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AI layoffs are looking more and more like corporate fiction that's masking dark
(fortune.com)
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US Authoritarian Regime Executes Unarmed Civilian as Ruler Grows More Erratic
(zeteo.com)
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9mo ago
Even the same drink tastes a little different at different temperature or if you use a plastic straw, metal straw, glass bottle, plastic bottle.
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9mo ago
Yours and others knee jerk reaction proves my point you are conflating autocracy with communism/socialism.
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9mo ago
To me this is the most amazing thing people that would turn themselves inside out against communism/socialism because of the lies they have been told. When it actually comes down to it are all for communism ie open source
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9mo ago
Looks like the cost curve down for batteries is still on track. The next decade will be interesting as the world transitions from oil to renewables it's funny in a way that 20 years ago peak oil was about supply but now it is likely to
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Why the Sudden Emergence of Sodium-Ion Batteries?
(cleantechnica.com)
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The Quiet Unraveling of the Power Grid Monopoly
(oilprice.com)
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Cost is no longer a concern as today LFP batteries and electric motor price is cheaper than an ice engine in China. Though my main point is that there is a lack of infrastructure to charge at full speed current batteries so higher capacity
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For me current battery tech is already good enough for passenger ev they cant even use the full charging speed capacity or the charge discharge cycles. Solid state batteries might be useful for heavy duty trucking or aeroplanes/drones
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We can hope the cost trajectory of solar and batteries continues for the next 10+ years as that is what most likely to make oil, gas and coal uneconomical rather than all use stopping
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IEA: Declining coal demand in China set to outweigh Trump's pro-coal policies
(carbonbrief.org)
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MTV's 24-Hour Music Channels Shut Down Across the Globe
(consequence.net)
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Jellyfin on ARM: It Works – Interfacing Linux
(interfacinglinux.com)
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10mo ago
Another reason for the world to move off the dollar system. And now even European countries/banking system will be more into de-dollarisation
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I Built a Module System for a Language That Doesn't Have One
(claudianadalin.com)
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This is why I think China will win the AI race. As once it becomes a commodity no other country is capable of bringing down manufacturing and energy costs the way China is today. I am also rooting for them to get on parity with node size fo
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Most men don't understand what women have to go through in everyday interactions and most women don't understand the same for men. And I think your analytical reaction to an emotional problem proves my point I feel.
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Most of her friends are probably women. Try making an account with an obvious female name and you will see a marked difference on most social platforms I am saying this as a guy we really don't understand the world women live in online
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Meta Gets Caught Manipulating Algorithm for Israel [video]
(youtube.com)
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Might not be the best thing for US but rest of the world needs China to reach parity on node size with TSMC to crash the market.
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Wall Street is stealing from volunteer fire departments [video]
(youtube.com)
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they are no longer needed though with last mile delivery robots being introduced that can use the same elevator and stairs as humans
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ChatGPT Defaults Free Users to Cheapest Model – Will Anyone Notice a Worse Model [video]
(youtube.com)
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How I Made My Own Apple Watch – In China [video]
(youtube.com)
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Innovating to address streaming abuse – and our latest transparency report
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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I think the first EA fifa 97 was on sega mega drive 2 that I recall playing. It's amazing to see how far they came over the years but after 2014 I stopped caring about the all the new options as I was to old to learn all the new contro
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There will be diminishing returns though as the future models won't be thah much better we will reach a point where the open source model will be good enough for most things. And the need for being on the latest model no longer so impo
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Google biggest advantage over time will be costs. They have their own hardware which they can and will optimise for their LLMS. And Google has experience of getting market share over time by giving better results, performance or space. ie g
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This has less to do with anti china hawks and more to do with anti Israel content on TikTok. And information control in the US. They are openly buying out all US mainstream media and from the looks of it will probably take Warner brothers f
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