322023820 > Given that several companies make advanced chips, but no companies have ever made fully reusable rockets
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Tesla poaching engineers from chip manufacturing companies like TSMC
(money.udn.com)
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7mo ago
original link in chinese, here is a google translate link: https://money-udn-com.translate.goog/money/story/5612/939845... The source is a Taipei based journalist: https://x.com/dnystedt/
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8mo ago
Persians had a system since 400 BC: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yakhch%C4%81l
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Neuralink has had 21 'Neuralnauts' in the past 2 years
(neuralink.com)
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9mo ago
Haven't we been crying about the IPv4 apocalypse and the need to adopt IPv6 since the slashdot days? It's like fetch, it's not happening.
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10mo ago
people on twitter are calling it yet another acqui-hire.
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1y ago
At this point, just accept electric motorcycles/scooters are a distinct category that you'd like to accept and promote, and get rid of the vestigial pedals. In my country, our govt is promoting e-cycles, and they are about ~ USD 1
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1y ago
Reminds me of an acronym that defines this sort of behaviour: COIK. What is COIK? well everyone knows what COIK is, no need to bother explaining. COIK is 'Clear Only If Known.' Did you really have to ask me about such a simple thi
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1y ago
there are CLI tools that are combining most of these package in one go, like Yazi, that are gaining popularity in the TUI community.
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1y ago
I want to share this rant by Casey Handmer (Former NASA JPL). I'm sharing the main tweet here, you can read the whole thread in the link: https://x.com/CJHandmer/status/1969634998144888999 > It'
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1y ago
The article is by Christian Davenport who is selling their book tomorrow. https://x.com/wapodavenport/status/1967678155755491386
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SpaceX built a docking system from bicycle parts
(washingtonpost.com)
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1y ago
> To assemble what would become one of the most important parts of Elon Musk’s Crew Dragon spacecraft, the docking system that would attach it to the International Space Station, a couple of SpaceX engineers in 2013 purchased moun
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1y ago
meanwhile, in a hilarious juxtaposition... https://www.dawn.com/news/1940395/interior-minister-forms-bo... > Media reports say that data of all SIM holders, including Interior Minister Naqvi, was sold at
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