No.1886
>>1885Google's "verse by verse" is awful... GPT-2 could probably do better with prose poetry.
No.1892
>>1882>>1885>>1886I've never been impressed by any of this "AI" stuff. It's really just fancy pattern recognition.
No.1910
>>1903Unless this guy has some sort of trauma with that painting like a certain JoJo character did, this just seems like a very sad cry for help.
No.1942
>>1941This is straight out of the Willy Wonka movie
No.1969
About the New German tank, the Panther, there are quite a few interesting details about the Panther on the Rheinmetall website. Even a brochure.
It has an auto loader as well as many of the features that a new tank would want to have, all of the buzz words about things like being fully digitalised and able to connect to all kinds of networks and it has things like 'optimised shooter to sensor links' and the ability to command the tank from any of the four positions in the tank. Yes it still has 4 seats, one is for an optional specialist.
It's a bit lighter than a Leopard 2 at 59 tons, I found that a bit surprising, it's still a big tank and even if it has an auto loader it;s still got a big turret and it's covered in god knows what. Speaking of some of that god knows what, it has a Natter 7.62 weapons station which has all kinds of advanced targeting abilities, it's odd to have a .50 co ax but then a 7.62 RWS, though Rheinmetall do sell a .50 Natter as well so that could be used if it was wanted. It also has an inbuilt drone launcher which I suspect is a large driver behind keeping the fourth crewman.
https://rheinmetall-defence.com/en/rheinmetall_defence/systems_and_products/vehicle_systems/armoured_tracked_vehicles/panther_kf51/index.php No.1970
Plus of course it has the new 130mm gun that they tried to sell to the Brits before in their challenger upgrade program(they didn't go for it).
No.2022
I wrote on /win/ that the owner of Breached Forums was arrested for getting FBI information and that the other staff(admin) took over running the site and restricted his access to site infrastructure so the FBI couldn't shut them down.
Well they just shut it down anyways
No.2023
>>2022nvm, the admin deleted the site
No.2024
>>2023probably cold feet after seeing his buddy get arrested
No.2029
>>2024good thing its spring now
No.2077
Linus
didn't follow Tech Tips's youtube channels are all down after he was hacked for some crytpo stuff:
https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/23/23653115/linus-tech-tips-youtube-hack-crypto-scamApparently other tech-related youtube channels have been hacked recently for the same purpose. It reminds me of when some guy hacked some major twitter accounts to do the same thing. Things could have been far worse in this or that situation, but the people just want a quick buck and crypto scams are the preferred way to do it.
No.2079
>>2077Lmao another guru got pwnt
No.2085
Linus Tech Twinks
No.2107
>>2104America did this as well. But the more significant thing to me is that people in the government have known spyware installed on their official phones...
No.2108
>>2107The headline says Twitter and Instagram as well.
No.2109
>>2108Even then, Government employees shouldn't be using those on their work phones...
No.2110
Government employees are twerking and flossing.
No.2111
Government employees are glowing.
No.2112
at least 4chan is safe
No.2113
A big asteroid passed by between the Earth and the Moon this weekend, a "once in a decade" event.
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-65061818Also in related news some "prebiotic compounds" found on another asteroid. There's a theory that meteorites crashing into Earth are what gave it the ingredients and environment needed for life to come about, so it's pretty cool.
https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-news/asteroid-analysis-reveals-prebiotic-compounds No.2143
Started researching stocks and now my news recommendations are full of bitcoin, MLM scams and other equally scammy articles.
I guess that's the real retail stock trader experience
No.2164
Don't use magnets to wipe data off meteorites!
https://www.science.org/content/article/magnets-wipe-memories-meteorites-erasing-billion-year-old-data>In a new study, Foteini Vervelidou, a planetary scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and her colleagues have documented the destructive power of the hand magnets, which are often made from rare-earth metals such as neodymium and are typically about 10,000 times stronger than Earth’s magnetic field. When brought within a few centimeters of a rock, the researchers found, the magnets overwrite vestigial fields contained in iron-based minerals such as magnetite and reset them to the higher strength and orientation of the magnet. In an instant, a unique view into the heart of distant rocky bodies can be erased. Black Beauty, for example, is the only known meteorite old enough to “remember” Mars’s magnetic field before it started to disappear about 4 billion years ago.(gave up on trying to find a magnet-related image so here's Lum)
No.2419
>>2418time for some state funded coin mining?
No.2420
>>2419better to export it to neighbors. I don't think they have the infrastructure set up for more volume of electricity.
No.2421
>>2419That's stupid as hell. They should do what I've been saying for ages: use excess power to generate hydrogen from electrolysis and then use that for hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
No.2424
Quebec had another outage of 500'000 people. no where near me though
This province suck
No.2464
The UK blocked Microsoft's purchase of Activision.
However Microsoft and Activision say they will contest this decision.
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-65407005 No.2798
>>2797That's impossible. Car fuel can't melt steel beams.
No.2800
>>2798Steel literally cannot melt. It's impossible.
No.2858
https://futurism.com/the-byte/stability-ai-ceo-resignsFirst of the 'should be profitable' AI model maker collapses
No.2860
>>2858Hmm... not sure how to feel. On one hand they made Stable Diffusion so everyone owes them a debt of gratitude if they generate AI images locally, but on the other hand it was clearly an accident that they allowed people to prompt nudity and they tried to walk it all back with later versions. I've also heard the developers had to strong-arm the CEO to make SD a public thing. Everything I've heard about that Emad guy is bad, but tech CEOs are tech illiterate idiots that either have money or connections so that's nothing new.
Anyway, SD chose this path when they decided to be "safe" and expected to compete with Microsoft and other tech giants and paid the price for leaving their niche. I hope the actual creators of SD are able to find nice new jobs.
No.2876
Not exactly interesting, but it's neat to see that some banks are starting to lean more into tech market.
>Google Cloud will work with TD to help streamline application development and deployment and enable the Bank to respond quickly to changing customer expectations by rolling out new features, updates, or entirely new financial products at an accelerated pace. TD will benefit from Google Cloud's engineering support, which includes Google's global network of engineers, to help its teams optimize the use of Google Cloud products as well as architect, design and operate them in a highly regulated environment.https://finance.yahoo.com/news/td-google-cloud-enter-strategic-120000506.htmlHere's to a hopeful better valuation.
No.2953
>>2952Man, that's awful. Even giant hailstones? I read "1.5 years worth of rain in one day"
No.2954
two years' worth of rain flowed endlessly into dubai
No.2988
They've been doing weather manipulation there to try and reverse desertification and it went kinda iffy