I've only seen vague plans for the EU to start thinking about maybe starting the paperwork for a prototype
Using renewable-sourced fuel of course.
Poor form for the continent that produced the first liquid-fuelled rockets.
Even if quantum computers can scale and maintain coherence long enough to finish a calculation, their only real use is running Shor's algorithm to break public-key encryption. And there's only one customer for that - the government. So it'll be export-controlled.
Grover's algorithm is nice, but it only gives a quadratic speedup. If you use travelling salesman as an example, for small problems conventional computers are faster (higher clock speed, massive parallelism). And for large problems, quantum computers still take too long. There's a tiny goldilocks zone, that's probably not commercially viable.
I remember a study from decades ago where they blindfolded volunteers and asked them to walk in a straight line across a flat area.
They all walked in circles, with a surprisingly small radius. Don't know if the circles were clockwise or not.
It would make a cool high-school science experiment.
If you read the Electrek article, the ratings are performed by the EPA, which only tests cars available in the US. So no Chinese EVs, which are the most advanced.
Typical Americans, assuming the world ends at their borders.
The numbers don't back up this narrative. Poor, indebted countries have higher birthrates.
There's no statistical correlation between debt and TFR. The only strong correlation is female years of education. And it's a negative correlation.
If you look across countries, the variable that correlates most strongly with TFR is years of female education (-0.82 correlation).
So raising TFR would mean fewer women at university, fewer abortions, and more teen pregnancies. The exact opposite of current policy.
I was in Seoul last year, and it was a choice between Google Maps (all coordinates out by 50m+) and Naver (most labels in Korean). Such a hassle.
Anthropic was putting out a lot of PR just before their capital raise. Maybe they bribed Spotify to join in?
Anyway, the raise was successful, so hopefully the hype will die down for a while.
Yeah, the Chinese military aren't that stupid. Being purged is unpleasant, but being executed is worse. And your children will probably be punished too.
I was a big fan back in the day. But to be honest I've never used it since Wikipedia arrived.
We all know that "safe" in this context means silencing content that you, personally, disapprove of. How is that compatible with open source, where anyone can fork an "unsafe" version?
If alcohol had a material impact on life span, you'd expect Muslim communities to have a longer life span. Which they don't.
Other factors, such as obesity, exercise, genetics, and access to health care, drown out whatever impact alcohol might have. So I plan to keep drinking.
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2: Use the rare earth metals to make some magnets
3: Use the magnets to make some motors
4: Profit!
If the US bans Chinese drones, China will probably respond by banning the export of drone motors. So America won't have any American drones either.
Almost as stupid as the Nexperia seizure. Always consider how the other party will respond.
A good example
Although the EU may have regulated anyway if the Amazon deal progressed.
The nicest thing about the Alto is that it doesn't run faster at night.
