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I doubt it. Men can just pay for better creators/entertainment on the internet oh not to mention betting.

Many Tech youtubers have like 1min+ sponsorship ads now days.

So damn glad I got 64GB Micron E Die kits to go with my 5800X3D when Microcenter had a nice sale on both. At this rate. I probably won't be upgrading until 2030!

This maybe harder to detect visually, but im sure Radar/Lidar systems will be improved to counter these.

Nope. They don't have the tech.

I wonder if GN will get their hands on one for testing and benchmarking. They've done a test before of a ZhaoXin CPU based pre-built (https://youtu.be/RIgBsz1MduI?is=fMSgJer5GDu8nJcb).

Seems like it should be 2 or 3 per month.

Most people using Markdown are probably developer that are already using a Git repo either locally or on Cloud plus already using with their AI harness. And VS Code does a good job at handling MD files.

Lol! Sounds like an easy solution would be to change her plate to be "B1ANK".

You kind of know what Google's leadership is going to do. Not so much with a start up like Crusoe.

What are ypu working on/building that Qwen3.8 is good enough? I've tried the latest open weights models but none of them really work well for my use case (building an all in one CAD + CFD + CAM + DFM optimization). Qwen in particular has a bad habit of flipping XYZ coordinates so the STEP files exported end up being a mess.

We used to be able to buy former retired corporate mini/micro PCs running 2nd to 4th Gen i5s/i7s for a bit more than the cost of a Pi 4.

The current trend in Defense is modularity and "open" architecture.

I tried it. Nothing local or open weights can touch Fable/Opus/Gemini for my use cases.

Probably won't work for Anthropic because they likely want a larger assortment of users and use cases.

For the application I'm working on right now, I have tons of documentation. Every feature and even bug fixes have a TDD, FDD, Implementation Plan and/or RCA document in Markdown format. And these are grouped under logical sub folders.

I also maintain a up to date master System Architect and Design document. Oh and a master index document listing every file along with a brief overview of the file.

Its very easy to give specific contexts and reference this way. The index file really helps cut down the scanning done in a cold new session.

Wait what, I haven't used Ubuntu in a long time. They have ads like Windows???

Really going to ignore what happened between FAA and Boeing with the MAX?

And yet with the 747MAX we saw that bureaucrats at the FAA were heavily influenced by Boeing.

>The FAAs safety risk management is built around a rigorous process, but that is also a massive slowdown to reasonable progress.

If this is the case, why was an airport knocked offline due to a cut fiber optic? A safety focused system would have a backup system say satellite or mobile 4G/5G. But they didn't have such.

This isn't about safety. Its about bureaucracy wrapped up as safety.

Why should I consider this over say PySide6 for Python apps?

What I do is download the statements from my banks/trade platforms and then I have a custom Python script that strips out PII/account data and create a cleaned up CSV. Then use that CSV with Gemini for analytics and modeling.

This is somewhat manual but works well enough without handing over access and account details to AI.

You could potentially use it as a security camera with some modifications or turn it in to a webcam. That phone probably has a better camera than 90% of laptops and cheap security cameras.

Microsoft really messed up with their mobile OS by not treating touchscreen as the primary input and display method.

Remember, this is the government we're talking about. That system was likely being worked on from 1980s to 1990s before itactually went in to implementation phase in 1990s.

>The FAA cited an October 13 event where a fiber optic cable connecting Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport to the FAA’s network was cut outside an airport gate, leading to the loss of data services between FAA facilities and requiring a ground stop.

Do they seriously not have a backup connection? I would have expected them to have a backup stelite or maybe even a 4G/5G mobile data system in place.

If I can use my phone as a Hotspot when Comcast is doing some service so I can work, I don't understand what idiot designed an airport without backup connections.

That seems like cost cutting leading to coil whine. With that said, even some $1000+ GPUs have had coil whine issues.

For now that's the case. But the Chinese government is really pushing for their companies to use local hardware.

Man. I haven't even heard of this and there's a ton of Kahi user comments here. Something doesn't smell right...

That's still a huge loss. Now imagine if the tech jobs fell by 26%. You won't be saying it "only" fell by 26%.