Who gets to choose what is considered AI Slop or not? My kids like to watch these videos of a guy telling stories and to aid in his story telling he has little short segments of videos sometimes with AI generated content (@ElliotSimms) is that AI Slop?

You know what they say, don't get high on your supply.

The issue isn't that they accessed emails, they had access to staff emails. The question is if they got into the head honcho's email or only of those under him.

Isn't this what was always predicted, the cycle of the big bang to collapse and repeating?

How can you trust a source when their are posting such a polarizing headlines? This is what drives me crazy with any news source, this shows it as an opinion piece rather than news.

Reading the article It states that 17% of the incoming class are in this remedial program. Does that mean that 10% (17% * 60%) of the incoming class to UCSD are unable to divide by 2?

I came here to post this, thank you good person.

So this is going to make the planet warmer? Wha aerosols should we be using to reflect more light?

But all jokes aside, we should start fining these states, countries, cities, etc. for these pollutions. They need to start taking responsibility for the pollution their lack of care is causing.

But not the third or fourth

Anyone in the space industry know if there is much of a difference in successfully landing something that went up to 271 meters vs to the ISS?

Maybe they are planning on a moon base or more Space Stations. Right now with a lag of 2 - 3 seconds for something like that it may help with experiments. Maybe they are just putting it there to have an option?

I think the concern is how students are using it and how they use it on their homework.

A Ferrari is engineered for performance because that's its design goal—and its customers pay for that. But slapping a 4Ah battery into a phone isn’t engineering brilliance; it’s lazy compensation for not optimizing power draw, thermal management, or user habits. If your solution to every problem is 'double it,' congratulations—you've reinvented overengineering.

Real engineers don’t throw money, weight, and space at a problem. They solve it with precision.

People love to say how the US healthcare system is broken, maybe if Europe paid their fair share US costs would come down, here are some examples: Lantus Germany $61, Canada $67 US $186, Crestor Germany $41, Canada $32 US $86, Gleevec Germany $3003, Canada $2,421 US $10,122.