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Here is the daily technology #threadcast for 2/24/25. The goal is to make this a technology "reddit".

Drop all question, comments, and articles relating to #technology and the future. The goal is make it a technology center.

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I asked Chatgpt how much data they trained it with... The response...

100s of billions of words 🤯.. #data

If you are going to do a prompt on there, copy the text from ChatGPt or owhatever chatbot and post it. then it gets fed into LeoAI.

oh wow that's a brilliant idea then I'll do it exactly so... I'll be asking chatgpt for some details and just feed it here... We're feeding LeoAI ourselves 😍

OpenAI is dominating Chatbot space: ZDNet reporter

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Google's AI Co-Scientist: Speeding Up Research Like Never Before

Google's Gemini 2.0 LLM is revolutionizing science by generating hypotheses faster than humans can. This "test-time scaling" lets the AI quickly process complex data and propose research ideas, shaving hours or days off the brainstorming phase. Think of it as having an extra brain, working tirelessly, speeding through possibilities. With research moving at warp speed, discoveries could come faster than we ever imagined. Get ready for a new era in science.

#google #ai #research #innovation #technology

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Microsoft Gears Up for GPT-5—Here’s What to Expect

Microsoft is set to host OpenAI's GPT-4.5 as early as next week, with GPT-5 expected by late May. The big upgrade? GPT-5 will feature OpenAI’s new o3 reasoning model, aiming for more advanced AI capabilities. The timing lines up with major tech events like Microsoft Build and Google I/O, showing Microsoft’s push to stay ahead in AI.

#ai #openai #microsoft #gpt5 #technology

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META’S AI HELPS FIGHT CANCER

orakl oncology is using meta’s dinov2 model to speed up cancer drug research. the ai scans organoid images—tiny lab-grown tumor models—to predict how real patients might respond to treatments. this could mean faster, more effective drug development, cutting years off traditional methods. big tech meets medicine in a way that might actually save lives.

#ai #cancerresearch #drugdiscovery #machinelearning #technology

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SpaceX Will Send the ISS to a Fiery Goodbye

NASA just picked SpaceX for one of its biggest jobs yet: safely bringing the International Space Station down—permanently. The ISS has been orbiting Earth since 1998, but by 2030, it’ll be time to say goodbye. Instead of letting it drift off uncontrollably, SpaceX will guide it to a controlled reentry, likely sending it into the Pacific. Think of it as a planned crash landing for a space giant.

#spacex #nasa #iss #space #technology

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Apple’s C1 Modem: Built for the iPhone 16e, but No mmWave

apple’s new c1 modem ditches mmwave but adds custom gps and satellite features, tailor-made for the iphone 16e and beyond. this shift means better connectivity in remote areas but slower speeds in cities with mmwave networks. apple’s goal? more control over its hardware while reducing reliance on qualcomm. this is just the first step—expect more apple-made modems in future iphones.

#apple #iphone16 #modem #connectivity #technology

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THE SLOW CRAWL TO IPV6

ipv6 was supposed to replace ipv4 ages ago, but here we are, still clinging to the old system. why? because ipv6 isn’t a game-changer—just another 1980s-style address setup with a few tweaks. companies don’t see enough of a reason to make the switch, so adoption crawls forward at a snail’s pace. until there’s a real push (or a major ipv4 crisis), don’t expect much to change.

#networking #internet #ipv6 #tech

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GOOGLE'S NEW AI CAN MAKE MOVIES—FOR A PRICE

Google just dropped Veo 2, an AI that can generate videos over two minutes long. Sounds cool, but here’s the catch: it costs 50 cents per second. That’s $30 for just one minute of footage. For comparison, OpenAI’s Sora is still free (for now). Google’s aiming this at pros who need high-quality AI-generated content, but at that price, it better be Hollywood-level.

#ai #google #veo #artificialintelligence #technology

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SPACE MINING IS GETTING REAL

astroforge is about to launch a spacecraft the size of a microwave to scout an asteroid for precious metals. the odin spacecraft is hitching a ride on a spacex falcon 9 as soon as wednesday, heading for asteroid 2022 ob5—a rock about the size of a football field, packed with metal. after a 300-day journey, odin should arrive in late 2025. if this works, mining space could go from sci-fi to reality.

#spacex #asteroids #mining #innovation #technology

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iOS 18.4 Beta Brings Smarter Notifications

Apple is testing a new Priority Notifications feature in iOS 18.4 beta. Powered by Apple Intelligence, it separates important alerts from the noise, so you don’t miss what matters. These notifications will have their own section on the Lock Screen, but you can still swipe to see everything. It’s off by default, but you can turn it on in Settings > Notifications.

#ios18 #appleintelligence #notifications #iphone #technology

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Okay, you're up again, I will be joining in soon to add up today

One subject that has caught my attention and I would sincerely like to discuss is how even though technology is advancing, we increasingly see millionaires living "#offgrid" #disconnecting from the networks and producing their own food

That isnt the norm. It is something that just gets highlighted by the media.

There are some. What is more relavant is the quality of life issue where people are leaving high paying jobs which comes with stress and low quality of life for something that better aligns.

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The Battle of Salamis
The Battle of Salamis occurred in 480 B.C. when the Persian King Xerxes attempted to push south into the Peloponnese Peninsula. As I discussed in a previous article, the Spartans were hesitant to engage the Persians in a naval battle because they thought building a wall across the Isthmus of Corinth was the better way to protect themselves. The Athenian commander, Thermistocles, tricked the Spartans by sending a messenger, posing as a traitor, to tell the Persian a Greek attack was imminent. The Persians took the bait and moved up their timetable leaving the Spartans no time for withdrawal.

Thermistocles knew that the Persian fleet was much larger than his own (1200 ships to 400) so he decided to use geography to improve his chances. The Salamis Island occupies the center of the Saronic Sea near Athens. On the east side of Salamis sits a pointed peninsula called Cynosura. The waters north of this peninsula were quite narrow – too small for entire Persian fleet. Themistocles reasoned that his odds of winning would improve if he only had to fight a fraction of the Persian fleet.

He formed his fleet into a line and placed it running north to south against the eastern coast of Salamis Island. To oppose him the Persians were forced to create their own line on the Attican side of the bay. The Persians attacked early in a September morning but the battle quickly became a rout in favor of the Greeks. Many of the Persian ships were pushed back to Attica where they ran aground. Others, trying to escape to Phalerum (a bay near Athens) were cut off by an Aeginetan squadron and destroyed.

Tim Cook, chief executive officer of Apple Inc., greets customers during the first day of in-store sales of Apple's latest products at Apple's Fifth Avenue store in New York, US, on Friday, Sept. 20, 2024.

The move comes after Apple's chief executive met with President Donald Trump last week.

The iPhone maker faces pressure from the Trump administration over where it chooses to manufacture its products. Apple assembles most of its products in China.

Earlier this month, Trump signed an order imposing long-threatened 10% tariffs on Chinese goods on top of existing tariffs of up to 25% levied during his first presidency.

Apple said its $500 billion investment plan will include work with suppliers across the U.S. and production of content for its Apple TV+ media streaming service in 20 states, as well as new hires and research and development (R&D) spending.

Apple said it "remains one of the largest U.S. taxpayers, having paid more than $75 billion in U.S. taxes over the past five years, including $19 billion in 2024 alone."

The tech giant also said it would double its U.S. Advanced Manufacturing Fund to $10 billion from $5 billion currently, create a new manufacturing academy in Michigan, and grow its R&D investments in the U.S. to support cutting-edge fields such as silicon engineering.

Just Eat shares soar 54% after Prosus offers to buy food delivery firm for $4.3 billion
Just Eat Takeaway.com is poised to be acquired by Dutch technology investor Prosus in a deal worth roughly 4.1 billion euros ($4.3 billion).

European food delivery giant Just Eat Takeaway.com is poised to be acquired by Dutch technology investor Prosus in an all-cash deal worth roughly 4.1 billion euros ($4.3 billion).

The offer values Just Eat's shares at 20.3 euros each, representing a premium of 63% when compared to the firm's closing price on Friday.

Prosus, which is majority owned by South Africa's Naspers, already holds a 28% stake in leading food delivery company Delivery Hero.

Shares of Just Eat soared as much as 54.7% on Monday morning, notching a new 52-week high. The stock price was last seen trading 54.4% higher on the news.

Prosus shares fell 6.6%, tumbling toward the bottom of the pan-European Stoxx 600 index, while Delivery Hero rose 4.8%.

"We are very excited for Just Eat Takeaway.com to join the Prosus group and the opportunity to create a European tech champion," Fabricio Bloisi, CEO of Prosus and Naspers group, said in a statement.

"We believe that combining Prosus' strong technical and investment capabilities with Just Eat Takeaway.com's leading brand position in key European markets will create significant value for our customers, drivers, partners, and shareholders," Bloisi said.

The offer comes after a rocky few years for Just Eat. Like many other food delivery companies, the company's stock price collapsed in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, which had initially boosted the firms as consumers turned to these platforms during lockdowns.

A stark shift in consumer habits since, however, led to a sharp deceleration in growth rates.

The Dutch multinational delisted from the London Stock Exchange late last year, citing an effort to "reduce the administrative burden, complexity and costs associated with the disclosure and regulatory requirements of maintaining the LSE listing." The move made Amsterdam the firm's sole trading venue.

Xerxes observed the battle from Mount Aegaleos expecting to savor a great victory but instead he saw his commanders routed and his fleet destroyed. One of the few exploits to make him smile involved his female commander, Queen Artemisia. Pursued by an Athenian ship, she purposely rammed another Persian ship to make it appear she was Greek. The pursuers took the bait and broke off pursuit of her. When Xerxes heard about this, he remarked, “today our women are fighting like men and our men like women.”

Defeated, Xerxes chose to withdraw his main army from Greece and leave a small force to winter there. Those troops lead by Mardonius camped at Boetia, far enough from Athens to allow its citizens to return to their ruined city.

In November, Just Eat Takeaway.com said it would sell its GrubHub arm to New York-based online takeout startup Wonder for $650 million — a huge discount compared to the $7.3 billion the firm paid for the U.S. food delivery app.

"Prosus fully supports our strategic plans and its extensive resources will help to further accelerate our investments and growth across food, groceries, fintech and other adjacencies. We are looking forward to an exciting future together," Jitse Groen, CEO and founder of Just Eat Takeaway.com, said in a statement on Monday.

The SEC did not respond to a request for comment.

The SEC's dismissal of the Robinhood and Coinbase cases is an early sign of the regulatory sea change for the crypto industry promised by President Donald Trump during his election campaign. Despite the meteoric rise of the price of bitcoin under the previous administration, many crypto businesses saw it as low point due to the SEC's notorious regulation-by-enforcement approach to crypto – as opposed to the creation of clear rules by which to operate – under the leadership of then chair Gary Gensler.

Nearly half of Robinhood's $672 million transaction-based revenue in the fourth quarter came from a 700% rise in revenue tied to crypto trading, as bitcoin rallied toward $100,000 for the first time ever on hopes of more favorable policies under Trump.

Shares have gained 38% so far in 2025.

So what we see here is a left wing of hawks and a right wing of doves. Interesting to compare it to the United States where the left wing are doves and the right wing hawks. What is the difference?

In our country Democrats favor the people and Republicans favor business. Generally speaking the Democrats worry about what can be done domestically to improve the lives of the public. That focus is more important to them than foreign policy which is complicated and takes money away from domestic needs. The Republicans favor a strong foreign policy because it protects their business interests -- more important to them than the needs of the people.

Aeschylus was considered the father of Greek drama. As a religious man and philosopher, his plays were more rough in structure as he developed the model. Sophocles brought the form to its highest level in terms of structure and balance between the story and the moral. Euripides, impatient with what came before him and overtly emotional, brought the inner thoughts and anxieties of his characters into his plays. His works represent a drop off in the traditional form. After Euripides, drama declined and it was replaced by comedy, most notably that of Aristophanes.

Dorians and Ionians
According to historians, the ancient Greek people were made up of Dorians and Ionians; tribes who migrated from the north into Greece during the Mycenaean Era. The Peloponnese was Dorian while the Attica Peninsula and the western coast of Asia Minor were populated by Ionians. Dorians had their own dialect of Greek and observed their own festival-laden calendar.

Most people who know a little Greek history are familiar with the Dorian and Ionic columns of Greek Architecture.

Spartan Timeline – The Collapse
The period following the Peloponnesian War was a disaster for Sparta. With victory came the responsibility to govern, so Sparta, as an oligarchy, sought to impose oligarchic governments on those it defeated. But the Spartans did not know how to govern others and many of their appointed governors became tyrants. A “group of thirty” ruled Athens for only a year before it was overthrown and a democracy restored. Elsewhere puppet governments were despised and resisted. Former allies conspired against the Sparta, fearing its intentions, and it wasn’t long before all the defeated Greeks were independent again.

Overseeing this Spartan decline was the king Agesilaus, who ruled from 399-360. Agesilaus was an enigma. He was never supposed to rule being the younger brother of the heir, and excelled in the Agoge despite being lame. Rival of Lysander and admired by Xenophon, Agesilaus did his best to protect Spartan honor despite the handicap of an un-Spartan-like mercenary army. Against Boetia in 398, he was severely injured and had to be carried from the battlefield. Later, his many battles against the rising power of Thebes came to nothing and the defeat at Leuctra in 371 proved the Spartan army was finished. The next year, Thebes and her allies invaded the Peloponnese and attacked Sparta itself. Beaten off, they settled for the liberating the Messenians, which ended three hundred years of the helot system.

The earthquake was a large magnitude event that caused significant loss of life in Sparta. Debate as to whether the army was seriously impacted by the loss of trainees and mature Spartiates is inconclusive, but it may have had an impact on Spartan thinking later. Immediately after the earthquake, the Messenian Helots took the opportunity and revolted. The length of their revolt is unclear, but it could have lasted several years. The Athenians sent a force of four thousand hoplites to assist Sparta after she made a request for aid, but that gesture only soured the relationship between the two Greek powers when the Athenians were not able to help prosecute the siege of the Messenian stronghold at Mount Ithome.

Somewhere between the Messenian revolt and the Battle of Mantinea, Sparta changed the structure of its military and started to deploy Perioeci to fight along side Spartiates trained in the Agoge. Her hand may have been forced by the loses in the earthquake and closely fought battles such as Tanagra. The thirty year long Peloponnesian War also took its toll as the number of deaths exceeded Sparta’s ability to replace them. As strong as the Spartans were, even they couldn’t win without numbers.

Apple to open AI server factory in Texas as part of $500 billion U.S. investment

Apple said it will work with partners to open a 250,000-square-foot AI server manufacturing facility in Houston, Texas.

Apple plans to open a new factory for artificial intelligence servers in Texas as part of a $500 billion investment in the U.S., the company said Monday.

The U.S. technology giant said it would work with partners to open a 250,000-square-foot server manufacturing facility in Houston to produce servers for Apple Intelligence, its AI personal assistant for iPhone, iPad and Mac computers.

#apple #ai #server #unitedstates #texas #stargate

The new factory, which is slated to open in 2026, will form part of a major investment plan Apple is committing to over the next four years. In addition to the new Texas facility, Apple said it also plans to hire around 20,000 new employees across the U.S.

Most of the new hires will be focused on research and development (R&D), silicon engineering, software development, and AI and machine learning, Apple said.

"We are bullish on the future of American innovation, and we're proud to build on our long-standing U.S. investments with this $500 billion commitment to our country's future," Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a statement Monday.

Robinhood says SEC dismissed crypto unit investigation in latest sign of easier regulation for industry

The Securities and Exchange Commission is dropping its investigation into Robinhood's crypto arm, the company said Monday.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is dropping its investigation into Robinhood's crypto arm, the company revealed Monday.

Robinhood said it received a letter from the SEC's Enforcement Division Friday, detailing in a blog post that the agency has closed its investigation into the crypto business with no intention of moving forward with an enforcement action. The news comes three days after Coinbase similarly announced that the SEC has agreed to end its enforcement case against it.

Shares rose more than 2.5% in premarket trading.

#sec #robinhood #crypto #regulation #industry

In May 2024, Robinhood received a notice warning that it could be charged for potential violation of securities law within its crypto unit after previously being subpoenaed for its cryptocurrency listings, custody and platform operations – despite "years of good faith attempts to work with the SEC for regulatory clarity including our well-known attempt to 'come in and register,'" Dan Gallagher, the company's chief legal, compliance and corporate affairs officer, said at the time.

"Robinhood Crypto always has and will always respect federal securities laws and never allowed transactions in securities," he said in a statement Monday. "We appreciate the formal closing of this investigation, and we are happy to see a return to the rule of law and commitment to fairness at the SEC."

AI Won’t Take Over the Economy Anytime Soon

AI is getting smarter, but that doesn’t mean the economy will transform overnight. Many companies will resist change, workers will push back, and real-world limits like energy constraints will slow things down. Productivity moves at the speed of its slowest part—and soon, that’ll be humans, not AI. Even if AI supercharges growth, it’ll take decades to play out, if it ever does.

#ai #futureofwork #automation #economy #technology

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The shocking science behind staticky hair

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PM Modi LIVE: PM Modi Lays Foundation Stone Of Bageshwar Dham Medical & Science Research Institute

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WOW: Deborah Birx ADMITS Covid Vax Was SOLD ON A LIE, ‘Not Following the Science”—Robby Soave

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Origami Engineering: Unfolding Hidden Potential - Science View

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Science Confirms, Women Are More Generous Than Men | Gravitas

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‘I Failed Woefully While Studying Computer Science’, The Coding Mum Founder Shares Her Story

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ChatGPT Hits 400 Million Weekly Users!

ChatGPT just hit a massive milestone—400 million weekly active users! This is double the number from August 2024, showing just how much the AI powerhouse is taking over. The surge in popularity highlights how much people are relying on it for everything from work to casual chats. Imagine how fast something can grow when it's genuinely helping out with everyday tasks, right? It’s clear that AI is only going to get bigger.

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Asian Stocks Gain as Alibaba Boosts China Tech Optimism | World Business Watch | WION News

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What China’s success with EVs and DeepSeek means for U.S. tech #shorts

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Construction Robot, Hydrogen-powered Aircraft And More | Tech It Out: ​EP 200 | Full Show

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Hydrogen Plane: The Ultimate Test Flight | WION Tech It Out

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Trump Eyes Tariffs to Counter Digital Taxes on Big Tech

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Elon Musk Says He is 'Tech Support' For President Donald Trump In Joint Interview | WION Newspoint

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