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by sharpshadow 1y ago
Military drones maybe? The trend is now on local AI features and they are practically throwaway.
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
Every month a German company announces jobcuts in the thousands, I wonder how long this can continue until there are no more jobs to cut. Luckily the Bundeswehr is looking for 80k new people.
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
There is a discussion here[0] about it. I think China would profit the most from BE in RISC-V since they are now adopting the architecture[1] to avoid future problems with patents. 0. https://lwn.net/Articles/1036294&#x
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The Xuntian Space Telescope(newspaceeconomy.ca)
3 points by sharpshadow 1y ago|0 comments
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
The inconsistency in the Starlink data would suggest that they make use of different options to determine to which country their devices get applied to. As mentioned here Starlink could provide very precise location and limit access but as
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
What is not clear to me is what happens if one has pictures and communication of highly illegal stuff which is not csam.
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
It would be only just if the Palestinians would get their own state after this.
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
> modern browser scripting is extremely easy, so you can often scrape things with mild single-person effort even if the site is an SPA with tons of dynamic JS. I think he means the JS part is now easy to run and scrape compared to the
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
It’s a global AI race, there is more at stakes than profit.
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
It is inflating prices but also doing a lot more contrary to nothing.
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
As things are going China could protect South Korea from North Korea as well as the USA. Also SK wouldn't be in the immediate wrath of China during an conflict escalation between USA and China. Practically SK should have a strong negot
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
The standby experience is so bad on Linux laptops that I almost always shutdown and optimise for boot speed. On the MB a shutdown is quite rare and getting into the system takes 1s with the fingerprint reader. That’s such a huge difference
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
Maybe the context where in the cave the symbol has been found could indicate what it meant. Furthermore symbols could be related to the surroundings of the cave to give future cave dwellers information about the area.
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
Doing it to distract yourself from the other thing which you want to do even less.
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
Zelensky at the MSC 2022: “If … results do not guarantee security for our country, Ukraine will have every right to believe that the Budapest Memorandum is not working and all the package decisions of 1994 are in doubt”[0]. 4 days later Rus
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
And let’s not forget the crazy analysis of Dr. Braun.[0] 0. https://hansbenjaminbraun.ch/nordstream.html
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
“More than 50 cities across China have introduced testing-friendly policies for autonomous vehicles.”[0] Europe could do the same but they have other priorities. 0. https://restofworld.org/2025/robotaxi-waymo-apollo-go&
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
Windows 11 has round corners.
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
Similar situation in Poland with appointments for specialists in at least 6 months and often much longer. German public health insurances are concerned right now about their unusually high deficits. Because many millions refugees are not w
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
To be very specific I was told that the hand does not go over the head when doing a nazi salute.
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Quantum-Centric Supercomputing(ibm.com)
1 points by sharpshadow 1y ago|0 comments
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
Maybe you also heard about an erdstall[0] which are old tunnel systems around Europe, often the entry is accompanied by an standing stone with a hole in it. Christianity did the same here. There is one case where they filled up the tunnel a
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USB-C vs. Lightning(lifewire.com)
3 points by sharpshadow 1y ago|0 comments
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
It became a very common thing recently that German politians are working together with companies which scan social media sites for posts with insults and file cease and desist orders with money penalities or taking it even further to court.
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
No mentions yet that China is ruled by a communist party inspired by the Russian Revolution. Russia and China opened their market but remained in socialism. The key takeaway I would say is that their primary interest is making their country
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
In my opinion there is still a lot to discover around the manipulation of the environment of plants. Generally speaking its the milieu which has the primary effect on life. Genetic manipulation and environment settings should be applied tog
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
The early internet had some wild recipes online, almost unimaginable today. A bit curious how long I would have to dig to find those things, if at all, but really don’t feel to leave that trail.
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
Here is his website[0] very cool stuff indeed. 0. https://ztresearch.blog/2014/07/03/unique-image-showing-ligh...
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by sharpshadow 1y ago
Your comment gave me an flashback to when I started programming and drag and dropped downloaded python packages into the packages folder instead of installing them.
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Russia Has an Arsenal of New AI Drones Built with Smuggled Nvidia Chips(forbes.com)
2 points by sharpshadow 1y ago|0 comments

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