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The Smartphone Supercomputer! Researchers recycle old phones & cluster them into ‘computing platforms’ that operate as a low-cost data center — says processors on modern smartphones deliver higher single-core performance than comparable multicore servers share.google/wJYndlfy8U2sGsH…
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Replying to @iqrafatma1278
I wash everything before cooking it because the processors uses little water as possible I personally don't like chomping down on a stone or a piece of bone so yeah, I wash rinse everything but then again I live in Canada where we have trillions of clean gallons of beautiful freshwater.
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Replying to @CaitlinYorkSC
We should be taxing AI Data Centers as subdivisions full of rental properties (the literal processors..all of which are rented out ) every building has a PID and processors unique MAC address becomes it's sub-PID and each processor is valued and individually taxed our lovely 6%
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Replying to @GGunthorp @elonmusk
I can slaughter a steer, and do it well, on site… but no state inspection, no usda inspection, facility wouldn’t meet standards. Etc. With a facility and remote inspection yes I can do it myself but the usda approved trailer that was 125k three years ago is. Is topping $300k. Plus it is labor intensive and it makes for a rough one man job; way harder than dressing a deer… Robotic processing could work but the systems that do it now cost millions (robutcher). Centralized isn’t a good thing. When those small processors become big, quality goes down, suddenly they aren’t accommodating, and what you send in isn’t necessary what you get out. Scaling isn’t a good thing in ranching.
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Aarón Espasandín retweeted
Feb 26
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Imgnai is web3 larping web2 aggregator aka Reseller that screwed over its core fanbase after they killed the only edge they had on the market which was non-censorship to bow down to payment processors. Now they just spend their days larping to get a drop from the Venice teat.
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Brett Cooper retweeted
Managing the Micro (14th June 1981). Brian Redhead looks at word processors and the future of total information systems.
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Your prototypes measurements, This will ensure the ballistic wiring does it's charging of protons and the PCB Raspberry PI, by preference uses the Semiconductor physics to control the main frame logic applying the equations In real time. From the silicon of the processors.
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Replying to @mweinbach
I think we got to focused on raw specs that software optimization started trailing and now it hit abpoibt where it's what the users want over flashy features and slightly stronger processors ... All the small fixes im seeig even on my iphone 17 pro makes me more excited for what next for devices.
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Replying to @ShimazuSystems
Your perspective, while admirable, just doesn't jive with the facts. - The United States has ~70% of the planet's market capitalization. - The U.S. Dollar is the reserve currency of the planet, and all of China's spend and Middle East sovereign investments are denominated in dollars, not yuan. - 90% of planetary compute is in the United States. China is making strides here, but the chip shortage hasn't moved the needle and their only strategy is quantized distillation and reverse-engineered modeling. There is a legitimate contest between proprietary frontier cloud-based AI, and China's strategy, which is open sourced, hybrid-cloud (and enthusiast-grade quantized on-prem) models. China can absolutely catch up and overtake, but the gap is widening - not shrinking. Europe, the rest of Asia, the entirety of the Middle East and Latam -- these aren't contenders. They're consumers. In 15-20 years, different story on all of the above, entirely possible. A lot of reform will be needed. But the contest right now is between China and the United States, and in this battle, the U.S. will use all means at its disposal, including very typical export controls and nationalization, which it has always done on all emergent technologies (such as gaming consoles, quad-flop processors, etc.). None of this is new. It's just never been felt so desperately by the entire world, addicted to U.S. frontier models. The alternative isn't great for you guys - but you need to figure out what you want to do.
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Replying to @UCLANeuroTheme
It's projection because digital is all than is known. Digital neurons can't explain parallel processing or working with composite objects. Digital neurons can't understand 44 44. Neurons don't have logic gates. Quantum computers are analog processors and highly parallel like neuronal complexes. The difference may also be East and West because Dr. Miller Picower professor at MIT found evidence of analog archecture/processing. Our proficiency with symbols, colors, etc. is a dead giveaway.
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Much ado about how FElon could singlehandedly wipe out world hunger and many other societal issues if he weren't an idiot notc cnt. This is nice and a valid sentiment as we all hate his stupid guts but disregards the structural factors capitalism created ensure hunger and disparity as its perpetual energy source. Global hunger is not a natural phenomenon and it is not an accident of geography. It is structurally engineered and maintained by the same economic order that prices cobalt on the London Metal Exchange. Every time a billionaire's net worth crosses a threshold and the calculator discourse starts, it reinstates the premise that individual charity could fix a system designed to extract. It cannot. The system is working exactly as intended. A Congolese child is covered in toxic dust, beaten, forced into artisanal mining so that the global tech industry has cheap, uninterrupted access to the critical minerals it needs for microchips, EV batteries, and smartphones. That supply chain runs from the DRC to Chinese processors to the devices in every pocket in the room. The beneficiary of the extraction is not abstract. It is us. Northern Nigeria built towering groundnut pyramids, dominated global cotton markets, exported premium hides, and sustained trans-Saharan trade routes for generations before colonization. That productive capacity did not disappear — it was systematically dismantled. Structural adjustment programs imposed by the IMF and World Bank in the 1980s and 90s forced the removal of agricultural subsidies and flooded markets with subsidized European and American grain exports, making local food production economically unviable. More than 10 million people face starvation in Sudan while conflict minerals — gold, uranium, lithium, rare earths — flow out through proxy factions funded by competing external powers. The aid figures and the extraction figures are rarely placed in the same sentence. They should be. In Haiti in 2010, UN peacekeepers introduced cholera to the country's main waterways through untreated sewage, directly killing more than 10,000 people. In Afghanistan between 2001 and 2021, the US Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction documented billions in humanitarian aid instead given to corrupt regional warlords and contractor networks. These are not anomalies. They are the system producing its intended outputs: administrative overhead, expatriate salaries, dependency, and the sustained conditions that justify the next funding cycle. The solution to engineered dispossession is not a donation to a charity operating under capitalism. Find a grassroots anti-imperialist movement. Fund it directly. Support the political conditions for communities to reclaim their farmlands, their resource wealth, and their right to govern themselves without creditors at the door. It's socialism or barbarism and that includes donations to help make barbarism a little less bad.
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Today's gonna be a great workday. No bosses, no processors, no worries. Just gotta get thru donations, which could get busy, then I'll probably have other tasks to do before days end. Working w productive indifference & intend on staying busy. Blessed. Keep the underpinning clear
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#Agroentrepreneur If I were advising someone determined to become a major player in agricultural commodities, I’d say Stage 1 is where your reputation and network are built. If you master it, every later stage becomes easier. 1. Become known for one thing Don’t try to trade everything. For example: * Cocoa * Cashew * Sesame * Soybeans Become the person buyers call first for that commodity. 2. Build a verified supplier network Aim to know: * 50–100 reliable farmers * 20–30 aggregators * Warehouse operators * Transporters * Quality inspectors Keep records of who delivers on time and who doesn’t. 3. Build a buyer network Know: * Exporters * Processors * Manufacturers * International buyers The more buyers you know, the easier it is to move products quickly. 4. Learn quality standards Know how to assess: * Moisture content * Foreign matter * Defective beans or nuts * Packaging * Storage conditions Quality knowledge helps prevent disputes and builds trust. 5. Keep excellent records Track: * Supplier contacts * Buyer contacts * Prices * Quantities * Payment status * Delivery dates Treat your contacts and transaction history as valuable business assets. 6. Build a personal brand Have: * A professional WhatsApp Business profile * A LinkedIn profile * Business cards * A simple website or company profile * Photos and videos from legitimate transactions (with permission) People are more likely to trust someone who presents themselves professionally. 7. Protect your reputation In commodity trading: * Don’t exaggerate volumes. * Don’t promise what you can’t deliver. * Be transparent about delays or problems. * Pay commissions and obligations as agreed. A strong reputation can bring repeat business and referrals. 8. Understand contracts Learn: * Sale agreements * Commission agreements * Quality specifications * Delivery terms * Payment terms Good documentation reduces misunderstandings. 9. Stay informed about the market Monitor: * Local prices * Export demand * Exchange rates * Harvest seasons * Government policies * Global commodity trends Better information can improve negotiation and timing. 10. Set a measurable target For example: * Build a network of 100 suppliers. * Build a network of 50 active buyers. * Complete one successful transaction every week. * Generate ₦1 million in monthly commission income. * Reinvest earnings into growing the business. The biggest advantage of a broker is often information and relationships, not money. If you consistently know who has quality produce and who is ready to buy, and you develop a reputation for reliable execution, you’ll have a strong foundation for expanding into larger trading opportunities over time.
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Jenna Corbyn retweeted
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A computer chip is just gates. A gate is a tiny electrical switch that answers simple questions like: Is this wire 1 or 0? Combine enough gates and you get adders → multipliers → memory → processors → GPUs → AI accelerators When you run a transformer the flow is model math → software → CPU/GPU instructions → hardware executes instructions gateGPT removes layers: model math → hardware gates directly
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It is refreshing seeing practical blockchain innovation because @quipnetwork connects classical and quantum processors into one decentralized network, creating useful computation instead of wasted mining while expanding secure access to advanced optimization capabilities...
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Replying to @ClownWorld
They need to leave my vegetable processors alone.
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