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by stingrae 8mo ago
arbitrarily large means like measured in square km. Starcloud is talking about 4km x 4km area of solar panels and radiative cooling. ( https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/starcloud/ ) Building this is definitely not trivi
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by stingrae 9mo ago
yeah i think the scroll speed is too fast. that would fix all the issues.
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by stingrae 9mo ago
seems like it would be an issue for building datacenters in space/orbit
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by stingrae 9mo ago
in more direct words: Brex acquired by Capital One for $5.15B.
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by stingrae 9mo ago
raemond.com
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by stingrae 9mo ago
1 and 2 have been achieved. 4 is close, the interface needs some work to allow nontechnical people use it. (claude code)
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by stingrae 10mo ago
"IBM to acquire OpenAI (Rumor) (bloomberg.com)".... quick someone set up a polymarket so i can bet against it.
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by stingrae 10mo ago
The functionality is very much reduced.
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by stingrae 11mo ago
Doesn't ULA use Blue Origin's rocket engines?
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by stingrae 11mo ago
Potentially welding the feet to the deck detailed in this patent: https://patents.google.com/patent/US20240124165A1/en
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by stingrae 11mo ago
"This worked great if you were electrifying America in the 1930s, when labor was cheap, materials were subsidized, and the government could strong-arm right-of-way access." It was good in the moment. The issue is maintaining it wi
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by stingrae 1y ago
If only that's all it takes
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by stingrae 1y ago
Correction Posted: "After publishing, Red Hat confirmed that it was a GitLab account breach, not GitHub ."
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by stingrae 1y ago
This is very cool. Will Apple allow this app to be deployed on the app store?
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by stingrae 1y ago
$41k is not an absurd starting price for a truck. Look at f150 prices, starting at 39k.
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by stingrae 1y ago
They are, it could be that the vast majority are acting in good faith, but the videos show a very different story. There is also no statement from ICE renouncing bad behavior from their agents. Also, you are going to have a hard time suing
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by stingrae 1y ago
We are potentially about to see a worse incident than Uber in Phoenix or Cruise in SF. 444 miles per Critical Disengagement is terrible. In 2023, Waymo reported 17,000 miles between Critical Disengagements and have made significant (as seen
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by stingrae 1y ago
It is insane that federal agents are allowed to roam around in masks, without ID and just arrest people.
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by stingrae 1y ago
Blue Origin New Shepard 75k kg
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by stingrae 2y ago
for reference, the Deputy White House Press Secretary's tweet (providing evidence of (2): https://x.com/KushDesai47/status/1907618136444067901
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by stingrae 2y ago
I would 100% use this if it had cellular.
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by stingrae 2y ago
they get stock in xAI
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by stingrae 2y ago
My first reaction is that the scoring is too harsh. I got within 50 years and 100 km and the resulting score is 7,406 / 10,000.
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by stingrae 2y ago
They get to do what they want within the rules established by the courts and constitution.
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by stingrae 2y ago
In China they are pushing automation. When you are charging $500+ a pcbs, you don't care as much.
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by stingrae 2y ago
In China, they compete with each other to get be the cheapest. Here (Bay Area) it feels like the PCB fab and assembly houses have decided to be higher priced because the defense contracts (and FAANG Quick turns) are willing to pay it.
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by stingrae 2y ago
Here in San Francisco we don't have a rat problem due to the coyotes in the city.
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by stingrae 2y ago
that will just mean the best models will just be used privately within the companies.
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by stingrae 2y ago
In the article it mentioned Bluetooth SIG sluggishness being the primary reason that they didn’t shift over.
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by stingrae 2y ago
I would argue it is correct use of the word. In English, there are multiple meanings of catfish like bottom feeder.

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