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Grok 4.8 is rolling out later this week.
And it’s going to be NOTHING like 4.7. The entire inference stack has been rewritten in C/C++, leveraging engineering breakthroughs from Starlink.
Exciting times ahead.
@DevonFrohne@panos_panay Inside the house doesn't make sense, agreed, but if you own a large property I could see using it outside the house. I have a friend with a 100 acre farm and livestock who would probably benefit from this product.
Massive debt from pretending to be richer than they really are. I live at the beach in a place that didn't have money until the BP spill. People got payouts like crazy after that happened, even people who shouldn't have qualified. They got a taste and didn't want to give it up, thus, massive debt and fraud.
I wonder if Scott Galloway realizes that whatever he does from here on out, whatever books he writes or whatever academic heights he reaches, he is forever now still going to be known as the guy who pooped in his own car. On purpose.
Denis Villeneuve has officially signed on to direct ‘ARRIVAL: FIRST LIGHT,’ a direct sequel to his 2016 sci-fi masterpiece.
Amy Adams is locked to return as Louise Banks, with Jeremy Renner reportedly in talks to reprise his role.
Meet Chip & Dale, the Colossal woolly mice.
They kinda blew up, so we got them headshots.
These tiny stars helped show we can engineer cold-adapted traits on the road to the woolly mammoth.
Write us a great letter about how much you love them, and we might send you one. 😆
@PalmerLuckey@camsoft2000 Do you think you’d ever come out with a pre-loaded ModRetro with the games already built in? I wanted to get this for Christmas but my other half no longer has his old games.
BREAKING: A robot developed by Caltech and funded by DARPA has successfully built part of a structure in orbit without astronauts, marking what researchers describe as the first autonomous construction of a structure in space.
The experiment, called ASTRA, uses a robotic arm to retrieve individual structural tubes and connecting joints, then assemble them into sections of a larger framework directly in orbit.
Launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 in March, the system has spent approximately six months in space testing the technology.
The robot successfully constructed a new section of a truss structure, demonstrating that spacecraft could eventually assemble large structures from smaller components rather than launching them fully assembled.
The experiment is part of DARPA's NOM4D program, which aims to enable construction of enormous structures in orbit, potentially hundreds of meters or even kilometers across.
Potential applications include:
> Giant space telescopes
> Large satellite communications antennas
> Orbital solar power stations
>Future space infrastructure too large to fit inside conventional rockets
The demonstration did not complete the full planned antenna, but establishes an important proof of concept for autonomous orbital construction.
The technology could eventually allow the size of structures built in space to exceed the physical limits of the rockets used to launch their components.
Link to official report submitted by Caltech: https://t.co/63Mpylbisb