Bears can swim?

Retro Futurism, Art Deco, Steam Punk, Ray Gun Gothic, Mad Scientist

So he went to this website:

https://isaiprofitable.com/

My ebike. I have a 14 mile commute each way. With my ebike I can bike to work door-to-door, every day. Would not be possible without my ebike. I get a lot of hate and cries of cheater on the trail but it is worth it not to have to drive to work.

A better question IMHO is who do you think should have a monopoly on the use of force.

“Krita is a professional FREE and open source painting program. It is made by artists that want to see affordable art tools for everyone.”

Misleading headline.

This was 3 out of hundreds of thousands of runs. And mainly due to misconfigurations not aggressive use of zero days.

While it is possible to characterize this as a marketing stunt, it is equally possible to characterize this as transparency.

It is an interesting story but do we really need the sensationalism?

Witch-hunting is a historical example of mass behavior potentially fueled by moral panic. The current trend towards banning phone use in schools is another.

Breakout is a techno-thriller grounded in real science. Enjoyed this one.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/205693922-breakout

In 1997 everyone knew we were in a bubble. Alan Greenspan the Fed Chair publicly called it “Irrational Exuberance. ” If you got out of the market then you missed a market doubling and left significant upside on the table. It was insanity and everyone new it, much like today. There was a trend of people quitting their jibs to become full time day traders. Its easy to make money in an up market.

In the dot com collapse the effects were mostly felt in the tech sector. While the stock market slumped there was not a wave of banks failing. There were a lot of layoffs in the tech sector and IT jobs were hard to come by.

“…and we will make more”

Kind of misleading without the rest of the quote. Basically saying no more AI layoffs for now.

This is not a change of course, its a pause in the carnage.

Science routinely solves problems like this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photo_51

In some sense this is the very heart of science: taking disparate views of the world and drawing likely conclusions that are testable and reproducible.

The Hamburgler

Its a great question, I was able to find this on the Framework site: https://community.frame.work/c/community-market/202

That is completely fair. For the way I use my laptop I need fairly current hardware, but if you do not, the premium price might not make sense for you.

The way I justified it was by saying that it will last longer than a laptop I just throw away after 5 years. If I can keep it for 10 years with an upgrade ir two the economics starts to make sense.

When the waitress said “Enjoy your meal” and I responded “You too.”

What size model? I can run 8 billion parameter models on my Geforce 3070 with 8gb of vram. Bigger models need more memory. For $1-2k you can upgrade to a 16 or 32 gb video card. For $3k you can get a Framework Desktop with 128 gb unified memory. For $6k you can get a DGX Spark with a blackwell chip and 128 gb unified memory. Mac mini or Mac studio are also good choices in this price range.

This works surprisingly well. Even though the relief is temporary, exerting some control over the pain makes it more manageable.

It cannot be Thanos because he did nothing wrong.