For those not in the know, this is literally the founding story of Israel - God told them to genocide the Canaanites and steal their land. What we’re seeing here is violence that continues to be perpetuated by religious traditions (about events which never really happened, according to biblical scholars).
Graphene is a great example of a planar molecule, within 1 atom of tolerance. Graphene is found in naturally occurring graphite rocks.
Exactly my point. YOU don’t need a surveillance network. The US government DOES. And what do you know, this constellation was purchased by the US military, and is entirely for their exclusive use.
This constellation is being purchased from SpaceX but is not going to be operated by SpaceX. I’m not sure why everyone thinks this is the same as Starlink as if it were a consumer product.
This is a huge network (hundreds) of very low orbit satellites, making surveillance far closer to realtime, with more global coverage, with presumably a higher resolution. Since there are so many of them they’re also more resistant to anti-satellite weapons than traditional surveillance assets.
Remember that the existing Keyhole satellites are basically the same build as the Hubble Space Telescope, meaning fewer, larger, more expensive satellites. This is a huge leap in capability.
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This article mostly ignores the one thing that actually makes social media harmful in a way that is unique to social media: addictiveness, and the ultimate mental health decline that comes from scrolling through a feed and getting tiny dopamine hits all day.
This is distinct from “virality,” since is more related to the idea that we’ve optimized for “engagement”. It is inevitable that AI will be tuned for that very soon, and we will find that AI is addictively engaging a lot sooner than it is correct.
Sounds like the EU needs to get a bigger stick.
I think you haven’t run the numbers on what the breakdown of different industries is.
For example, there’s around 600,000 tech companies in the United States, but there’s around 750,000 restaurants. I agree that most of those tech companies could work from home, but I doubt a Taco Bell could be successful like that.
That’s a very charitable interpretation of reality, it brightened my day a bit, thanks.
Ethical concern to give a robot more AI? What kind of pseudoscientific bullshit is this?
That’s a big deal if true. Hydrogen is a pain to store.
The smart kind of lowlife. Because it’s a very large and generally trusted source, meaning it’s an excellent vector for attacks. Sometimes the simplest reason is the most likely.
I think inventing the universe is easier
Put that shit back where it came from
So I didn’t completely lose my taste, but vinegar somehow ended up tasting like bleach to me for a few weeks. Strange how it affects everyone differently.
It’s not limited to conservatives. Humans in general are pretty fucking stupid.
Even if it does, it has a ton of disadvantages too.
emoji are an all ages access thing
Last time I checked, penises are an all ages thing too. But who knows, I’m no urologist.
Turns out ChatGPT isn’t writing a scientific paper though, it’s conversing with the user.
Elon barely does anything at SpaceX these days. No doubt this deal is being run by Shotwell instead.