So I could go get my whole body ultrasonic-ct scan done while holding a cup of ingredients and walk out of there with an espresso?

I can figure out what hue, contrast, sharpness, and color saturation settings should be on my NTSC television. Anybody remember having to adjust that on a TV .. and the V-hold. Not to mention those rabbit ear antennas. Kids nowadays have it good, sort of. It was also fun now looking back.

Yeah, who's the guy who said that? If it were me, those would be my last words before I kick the bucket.

Yeah because it's directed within a specific area. This is a range of emitters over a large area with a large amount of wave diffractions and interactions. I'm not saying it's unsafe. I don't know the energy levels involved or anything like that. Just that it's not necessarily safe, compared to say non-ionizing radiation or magnetic fields.

0.5 resolution is what a standard MRI provides. If it can do that and differentiate hard and soft tissue I will be impressed. The demo images they showed looked nowhere near the required accuracy. They still have a year to get it working I guess. Ultrasonic is very difficult given blood flow and all the associated movement with heart beating and all that. Also, they claim it is safe due to lack of radiation. But ultrasonic can fuck shit up too. I mean ultrasonic is currently used to break up kidney stones, shear and fragment DNA (for NGS prep).

FSD has driven me hundreds of times consecutively so far, garage to congested city parking spots, with zero critical intervention on my Tesla. Not just me but look on YouTube etc. you'll see that with version 14 of FSD it's pretty much flawless -- it even handles drive-throughs .. cones/construction zones etc. I'm telling you it's at the point where I'm not sure what more they need to add -- other than accessory features like favorite parking spot memory, parking structure navigation. Someone said it can't see a chain across the road .. never encountered that I guess .. not sure a human could see that either? Note .. FSD is perfected, but Tesla's navigation .. which Google and even Apple solved 10 years ago.. sucks .. but that's because they are refusing to license Google for nav.

The neurons being probed are the motor neurons, so you have to intend an action for it to get a read out.

As usual, Neuralink will be the first to do this second or third.

Back in early 2025, Elon Musk laughed that OpenAI was paying $3 billion for Windsurf and mused that they can't even build an IDE themselves.
I can't find the tweet easily to link here .. but I recall someone else had said that and he re-tweeted it with a crying with laughter smiley.

It's just a reskinned VSCode, 99% of users probably dont even use Cursor's model.

I think it's engineered by those two, and certainly supported by them. Proof: I haven't seen Musk ask for the ban to be lifted, if he did that Trump would lift the ban.

If the Democrats win the presidency, the Trump administration just offered a legit pathway for shutting down X and x AI.

Who wants to be booed? Me. I don't give an F about boos or if the world hates me. I care about doing the right thing. I'd give an F only if it were blocking me from doing things. If it's just morons booing me, let them do so until the cows come home (in which case they may want to try mooing instead).

Too many idiots are driven by wanting to be liked. It's an obsolete evolutionary trait.

I have to commend him on powering through his speech during the whistling without giving a fuck .. but it took way too long for Stanford to kick the protesters out. Most too those protesters will go on to work in tech, and all they accomplished by it was screwing up people's graduation experience. I was waiting for parents near them to gather and beat the shit out of them. Probably would have happened if security didn't kick them out.

Yeah .. it's not like Stanford kids could have done things like say founding Google.

I was in attendance. He got plenty of boos and loud-as-fuck whistling for the first 5 to 10 mins of his speech by morons who were protesting Nimbus.