Comment You agreed to work for Meta. (Score 1) 66
Submission + - Microsoft Backs Anthropic In Amicus Brief To Halt DoD 'Supply-Chain Risk' (reuters.com)
"Should this action proceed without the entry of a temporary restraining order, Microsoft and other government contractors with expertise in developing solutions to support U.S. government missions will be forced to account for a new risk in their business planning," the company said.
Microsoft's filing argued the temporary restraining order is needed to prevent costly disruptions for suppliers, who would otherwise have to rapidly rebuild offerings that rely on Anthropic's products. The judge overseeing the case must approve Microsoft's request to file the brief before it is officially entered, but courts often permit outside parties to weigh in on important cases.
Comment Title (Score 2, Informative) 159
Comment Re:In a country with as much land as the USA (Score -1, Troll) 146
The major component people are leaving out is that the reason solar, wind, batteries, etc appear cheap is that they are heavily subsidized and incentivized.
If people want to talk about the finances of energy they need to study the Blue Economy starting at the top. They are all WorldBank and other central banking entity initiatives, they don't come from any gov.
Comment The reason it's about money (Score 1) 38
Comment Re:Maybe next time... (Score 1) 51
Comment Re:Yet more Linux malware FUD (Score 1) 27
Submission + - 'Kill Switch'—Iran Shuts Down Musk's Starlink For First Time (forbes.com)
“Despite reports that tens of thousands of Starlink units are operating inside Iran,” says Iran Wire, “the blackout has also reached satellite connections.” It is reported that about 30 per cent of Starlink’s uplink and downlink traffic was (initially) disrupted," quickly rising “to more than 80 per cent” within hours.
Comment Re:Cost (Score 1) 141
Comment Re:I love books.... (Score 1) 124
Comment Re: Papers please! (Score -1, Troll) 275
Fascists forgot they mandated contact tracing and vaccine passports requiring ID presentation in several blue jurisdictions not that long ago.
Comment Re: Only the goverment (Score 1) 275
Can your party PLEASE stop?
Comment Re: I'm Eager For It (Score 1) 24
Comment Re: We eat many chemicals also from "natural" food (Score 1) 67
Beyond that there was such a steep decline in the nutritional content of US crops that the USDA stopped publishing their nutritional analysis about a decade ago, something they'd been sharing since at least the 50s.
I'm not for generally one for regulations, but since there are regulations preventing me from farming myself, and our land and water is vulnerable to the decisions of others, a food should be defined as containing X nutrition and not containing Y contaminants, and Y contaminants should be tightly controlled from all sources.