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- welcome to my morning pages in which i discuss where Warner Bros. Acquisition takes us, and what does it mean when it comes to the concept of "taste".
- Dünyanın dört bir yanında veri merkezleri, enerji yatırımları ve faturayı kimin ödeyeceği meselesi.
- Merkezsiz geri döndü. Gündemimizde AI agent'lar, güvenlik tartışmaları ve biraz Makyavelizm var. Birlikte son gelişmeleri takip edelim.
- Bu sayımızda bir magazin haberi ile konuya giriyor, ötekisi ile de çıkıyoruz.
- Beylik laflardan giriyoruz, öfkeden ilerliyor ve çelişkilerden çıkıyoruz. Biraz sohbet dansı ediyoruz.
- In this episode, we are talking about how to safeguard yourself in the space, simple ones. You can do it!
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Fear Instead of Hope
Continue reading: Fear Instead of HopeA new study of 1,000 leaders in the technology sector has concluded that the continued growth of artificial intelligence (AI) creates fear rather than hope. 2021 Rationalist.org — Evolution Tree content Fifty years ago, on a Sunday, computer engineer Douglas Engelbart gave a live demonstration in San Francisco that changed the computer industry and, indirectly, […]
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Could Falcon Heavy Make Asteroid Mining Possible?
Continue reading: Could Falcon Heavy Make Asteroid Mining Possible?According to one astronomer, Falcon Heavy could create a significant increase in the number of asteroids suitable for mining. The value of these minerals is quite surprising, and they could also aid in human colonization efforts. 2020 Rationalist.org — Evolution Tree content Space Miners SpaceX's Falcon Heavy could only alleviate the 21st-century gold rush* if […]
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Are Computer Chips Unsafe?
Continue reading: Are Computer Chips Unsafe?2018 Rationalist.org — Evolution Tree content A research team at Washington State University has discovered significant security vulnerabilities in high-performance computer chips that could cause malfunctions in modern electronics. The researchers found that these vulnerabilities could damage on-chip communication systems and shorten the lifespan of computers through intentionally malicious workloads. The company, led by Partha […]
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Artificial Retinas Could Address Vision Problems
Continue reading: Artificial Retinas Could Address Vision Problems2020 Rationalist.org — Evolution Tree content Artificial retinas made from this ultra-thin supermaterial could help millions see again. Graphene is called a supermaterial for a reason. Despite being only one carbon atom thick, graphene is an incredibly strong, flexible, and lightweight material. It also conducts electricity and is biodegradable. Now, an international research team has […]
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A New Device Takes Us One Step Closer to Absolute Zero
Continue reading: A New Device Takes Us One Step Closer to Absolute ZeroStrange things happen at the frontiers of science. 2018 Rationalist.org — Evolution Tree content Absolute zero, which is 0° Kelvin or -273.15°C and is the point where particles reach their lowest possible mobility, has intrigued scientists ever since this boundary was theorized. It could be argued that reaching absolute zero is impossible. If you remove […]
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A Giant Leap for Mice and Humans
Continue reading: A Giant Leap for Mice and HumansHow Can We Survive on Mars? 20 Mice Go to Space So We Can Solve It! Rationalist.org — Evolution Tree content 2019 SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket Friday morning from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida, headed for the International Space Station (ISS). Although unmanned, the rocket is carrying some important passengers: 20 […]
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Falcon Heavy Has Launched Successfully — Next Stop: Mars
Continue reading: Falcon Heavy Has Launched Successfully — Next Stop: Mars2018 — Rationalist.org & Evrim Ağacı content Falcon Heavy was successfully launched into space by SpaceX on February 6th. At 3:45 AM Eastern US Time, Falcon Heavy launched from Launch Complex 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Stage separation and booster separation were successful, and both end cores made simultaneous and successful landings […]
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Radical Views Affect Our Ability to Think
Continue reading: Radical Views Affect Our Ability to Think2018 — Rationalist.org & Evrim Ağacı content People with extreme political views may have difficulty thinking clearly. You might have acquaintances who are excessively liberal and excessively conservative in common. All forms of radical political views have an impact on our lives that we might not anticipate. So what can drive people to defend an […]
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Who Broke the Law?
Continue reading: Who Broke the Law?In this newsletter, we discuss the details of the CFTC case and the week's developments. Dear readers, We have been unable to write our newsletters for some time; like everyone else, we have been affected and mourned. Please forgive us for only now being able to take our place in your inboxes, hoping that we […]
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Web3’s New Target
Continue reading: Web3’s New TargetIn this newsletter, we discuss some new details regarding the FTX scandal, plans to integrate gamers into the Web3 world, and other developments of the week. Dear readers, Thank you for choosing to read us in this cold weather. If you missed our newsletter , Debt and Punishment, that we sent you last week, you […]
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