High spend isn't a flex, it's inefficiency. Google and xAI are flat today, but when enterprises stop burning cash on tokenmaxxing, things will flip rapidly
Balaji states his goal is sovereignty through non-violent means... that sure sounds like annexing given no mention of agreements a la 1819
not forest city but the next location so any country will be wary
youtube.com/watch?v=NTJadoQe…
You heard the sounds from this sheet of metal, found in an alley in Compton, California, dozens of times.
Wait till you hear the constellation of sounds it makes.
This is the Legendary Percussion Sheet of Steve Forman!
A successful society is built around a trampoline that helps you get back stronger to be proud of your success, not a safety net that holds you down and dependent on the state
Singapore government gets it, why so hard for UK government to understand
never forget working at UCL back in the 2013 hot spell
Old listed building so not allowed to fit AC so they got this wheeled unit
And yeah, window had to be open for the exhaust tube 🤣
Shopee randomly giving this away for free this morning, looks like a mini raspberry pi pico
RISC-V instead of ARM
160MHz single core vs dual core 133MHz
400KB SRAM vs 264KB
Shopee randomly giving this away for free this morning, looks like a mini raspberry pi pico
RISC-V instead of ARM
160MHz single core vs dual core 133MHz
400KB SRAM vs 264KB
Totally different field but have you tried the colors defined in the DICOM standard?
They've been engineered to be easily distinguishable, so even tho intended for medical are super useful in other areas
dicom.nema.org/medical/dicom…
ultrasound isn't easy though, my second translational research role was with prostate cancer treatment
cancer is usually only visible in MRI, but it's too expensive to perform the treatment in MRI so
even in it's CT form ultrasound is significantly lower cost and easier to maintain and install than MRI machines
no highly powerful magnets to be cautious about
no scary breathing sounds from the vibrating coils
no expensive helium and maintenance days in the event of a quench
At some point though you've got to be able to work on real data
Thankfully the research has already been done, surprisingly as far back as 2012
here are the results
ALT A - T1 fat-saturated enhanced MRI
B - USCT
Breast Ultrasound Tomography Versus MRI for Clinical Display of Anatomy and Tumor Rendering: Preliminary Results
https://doi.org/10.2214/AJR.11.6910
ALT A - T1 MRI
B - T2 MRI
C - USCT
Breast Ultrasound Tomography Versus MRI for Clinical Display of Anatomy and Tumor Rendering: Preliminary Results
https://doi.org/10.2214/AJR.11.6910
Above is a phantom, medical research teams use these to test new ideas and systems without the complications of human or animals being involved
despite the plastic look they're not cheap, often costing thousands of $$$ as they are calibrated for repeatable, comparable tests
ALT Experimental breast contrast evaluation phantom images
DAS - delay-and-sum beamforming
CF - coherence-factor beamforming
Ultrasound Computed Tomography Reflection Imaging with Coherence-Factor Beamforming for Breast Tumor Early Detection
https://doi.org/10.3390/math12071106
my first medical translational research role was for finding breast cancers using MRI rather than the usual mammograms
the Midjourney Medical announcement got me thinking would their Ultrasound Computed Tomography help here
ALT Breast phantom for testing USCT beam forming methods
Ultrasound Computed Tomography Reflection Imaging with Coherence-Factor Beamforming for Breast Tumor Early Detection
https://doi.org/10.3390/math12071106
Next token prediction errors can pull down the whole intelligent look of AI
Sure, my bad for the typos, missing the `a` before `colon` and the `e` in allowed
notice tho how even the word colon is there it sometimes thinks I'm meaning cologne
Reliability engineering team @ShokzUSA did well with their bathtub model
Warranty: 2 years
Device age before failure: 3 years 9 months
The battery refuses to charge now, typical after buying replacement adapters, odd the cable jacket went hard and failed earlier in the year
Australia, Brazil, Indonesia, Malaysia, UK
Will kids in these nations be seen as digital luddites by others?
what will that mean for the future of work, and the security of their nations?
Anthropic IPO gonna tank - Yes we know you signed a zero data retention agreement but...
This applies to Mythos and future models, making business usage a no-go
Like software abstractions. Often times it's better to pass it down the process.
Square wafers are just round wafers cut, they'll be losses at some point
Clever accounting, similar to those startup bootcamps giving out $120k for 8% equity, to then invoice programme fees of $50k
A short term win-win that makes the ecosystem look healthier than it really is
Tokens right now are like a highly volatile alt coin