That's why I call it an enigma, at some point they'll forget and we will be nothing more than a conspiracy theory: a dude used movies, his mind, and a phone to "save the world." #17Enigma something or other.

They're giving access to these US based phones to foreign adversaries. I applaud them for being sneaky enough to get the software (... bad boys.) Our data means our data. You can't abuse what you don't have.

I kind of like this stuff. Makes your brain think about the how. You know, I got lucky enough to be told I'm a brilliant genius. I'll take it as I'm surrounded by good company. Truth is it's nice finding out that the way it works is exactly the way you thought it would work. Humbling experience. Have a good day.

Actually, I was the person who Elon borrowed the idea from. The thing is that he thought it was a good idea worth stealing. Now that's funny. He just thought it was good enough to try. Isn't that right Elon?

My friend and I say that with the very definition of the word in mind. This is the future we are now talking about. Imagine an entire datacenter in space. It'll be floating around the moon, or perhaps in Lagrange 1 and it will assist with communication in space. This is only a first step, allow me to remind you of the fact that there is quantum technology that is being developed with this exact problem in mind. We will use quantum technology to be able to communicate in space and it's a reality not just sci-fi fantasy. The same way they said that personal computers would change the world of academia when they had mainframes that they had to share time on. The future is going to get weird, but it will be good. spacenexus.us/blog/spacecraft-thermal-management-passive-active-cooling

Smartphone? (Score:2) by anonymouscoward52236 ( 6163996 ) on Saturday October 03, 2026 @04:26PM (#66361586) Even if he used a modern smartphone, doesn't that now use AI for image processing? lol... Comment Subject: Re:Smartphone? Comment: Well, I had hoped he had used some type of new optical scanning or technology. It's unfortunate that he has since deleted his LinkedIn profile. Perhaps he did as he said, however deleting his LinkedIn profile doesn't help exonerate him. It's always sad when people delete their profiles-compared to people who have completely made up their papers-this man at least explained his process. U of A has an optics lab, and I spent some time there as a janitor. It's amazing stuff they get to "play" with. I hope he comes back to LinkedIn there's a lot to learn from him regarding his experience with the whole thing. Sorry, anonymous posting has been turned off. Please register and log in.

Well if people are successfully blocking data center construction, their objections are a 'factual' problem for big tech. But people are just going to switch to complaining about blocking out the stars.

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fscholar.google.com%2Fsch... Cited by 260,963 Wow

In LLMs you usually use a parameter-specific learning rate algorithm (e.g. ADAM/W) that uses momentum (gradient history). https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdev.to%2Fshrsv%2Fadam-and-...

That's the point, it's getting hard to find specific thinking tasks / games at which AI doesn't dominate people. Now there is one fewer known example.

My ex said length was more important than thickness...

On the serious side, at somepoint making things thinner just makes them weaker, with not real benefit to the user.

My biggest complaint about the Neo is it doesn't have a Thunderbolt port. The Mac Airbook I bought my daughter did, and it was on sale for about the same price as a Neo just before Christmas. My favorite Mac feature is the fingerprint reader for quick login.

If Democrats gain control of both the House and Senate, doesn't that give them a huge mandate to repeal the big beautiful boondoggle?

Microsoft still owns billions of dollars worth of prime Redmond real estate. I suspect in a few years they will go the Tektronix route, and only manage to post a profit every year by selling off and/or leasing out that real estate. I was just working for XBox, it's full of old-timers eyeing the exit. I'd cash out the stock options while they can still get good money for them if I were them.

Yeah, because Apple is famous for their heat management! I once had to develop a Mac printer driver for our product on a Mac that kept overheating and shutting itself off... that was the Mac where everything was built into the monitor, with no fans, 'cause who needs fans, right?