by brian wang on (#34D6E)
Neuromation is building a critical component of the budding AI eco-system and plan to capitalize on the first-mover advantage: The Neuromation Platform provides an exchange and an ecosystem where participants can either contribute or purchase the components of an AI model. The Platform will use distributed computing along with blockchain proof of work tokens to revolutionize AI model development. It will combine all the components necessary to build deep learning solutions with synthetic data in one place. Platform service providers, commercial or private, will provide specific resources for the execution and development of synthetic data sets, distributed computing services, and
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by brian wang on (#34D4E)
Neuromation is creating a distributed platform to service all aspects of future synthetic data ecosystem. The platform will allow users to create dataset generators, generate massive datasets, train...
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by brian wang on (#34BGE)
Spacex is aiming for two rocket landings in 48 hours this weekend. Aiming for two rocket landings in 48 hours this weekend https://t.co/C1CZW2cQgv — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 4, 2017
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by brian wang on (#34BGG)
Tela is still in the beginning of their model 4 production ramp, but every Model 3 is being built on the Model 3 production line, which is fully installed, powered on, producing vehicles, and...
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by brian wang on (#34BGJ)
Many younger technologists (some who were involved in creating likes at Facebook) are weaning themselves off their own products, sending their children to elite Silicon Valley schools where iPhones,...
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by brian wang on (#34BEP)
LPP Fusion has submitted a paper for peer review to the journal Physics of Plasmas, in which Lerner and his coauthors claim to have produced a confined mean ion energy of 200 kiloelectron volts,...
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by brian wang on (#34BD1)
Journal Science -The Rydberg constant and proton size from atomic hydrogen How big is the proton? This study and one of the prior studies have the diameter of the proton was about 0.83 femtometers...
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by brian wang on (#34BD3)
A research group led by professor Jan D. Miller of the University of Utah’s Department of Metallurgical Engineering has received a $191,700 grant to aid the development and commercialization of a...
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by brian wang on (#34BD5)
A new antibody “cocktail†promises to provide effective, if temporary, protection against the Zika virus, a new study reports. A blend of three potent antibodies completely prevented Zika...
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by brian wang on (#34BB1)
Turkey, Iran, and Iraq adopted a coordinated, aggressive force posture in retaliation for the Kurdistan Regional Government’s (KRG) independence referendum on September 25, 2017. The Iraqi Security...
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by brian wang on (#34B43)
New solar PV capacity grew by 50% last year, with China accounting for almost half of the global expansion, according to the International Energy Agency’s latest renewables market analysis and...
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by brian wang on (#34B1J)
Centers for Disease Control released a statement this week that says baby dogs are to blame for a multi-state outbreak of Campylobacter, a bacterium that causes diarrhea and fever in humans. A total...
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by brian wang on (#34AMH)
Rodney Brooks, robotics entrepreneur and expert, says that claims that robots will take half of our jobs within 10-20 years are ludicrous. They claim we will go from one million grounds and...
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by brian wang on (#34AHC)
Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me For the third time in three years, expensive NSA (Nationa Security Agency) security has been undone by one of its own contract employees simply...
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by brian wang on (#34AES)
US President Donald Trump is set to announce that the landmark Iranian nuclear deal signed in 2015 does not serve US national interests and that he will decertify but not withdraw from the accord....
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by brian wang on (#3481T)
Amazon is experimenting with a new delivery service intended to make more products available for free two-day delivery and relieve overcrowding in its warehouses which will push the online retailer...
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by brian wang on (#347ZM)
“Economic fitness†is a measure that seeks to capture the range and sophistication of the goods a country produces and Economic Fitness has proven to be better at predicting future...
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by brian wang on (#347XM)
TransCanada Corp.’s cancellation of the Energy East pipeline leaves Canadian oil producers more dependent than ever on the Keystone XL and Trans Mountain proposals, two projects facing ardent...
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by brian wang on (#347TW)
The Economist reviewed the papers that analyzed possible middle income traps. In 2004 Foreign Affairs magazine published “Globalisation’s Missing Middle†by Geoffrey Garrett, then at the University...
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by brian wang on (#347P2)
1. Universe Today -New Study Could Help Locate Subsurface Deposits of Water Ice on Mars A new study led by scientists from the Smithsonian Institution indicates that the subsurface region beneath...
by brian wang on (#347C4)
The US Senate’s version of the annual defense bill provides $200 million for rapid prototyping of directed energy weapons. There’s no shortage of U.S. military interest in battlefield lasers and...
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by brian wang on (#347C6)
Vice President Mike Pence has announced the goal of returning to the lunar surface as a top NASA priority. “We will refocus America’s space program toward human exploration and...
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by brian wang on (#3476D)
Waymo, Alphabet’s self-driving car unit, is preparing to launch the first commercial ride-sharing service powered by self-driving vehicles with no human “safety†drivers as soon as this fall,...
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by brian wang on (#3476F)
The Bell V-280 Valor is a third-generation tiltrotor aircraft being developed by Bell Helicopter and Lockheed Martin for the United States Army’s Future Vertical Lift (FVL) program. Video was...
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by brian wang on (#344ZK)
Elon Musk and Spacex could be within five years of radically altering space launch costs and capabilities. Elon and Spacex have been showing for several years that they can produce one time use...
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by brian wang on (#344XH)
The World Health Organization and 50 other agencies launched a road map to cut deaths from the water-borne bacteria – now running at 95,000 a year – by 90 per cent by 2030. That will mean eliminating...
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by brian wang on (#344VZ)
There were several Spacex Falcon 9 and Spacex Heavy cost analysis at Reddit and at Business Insider. The Business Insider used some data from Jeffrey’s. Spacex BFR (Big F**ing Rocket) has been...
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by brian wang on (#344PE)
Google’s wireless bluetooth Pixel Buds let you understand 40 different languages. There was an onstage demp that showed a live language translation feature. A conversation onstage translating from...
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by brian wang on (#3441B)
In Star Trek, you talk to the computer and it understands you and alters the ship and the environment in response. Star Trek also has universal voice translation. Google is implementing this vision...
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by brian wang on (#343YM)
A team in China has taken a new approach to fixing disease genes in human embryos. The researchers created cloned embryos with a genetic mutation for a potentially fatal blood disorder, and then...
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by brian wang on (#343HR)
A new technology is here that has the potential to reshape lithium production like fracking reshaped oil.
 The global battery market is set to hit $120 billion in less than two years, and there’s a...
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by brian wang on (#3421H)
Optical Mining technology is a breakthrough approach to harvesting materials from asteroids, boulders, and regolith in microgravity. In Optical Mining, excavating and processing asteroid materials is...
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by brian wang on (#34205)
General Atomics has acquired Syntronics, a developer and manufacturer of custom electromechanical technologies including projectile and missile guidance systems, in-flight and ground-based...
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by brian wang on (#341G8)
Researchers have created an absolute intelligence score to compare humans of different age and artificial intelligences. Human IQ tests try to create a stable score for a person irregardless of their...
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by brian wang on (#3417J)
Roll-up solar panels are being used to help power an island off the coast of Cardiff. The Rapid Roll system allows flexible solar panels to be unrolled like a carpet from a trailer in two minutes....
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by brian wang on (#3415C)
A touch of asphalt may be the secret to high-capacity lithium metal batteries that charge 10 to 20 times faster than commercial lithium-ion batteries, according to Rice University scientists. The...
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by brian wang on (#3415E)
Toshiba has a new battery which enables ultra rapid recharge for driving range of electric vehicles of 320km in 6-minute recharge. This is triple what is possible with current lithium-ion battery....
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by brian wang on (#3412S)
Enabling customers to leverage one of today’s most disruptive emerging technologies, Oracle today announced Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service. The advanced, enterprise-grade distributed ledger cloud...
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by brian wang on (#3412V)
OCBC Bank, HSBC and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), together with the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), has become the “first consortium†in South East Asia to complete a proof of...
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by brian wang on (#340V6)
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) will build the world’s first 3-nm fab in the Tainan Science Park in southern Taiwan, where the company does the bulk of its manufacturing. About a year...
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by brian wang on (#340ND)
Researchers from the University of Bristol have discovered that super-powerful quantum computers, which scientists and engineers across the world are racing to build, need to be even more powerful...
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by brian wang on (#340EY)
Japan’s economy basically stalled out in 1991. They have recovered some but have tended to stay in the zero to two percent GDP range. The Japanese economy stalled at the per capita income of...
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by brian wang on (#33YR7)
Pacific Rim Uprising is the sequel to the 2013 film ‘Pacific Rim’. Guillermo del Toro directed the first one. The movie was giant mechs (Jaegers) fighting giant alien monsters (Kaijus)....
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by brian wang on (#33YR9)
There has been a script written for an Edge of Tomorrow sequel (or prequel). The issue now is getting the scheduling to work out between Tom Cruise, Emily Blunt and director Doug Liman.
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by brian wang on (#33YPH)
MIT researchers have discovered the beginnings of a new approach to producing concrete that is inspired by the hierarchical arrangements of simple building blocks in natural materials. The findings...
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by brian wang on (#33YPK)
Japan has successfully tapped into a deposit of mineral resources from a deep-water seabed off the coast of Okinawa, the economy ministry said, the largest such extraction of its type. It is the...
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by brian wang on (#33Y7T)
China has a dominant global share of energy production and construction. On a money invested basis China is investing about half of the world total in powerplant construction (energy production). There is slightly more spread in Europe and America for renewable power construction but the actual construction is even more in China’s favor so China typical has costs that are 2 to 4 times lower than construction costs in Europe and America. The US and Canada spend more on oil shale, oilsands and other oil and gas projects. America and Europe tend to spend more on energy efficiency (upgrading buildings
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by brian wang on (#33Y4E)
The China National Nuclear Corp (CNNC) has signed an agreement with the Shenhua Group, China’s biggest coal producer, to promote the development of advanced “traveling wave†reactor technology, the...
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by brian wang on (#33XS1)
Elon Musk Musk anticipates beginning construction on the BFR (Big F*ing Rocket) rocket within the next year (2018). Spacex has a stretch goal of sending two BFR containing cargo (about 300 tons) to...
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by brian wang on (#33XS3)
Scientists taking a new look at older data from NASA’s longest-operating Mars orbiter have discovered evidence of significant hydration (water ice) near the Martian equator — a mysterious...
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