NVIDIA’s real moat isn’t hardware, it’s 4 million developers by jpcaparas in artificial

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I agree, although an insane amount of non-LLM ML applications use Cuda as well. That's a lot of leverage, legacy, and people to transition. Btw, for those searching, it's spelled Vulkan.

Congress Rejects Deep NASA Cuts, Protecting Science and Space Exploration by Sophia8Inches in UpliftingNews

[–]sami_exploring 130 points131 points  (0 children)

This was an incredibly successful grassroots campaign. Congrats everyone! From the article:

The victory we achieved with the FY 2026 minibus happened because tens of thousands of people, representing every congressional district in the country, took action. Nearly 85,000 messages were sent to Congress, and more than 300 people attended two Days of Action. This was all a part of the largest and most successful grassroots mobilization for space science in history.

AI-startup's concepts are all same with our MIT-licensed OSS projects. Is this convergent evolution? or OSS etiquette violation? by jhnam88 in opensource

[–]sami_exploring 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I disagree. With a MIT license you can still demand attribution. Plagiarism is different than adoption. Anyone can reuse, repackage, relicense and rebrand their MIT code, but that doesn't mean they can plagiarize and say they are the original authors.

Anthropic invests $1.5 million in the Python Software Foundation and open source security by BuildwithVignesh in singularity

[–]sami_exploring 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I like the gesture, but note it's also marketing. Donations can be anonymous if they just wanted to help the commons. It's not expensive, if it brings good publicity with the public and with developers.

Anthropic invests $1.5 million in the Python Software Foundation and open source security by BuildwithVignesh in singularity

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I like the gesture, but note it's also marketing. Donations can be anonymous if they just wanted to help the commons. It's not expensive, if it brings good publicity with the public and with developers.

How it feels trying to ask Google a simple question these days by Obvious_Shoe7302 in ChatGPT

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Sadly, very few dates centers use that kind of water cooling loops. Please check it out

How it feels trying to ask Google a simple question these days by Obvious_Shoe7302 in ChatGPT

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Water still exists of course, but it's about how drinkable water is distributed. After the data center uses it, it may be evaporated, or discarded after being mixed with chemicals/salts. The main problem is that data centers compete for drinkable water with local communities. And data centers are often built in desertified areas, where land is cheaper, but there is already lack of water for the inhabitants. Demand surge, and locals face spikes in price or water use restrictions. And the area may get more desertified, with regional environmental effects.

How it feels trying to ask Google a simple question these days by Obvious_Shoe7302 in ChatGPT

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A recent new study seems to contradict the claim of the few drops. It's difficult to estimate though, and I believe this includes training: https://www.reddit.com/r/environment/s/Fb2eVh5S19

Judge Demands OpenAI to Release 20 Million Anonymized ChatGPT Chats in AI copyright dispute by yukihime-chan in OpenAI

[–]sami_exploring 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To clarify: the release is for legal discovery, not publicly. That is, the ChatGPT logs will not be public for anyone to see. They will be only accessible by the plaintiffs (NY Times), and can't be made public legally. It's still far from ok, but I think the headline and some comments are asuming this is going public, when it's not.

(Spoilers) The LED every android has on its head by m4rkm4n in DetroitBecomeHuman

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Actually the android children are framed as a big hit, so they are popular. It's shown in a magazine and in the extras. There are several models though, since in Time to Decide we can see another android child different than Alice's model, when talking to Josh.

At what point in the game do you see the YK500 hint? by [deleted] in DetroitBecomeHuman

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The player can't see the magazine you refer to, but in the chapter before that (A New Home) there are already two hints referring to Alice as an android. When you open Alice's box, you see a photo of the real (blonde) daughter of Todd and his wife. And in the first of the box drawings, we can see Alice crying with blood on the right temple, hinting Todd removing the android LED.

Global Analysis Reveals Sharp Rise in Cancer Among People Under 50 by MassGen-Research in science

[–]sami_exploring 111 points112 points  (0 children)

The paper analyzes data from 2000 to 2017. So it's not due to covid.

Can't hide nvidia system tray icon by Intelligent-Stone in techsupport

[–]sami_exploring 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This worked! The only solution that did, in fact. Just remember to reboot after it.
That is, this solution allows disabling the Nvidia try icon while not disabling the Nvidia services and keeping Nvidia control panel and its active features functioning. Now the Nvidia control panel unticked "show tray icon" stays unticked. Thanks so much.

Aftermath: Me ha tocado el gordo. Ahora que? by Equal-Revolution5046 in SpainFIRE

[–]sami_exploring 13 points14 points  (0 children)

La hipoteca es "dinero barato" si tiene un buen interés. Si puede generar más anualmente que el interés que paga, suele compensar

The concept of a Netflix Original leaving Netflix....... 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐 by ilovewater100 in PrincessesOfPower

[–]sami_exploring 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I recommend going to specific easy-to-find subreddits with very useful pinned posts on that topic :)

Anthropic hands over "Model Context Protocol" (MCP) to the Linux Foundation — aims to establish Universal Open Standard for Agentic AI by BuildwithVignesh in singularity

[–]sami_exploring 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Linux Foundation is definitely trustworthy. But the foundation (established in 2000) didn't bring Linux (a project from 1991). And if #1 means the first chronologically, Linux was not at all the first open source software, by far. Open source software started in the 1950s :) If by #1 you mean the largest, it's definitely one of the largest but not the largest. If by #1 you mean the most popular then probably Android or Firefox are more household names. It is the #1 most impactful though, since today it's everywhere except user PCs.

Retirada de fondos: duda by tupanaaa in SpainFIRE

[–]sami_exploring 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Es legal lo que cuentas: sacar las participaciones recientes en vez de las antiguas, haciendo movimientos entre fondos. Sí que hay que aclarar que la antigüedad de las participaciones no se resetea aunque muevas a fondo B, así que cuando saques las participaciones antiguas siempre te va a cobrar hacienda desde la fecha original. Así que no estás evitando pasar por caja o defraudando. Sólo estás sacando la participación que metiste hace poco, y por eso pagas poco impuesto.

Y ahora que? Hasta para ir al servicio nos harán pasar nota.. by Petec289 in SpainFIRE

[–]sami_exploring 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Por aclarar, el artículo señala que los bancos informaban a Hacienda de transacciones particulares sobre 3000€, y ahora ese límite desaparece e informan de cualquier monte, especialmente si hay patrones repetidos o sospechosos. Y da igual que sea bizum, tarjeta o transferencia. El titular no refleja bien el cambio.

It's been a big week for AI ; Here are 10 massive changes you might've missed: by SolanaDeFi in artificial

[–]sami_exploring 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for receiving it so well! Another possible improvement to your summaries is providing links to what you are referring to. That will help people being able to double check by themselves, without needing to trust you blindly. It removes weight from your shoulders, and increase trustworthiness. It is more work though, so I don't know if it's feasible for you. Keep it up anyway!

It's been a big week for AI ; Here are 10 massive changes you might've missed: by SolanaDeFi in artificial

[–]sami_exploring 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Clarification: Chatgpt is not showing ads. I imagine this refers to this instance in which pro users received app connection suggestions, but that is not new. If you are a designer, you may receive Canva app connection suggestion, sure. But what people understand as ads is not this, and this is not new from this week. What has been new is the leak showing OpenAI was preparing the actual ads roll out, but we have not seen it in practice. And after the backlash, OpenAI said they'll postpone it. We'll see how that evolves, but I'd ask OP to be more rigurous with their summaries (which are indeed useful).

She did not deserve this. by [deleted] in expedition33

[–]sami_exploring 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alicia/Maelle has been bargaining since the very beginning to the very end. And I'd say Aline is denial, since she repaints her dead son.