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> "that damned the country into a grinding halt for decades" I do not share that impression; I would say that between 1945 and roughly the year 2000, Germany demonstrated remarkabl…

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Could it be use of a tainted Claude? For example a user query is transformed to filter the request to and the answer from Claude with a local open source model. Use case: A user as…

Do they cache results so users can receive already generated answers? If the resellers cache results, how it is done? I am aware it's possible with a KV cache, but those resellers …

Please, what does that mean for Maxwell equations? For electromagnetism? (Wikipedia redirects Maxwell's conjecture to Maxwell equations).

Ontologies are arbitrary constructs; why should we place more trust in an ontology than in an LLM?

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> Many of the large plates are more than 1000km across, they’d need to be moving meters per year for that to happen. In reality it’s cm per year. A plate moving one centimeter per …

> *Orbital rings* I love megastructures, but I think it will take us a thousand years before we possess them (as a species). > *Higher energy density than chemical fuel* That’s tru…

I am not convinced this is a huge roadblock because the US and Chinese armies still use them.

I am a big fan of SpaceX, they are amazing engineers and scientists! But when I watch such videos I can't suppress thinking that is not the way access to space should be. I still (…

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Thanks for sharing your work! Please how to select the model? I downloaded tinyLlama, put it in ./models, changed reame.conf but I get: (No such file or directory) Otherwise puttin…

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I am not an expert, and my tiny website carries no advertising, but I get the impression that Cloudflare is trying to supplant Google as Internet Gatekeeper rather than acting as a…

Citation: " Morgan Stanley’s sum-of-the-parts analysis tells a more nuanced story. The “Space” segment, which encompasses Falcon rockets, Dragon capsules, and the Starship program,…

> employees were being told to use the company's own coding platform Qoder That looks a no-nonsense decision, isn't?