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I thought Intel made noise a couple of months ago about reducing the x86 (32 bit) portion of their processors.
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In an unprecedented move, a research team at the University of Oxford has successfully trained a machine learning model aboard a satellite in outer space "Across the gulf of space, minds that are to our minds as ours are to those of the beasts that perish, intellects vast and cool and unsympathetic, regarded this earth with envious eyes, and slowly and surely drew their plans against us."
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Using Intel chips?  
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I was able to access the interestong content here w/o subscription or registration ... but, it was tricky ! [^]
Kent: can you improve ? or remove if necessary ?
Transformers: the Google scientists who pioneered an AI revolution
Their paper paved the way for the rise of large language models. But all have since left the Silicon Valley giant
Like many breakthroughs in scientific discovery, the one that spurred an artificial intelligence revolution came from a moment of serendipity.
In early 2017, two Google research scientists, Ashish Vaswani and Jakob Uszkoreit, were in a hallway of the search giant’s Mountain View campus, discussing a new idea for how to improve machine translation, the AI technology behind Google Translate.
The AI researchers had been working with another colleague, Illia Polosukhin, on a concept they called “self-attention” that could radically speed up and augment how computers understand language.
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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Steven's Institute of Technology released its annual TechPulse report, which measures the public's attitudes toward different technologies "If you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles; ... if you do not know your enemies nor yourself, you will be imperiled in every single battle."
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Before the boom it was kind of idealized... they now see real results and consequences
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In my study days, around 1980, I bought a book with the title "Machines who think". (It has since become sort of a classic.)
If we presented young people of today with what we had 45-50 years ago, out expectations then and how it ended up, I guess that they would considerably cool down.
25 years after I completed my studies, at the bi-annual student festival at my alma mater, I gave a presentation of the visions we had as students back then, and related them to the current state of the art. True enough: We have more colors on the screen. More dots. The waiting time for a compilation has gone down. But these are not principal advancements. All the "revolutions" that we expected within a few years are still future revolutions. (Even today, 15 years later, they still are.)
In a few years, I expect the current 'AI' wave to be similar to 'more colors, more dots'. Sure, there is an improvement, but a gradual one. Not earth shaking. This wave will be similar to the numerous previous waves, leading to an expanded set of commonly recognized algorithms for extracting information from large data structure.
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KILL IT WITH FIRE
Caveat Emptor.
"Progress doesn't come from early risers – progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things." Lazarus Long
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imho, if you cull out the people surveyed who tend to be too impressed by tech innovation ... and survey those who are reluctant to extrapolate game-changing implications ...
you may see a different picture.
i heard distant thunder as the first Chat/GPT demos and facilities rolled in ... now, that i get hands-on with seeing what it can do in terms of code-gen in actual code development ...
i am convinced it has an important future; one that is still to be realized.
i am ready to say: "increasing my skills (prompting ?) in describing what i want in code" is worth investing in.
YMMV !
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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Job recruiters share advice to help applicants increase the chance of landing the job, even as more tech is used in the process. Using pink paper still good?
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yesterday (or maybe two days ago) I read another article on this topic, and it was giving a serie of totally different tips. Some of them just were the opposite, specially in format and layout.
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Two Linux vulnerabilities introduced recently into the Ubuntu kernel create the potential for unprivileged local users to gain elevated privileges on a massive number of devices. It's the Year of Linux Vulnerabilities
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Kent Sharkey wrote: introduced recently
at least this time the eyes were looking in the correct direction.
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Here's how 'heat-assisted detection and ranging,' aka HADAR, could revolutionize AI visualization systems. I hear the ketracel-white is very vivid
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I only hope the predators don't get that in the helmets... if not mud is not going to save us next time 
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Disconnect from work and let the horses of Iceland reply to your emails while you are on vacation. Your boss may get suspicious when they start understanding your emails
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Your boss may get suspicious when they start understanding your emails
For that I think we would need donkeys to write the messages and not horses... 
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I wonder if they could mount the keyboard vertically. It would be appropriate for some of my replies to come from the horse's ass...
Software Zen: delete this;
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The SEC rule change also requires public companies to disclose their cybersecurity approach on an annual basis, which could push them to invest more in their IT defenses. Just report EVERY four days to be sure
Probably fairly accurate for some companies.
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I think the SEC is going to need a lot of new personal...
Or are they going to do as many other agencies and ignore almost everything they get reported?
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The extension will significantly enhance the Avalonia development experience in Visual Studio Code. "When you bossa nova, there's no holding"
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This is Microsoft’s first antitrust investigation in the EU for nearly 15 years. First in 15 years? I could have sworn it was more like 15th this year.
I'm sure this has nothing to do with Slack being down this morning.
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Teams is a core UI component to the Microsoft 365 environment, using Exchange on-line for chats and SharePoint on-line for file storage. My staff uses both Teams and Slack, depending on who they're talking to. Now the braindead Teams client that ships with Windows 11 - that needs to go away.
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The U.S. is concealing a longstanding program that retrieves and reverse engineers unidentified flying objects, a former Air Force intelligence officer testified Wednesday to Congress. The Pentagon has denied his claims. The Truth is allegedly out there
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