Why even go through CISA to achieve this?

Mental gymnastics at it's finest. How does this even begin to explain CISA being instructed not to let the voting machine company know if a flaw was exposed?

Was very skeptical of most of these claims when I saw "need huge amounts of oil for cooling". Sure enough, fact checking seems to indicate that you are providing mostly misleading of straight false claims. Do research beyond your conservative bubbles, as they are heavily funded by the oil industry.

Be that as it may, they released a distilled modeled on Hugging Face, which is more than can be said about the other major competitors. It remains to be seen how well this will stack up against Qwen, which currently the best model to run on a local graphics card (and is hella impressive). In short, Chinese models are still more "for the people" than the rest.

100% Everything good he does for the consumer always has an expiration. Everything good he does for corporate America is permanent.

Solar and wind energy far easier to scale and Microsoft could easily invest in local infrastructure, but you can bet Trump won't support that despite it being the only answer. As everyone here correctly sus'd, any universal wins for the American people spouted out of Trump's mouth have been mostly hot air.

It's remarkable how confidently sweeping statements are made about organizations, especially by those with little to no understanding of how they actually function. But sure, keep believing the narrative.

By not allowing them to explain their work because someone else did the work for them? Sure.

Let me guess, you've never rode in one by like to talk about it like you have?

Amazing how the conversation changes in here to "Federal agencies shouldn't have legislative power" and no one is actually arguing whether anti-compete clauses are a good or bad thing. Classic anti-consumer tactic...distract by saying that it's an overreach of power and never talk about it again.

Just because you personally don't know of an application where it's useful doesn't mean it's useless. This research tells us a lot about airflow optimization, efficient inverter design, battery/weight ratios, etc. If you think car manufacturers are ignoring this research, you clearly don't work in the industry. All of that aside, this research prepares students for a career in the real world. Far better than sitting in a classroom listening to a lecturer.

Lol at the optimism in that thread - "Could this be a step towards a single IM protocol? Not XMPP, but good enough for me :-)"

He knows Elon proposes fluff just for media attention. That's his game too.

If this is what you think, then you should always support legislation that makes finances of government officials more transparent. Right now it's Republicans who don't want this to happen.

"Is anyone surprised"...Literally the go-to comment you see on every thread from slashdotters who lack the ability to give a properly informed response.