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stevenjgarner
2mo ago
The project was first teased by Musk in early 2026 and officially announced on March 21, 2026 during a special event at the defunct Seaholm Power Plant in Austin, Texas [1][2] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terafab
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2mo ago
Paywall : https://archive.ph/rUAGa
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An OpenAI test model escaped and broke into a real company's servers
(cnn.com)
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Actual cited paper: Lorentz Violation in Emergent Gravity and Its Cosmological Consequences https://journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/tvmx-qk3k
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Thermodynamic gravity explains cosmic acceleration without dark energy
(phys.org)
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3mo ago
When you send USD to an AUD account via Wise, no money actually travels between the US and Australia. Wise maintains massive pools of local currency in bank accounts all over the world. When you deposit USD, it goes into Wise’s US bank ac
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3mo ago
I think this is a well thought out understanding of your specific snapshot in time. However these are indeed exponential times. It may be more realistic to do your calculus on time shifting assumptions, especially given how clear you are
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3mo ago
That's rough. Same symptoms of low testosterone, which a blood test can measure. This can be caused (even in younger men) through daily exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) like BPA and phthalates, heavy metals, and pest
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4mo ago
Yes it does - the ROI is replacing the global labor market => the replaced workers stop earning income. They cut spending. The businesses they used to patronize see revenue decline => the company that fired its workers to save money d
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4mo ago
No paywall : https://archive.ph/fLR71
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4mo ago
So all these top universities using Canvas as a core part of their infrastructure somewhat begs the question : why would a technology degree from them have any real value if they can't even have their infrastructure built and maintaine
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5mo ago
Original paper: Prohormone cleavage prediction uncovers a non-incretin anti-obesity peptide https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-08683-y Press: Stanford scientists discover “natural Ozempic” without side effects
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Stanford scientists discover "natural Ozempic" without side effects
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Antimatter took to the road for the first time
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Ummm ... the "Victoria University of Wellington in Australia"? Please. Victoria University is located in Wellington, New Zealand [1]. Nothing to do with Australia. Dr. Morgan Cable is a Senior Lecturer in Space Science at Te Her
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A Petri Dish of Brain Cells Is Getting Better at Playing 'Doom'
(inc.com)
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IBM unveils first ever "half-Möbius" molecule aided by quantum computing
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Graphene-based 'artificial skin' brings human-like touch closer to robots
(techxplore.com)
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Actual paper: https://news.oregonstate.edu/news/new-cancer-killing-materia...
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7mo ago
Paywall : https://archive.ph/M6Ywb
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Hegseth threatens to blacklist Anthropic over AI-controlled weapons [video]
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It is a fair question. The short answer is that the nature of the machine has fundamentally changed from mechanical machines (where parts break) to cyber-physical systems (where code controls physics): 1) Safety. In the 20th century, safe
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Isn't open source the legitimate compromise solution to right-to-repair? If you're unhappy with buying a closed proprietary product, why not support an open source alternative? Granted current open source farm tractors pale in c
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In 2017, Apple and John Deere famously joined forces in Nebraska to fight an early R2R bill. An Apple lobbyist told Nebraska legislators that passing the bill would make the state a "Mecca for hackers," a talking point that has si
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If the age verification is going to mandate government issued ID, the government issuer can be the Trust Anchor issuing a Digitally Signed Credential for the zero knowledge proof - using any available open source zero-knowledge process: 1)
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Looking at actual data regarding Australia's landmark legislation setting a minimum age of 16 for social media access with enforcement starting on December 10, 2025 indicates weakened data protection. The Australian data suggests that
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That is EXACTLY what the post is saying: > But that progress belongs almost entirely to people 50 and over. For people under 50, both incidence and mortality have been climbing. CRC is now the #1 cancer killer in men under 50. You need t
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Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) [1], a technique that involves combining many images taken with different light sources, researchers have deciphered 79 additional inscriptions. “This project highlights urban communication, especia
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Archaeologists Identify Traces of 2k-Year-Old Pompeii Love Note
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When Human Activity Dropped During Covid-19 Methane Emissions Spiked
(smithsonianmag.com)
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