

They’re all bought out by OpenAI.


They’re all bought out by OpenAI.


They really dont want people running high level models at home, it totally disrupts their business model
Not sure where you got the PETA bit from.
“Kangaroo meat is not technically banned for human consumption in the United States, but it is effectively prohibited due to a lack of federal inspection infrastructure and complex import regulations.”
https://www.chefsresource.com/faq/why-is-kangaroo-meat-banned-in-the-us/
Damn do you need 64gb of sweet DDR5 to run this
Probably works better mixed in to a stew or a hot malaysian rendang or something
Should be more popular however the beef industry doesnt like it
Actually way more sustainable than beef or lamb


Ok compressed nitrogen. Its a tech demo but a pretty awesome one


The thruster ones will cost millions each if they ever do come out. Probably need jet fuel to run.


So what. Better than the 24/7 trump news cycle


Why are they fascist? Arguably cars made in authoritarian countries hold more of a moral risk


Its a demo. Dont think it will ever reach production with the thrusters


Also whatever you believe, it was pretty cool.


Yeah not a fan of musk but this is a bit on the nose


The anti Tesla rhetoric is a bit obvious.


Or maybe they assume it will SkyNet us and use as as batteries so who gaf


I mean it makes sense spending $30-40k on a cyber company to decrypt it, still way cheaper than the ransom. Also we shouldnt give money to criminals. Probably just funds the war on Ukraine
Kind of belittles Tiananmen square


If youre renting in regional areas, they probably have no interest in making it energy efficient as they probably think that’s “woke”. Speak to your agent about insulation at the very least.


Sounds like youre in a poorly insulated dwelling. By comparison, I’m in a 14 year old apartment in Melbourne and hardly needed the heater this winter. Its got a heat pump air con / heater so heating / cooling not expensive
We have become obsessed with protein pushed by the beef industry in response to the increasing recognition that we are eating too much (cardiovascular disease, bowel cancer risks, etc)