This was always so scammy and it messed up any apples to apples comparisons. "oh just $60 a night sounds like a good deal...$1500 cleaning fee".

What bumps us off may not be an active gene but the consequence of NOT running the same genes when we are younger. This is why Yamacka factors reverse aging in laboratory cells and make this author a crackpot who disagrees with nobel prize winning science.

So you can imagine the futuristic version of this presumably everyone wants.

"from the AI : Hi Tim/Suzy. I've gotten you a date for tonight. Here's the outfit to wear from your closet. Please turn on the stream when you're getting dressed so I can make sure you look sharp"

"factoring in your preferences, $match_name is the best you can do at this time"

So it's a cool fantasy but when it's frictionless to get another partner, who would stay? Tim and Suzy are going to hang out, they will be highly likely to fuck (because the AI matchmakers are RL trained to maximize this outcome so they have manipulated and coached both partners), and then in the morning both will be wondering if they can do better.

1980. The first cell phone was released in 1983. There were car phones but most people didn't have them.

Because solar only operates 4-7 hours a day, the capacity factor is about 1/5 of the time (10-25%), while nuclear is 92%. So nuclear is 4.6 times as much energy generation for the same nameplate capacity. So China is only installing about 1.23 nuclear plants worth of renewable a week...which is still amazing and more than 50 times faster.

It's almost always gigawatts = 1-4 hours at that rate of discharge. Usually 1 hour (1C discharge is safe for long life cells) but some facilities it may be 4 hours to save on inverters.

This sounds like you could run out but the peak times are usually brief, just a couple hours in the evening, and the grid can 'catch up' at night (from wind + natural gas) and especially the next day (massive solar overproduction from 10am to 3pm)

https://www.caiso.com/ has the details in real time

While yes it's terrifying it's the fate for a large fraction of all elderly people. This is considered "normal". Most elderly people don't get to enjoy expensive parties and celebrations of ones birthright title on taxpayer funds though.

Dead reckoning is probably fine assuming you don't plan to land in the war zone. You know your altitude, speed, and direction well, and your position is "somewhere over Ukraine" or whatever. Once you leave the war zone you figured out where you are and correct your course.

Past generations of Boeing leadership understood the reason they get paid this quarter is from building quality aircraft and not taking shortcuts, where mistakes made 10 years ago will eventually be found.

Current leadership seems to be optimizing for more revenue this quarter. Costs money to be careful, let's get those planes built faster.

There are paid chargers and the user brings their own cable in Europe.

You need about 32amp for 2 EVs on a shared 40amp breaker. Use communicating chargers like Teslas or priority devices so 1 EV charges at a time. This will cover quite a lot of daily driving, 92 kWh between 2 EVs per day or about 270 miles.

1m of data. And yeah that's still a stupid amount. An entire laundry load worth of events - timestamps for when the machine was started, rpm measurements over time sampled often, pressure and water temp and flow rates - that must be what is in the data.

Yeah 1mb or 14mb is reasonable if the sampling rate is fast enough, 10 Hz or higher, and it's lots of values, and no effort to compress them - every value is 4 byte float/int.

As for why, LG is likely trying to build a ml model to predict when machines will fail and why.

The way the tech works, that model "refusing" has had extra training by openAI so it does this.

OpenAI can simply use a copy of the model files before this training and then send it for military training. Such a model will do anything this level of tech is capable.

Obviously this doesn't always work "correctly" - nature being a blind programmer - and we get variants of trans. People flooded with all the testosterone and their body responded but their brain wired itself differently.

17! fucking companies, most of them not small outfits, leaked my fucking data. LinkedIn and Epic Games being among them.