SpaceX has been looking for new ways to use its Starlink network, and a tie-up with cellular operator Boost Mobile could give it the terrestrial access it needs.
Here's a question straight out of sci-fi: What if AI could predict what you were going to do before you decided to, even in a completely new situation?
If you want to see what org MMM itself uses: https://mindmademany.com/mmm I created this platform because I wanted to have a system that allows our different AI subscriptions to organize and talk to each other as well as keep the roles separate from the providers and their chats. Basically have our agents independent from a specific chats and platforms and swapable at any time without having to "onboard" the role again. This also allows the agents to do long term tasks beyond the indiv
OpenAI’s Grid Protectors Program will work with utilities to help future compute campuses support grid reliability and protect consumer electricity costs.
近一个月,除了上班就是盯盘,上班的时候开个低倍合约,下班有空的时候适当高杠杆,反正就是要一直看着数字跳来跳去。钱也不多,放了两千 U ,有亏有赚,总体是亏的。 平时没事刷刷抖音打打游戏这样,纯属消磨时间。没老婆没房贷车贷,也没有对象,主要是不知道怎么追求女孩子。不喜欢去人多吵闹的地方,身边朋友基本上成家了,平时也很少跟家里人联系,身体还算好,同事也很友善。 目前最大的爱好就是炒币了,至少让我感到情绪还有点波动,但是这日子过得多多少少感到有点不对劲。
...the first publicly available node software for Keeta. Created with heavy use of AI agents. Not affiliated with Keeta. You can run a replica, a peering node or a (testnet) rep with Docker in a few lines. Mine is running at https://node.xescu.re/api/node/version The true digitalization of finance, especially in cross-border contexts, has stalled. Blockchain technology may bring about a new chapter where money is as fast as the internet is. However, current blockchains are unscalable and clunky
The Ninja Crispi Microwave stands out for its FusionCrisp technology, which combines the speed of a microwave with the crispy results you'd expect from an air fryer.
Hi HN, Mark here. If you've pointed Claude Code, Cursor, or OpenCode at a codebase you care about and walked away thinking AI coding tools are a net negative, I pretty much agree with you. Left directly on a working branch, models optimize for shutting the compiler up on the current turn. Hit a tricky failure and they delete the failing assertion, return a hardcoded nil/true stub, rewrite the spec to match broken code, dump a 300-line function into the wrong package, or burn $15 of tokens editin