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Once seen, it cannot be unseen. Thanks.

Ah the age old story of something being loved to death.

Turns out glass has been known to be a fluid and to fracture for quite some time.

[edit: but glass is not a simple fluid.]

The correct term is entitled, as it applies equally whether they think they are smarter or not.

Horrific, yes. However, estimates for the total number of people killed by Imperial Japan during World War II (primarily 1937–1945) range from roughly 20 to 30 million or higher across the Asia-Pacific theater, and they refused unconditional surrender until 2 atomic bombs stopped them killing who knows how many more.

No stairs, no go.

It’s hip to be square

We’ve received notice that the Department of Commerce has lifted export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5.

We'll begin restoring access tomorrow, and will share an update soon.

We’re grateful to our users for their patience, and to everyone who worked with us on redeploying the models.

https://x.com/anthropicai/status/2072106151890809341?s=46

Doing work ≠ publishing work

The podcast is in French, but you can hear the first public performance of the works here:

Discovery of an unpublished manuscript by Mozart at the BnF: behind the scenes of an extraordinary operation

https://www.radiofrance.fr/francemusique/podcasts/l-invite-e...

Steam Engine, surely?

Can’t wait for the ultrasonic truck driving my coffee beans down the mountain to port, and the ultrasonic cargo ship bring my coffee beans from Colombia.

Who needs a head anyway?

this thing must be swimming in printer ink or something...

Gold

I want a V12 or V16, thank you very much.

We’ve successfully outsourced pollution too.

The peak of cascading effects from errant dependencies has yet to come

Home schooling will boom as a result

When should children be given a smartphone?

The answer is whenever you think your child is ready to view porn.

At some point it will be Gmail talking to itself.

His experience at PayPal during the dot-com period gives him direct knowledge of how speculation can lead to major losses. This background encourages careful analysis of current conditions rather than automatic acceptance that all is well.

A point frequently overlooked is that professionals in his position have strong personal reasons to be accurate. Incorrectly concluding there is no risk can damage their investments and reputation more severely than acknowledging potential problems. His assessment rests on specific differences from earlier periods, such as major companies generating profits and consistent demand for critical hardware.

Listen to the author of “A Brief History of Financial Bubbles” argue why it probably isn’t a bubble:

https://api.substack.com/feed/podcast/260347/s/233172.rss

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/conversations-with-col...

https://open.spotify.com/show/0Cj2lIpGxkrw1RFVIPTa6a?si=f41c...

What a stupid proposition. The capitalisation has already flowed to theses companies through private means.

The climate change deniers are gonna love this. CO2 from soil.

It is not too far fetched to see NVIDIA acquiring Microsoft for the vertically integrated advantages Apple enjoys.

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Look at the P/E ratio Amazon has had for years and come back with a better argument.

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MIT should know better that Natural Selection ≠ Genius

Arguably, Google has all your info anyway.

They’ll all be offering to run from the cloud with the next 3-4 months.

I'm going on vacation. I have a life critical device I depend on for said life. What would happen if said device failed? Like many of the other comments, surely a diabetic would be familiar with the risks? Apparently not.