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mhajicek writes:I just bought my second Haas CNC mill. I use them primarily to make parts for implantable medical devices, but they could just as easily make parts for small arms, guided missiles, or aircraft. Most big names in CNC machine tools are Eastern; Japanese, Taiwanese, or Chinese, with a few European. Haas, the biggest and most well known Western manufacturer of CNC machine tools, stands accused of continuing to supply Russian companies involved in military manufacturing, long after the beginning of the Russo-Ukrainian war.https://www.sportskeeda.com/f1/news-haas-automation-face-legal-action-accused-violating-russian-sanctions

hubie writes:Swear words across different languages may tend to lack certain sounds such as l, r, and w:

owl writes:https://hackaday.com/2023/03/14/pcie-for-hackers-the-diffpair-prelude/

upstart writes:Organizations must educate themselves and their users on how to detect, disrupt, and defend against the increasing volume of online disinformation:

fliptop writes:Human-shaped robots with dexterous hands will be staffing warehouses and retail stores, tending to the elderly and performing household chores within a decade or so, according to a Silicon Valley startup working toward that vision:

guest reader writes:Extracting information from databases requires skill and knowledge of query languages like SQL (Structured Query Language).

upstart writes:Researchers seek to develop advanced propulsion systems that can transform long-distance space exploration:

upstart writes:Free trade not quite as dead, 'but it's in danger' says Morris Chang:

upstart writes:Intel's new HEDT CPU leaves behind Skylake-X in terms of power consumption:

upstart writes:Sony wants to help low-vision users enjoy photography by shining lasers in their eyes:

Freeman writes:https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2023/03/20-years-later-second-life-is-launching-on-mobile/

upstart writes:Simple robots wander NYC asking for trash and recycling, and it's adorable:

upstart writes:Chances its Arm that maker community is looking for a fresh SBC:

upstart writes:The COVID-19 pandemic contributed to the higher rate in 2020 and 2021:

upstart writes:For genetics, use scientifically relevant descriptions, not outdated social ideas:

upstart writes:A bruising, failed 16-month FCC nomination has left President Joe Biden with little time to staff up the agency before 2024:

guest reader writes:Getting To Zettascale Without Needing Multiple Nuclear Power Plants:

fliptop writes:The U.S. government database provided access to a treasure trove of sensitive data. "I can request information on anyone in the U.S.," one of the alleged hackers wrote:

hubie writes:Aztec farming calendar accurately tracked seasons, leap years:

Freeman writes:https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/03/chinese-search-giant-launches-ai-chatbot-with-prerecorded-demo/

upstart writes:The hypothesis could help in the search for other Earthlike worlds:

upstart writes:Tiny data center makes for a comfortable swim:

upstart writes:Hopes to avoid paying up for crushing a rival while helping Huawei and ZTE to prosper:

upstart writes:JWST will help scientists investigate the troublesome dust budget surplus of the universe:

upstart writes:In high-risk contexts, a racing heart can make a formerly relaxed mouse nervous:

upstart writes:The US government looks poised to force tech companies to do more about security:

upstart writes:If you can detect any, it's too much:

Freeman writes:https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/03/you-can-now-run-a-gpt-3-level-ai-model-on-your-laptop-phone-and-raspberry-pi/

hubie writes:Violence and warfare were widespread in many Neolithic communities across Northwest Europe:

upstart writes:This includes hydrogen fuel stations:

upstart writes:The Biden administration wants $27.2 billion for NASA's 2024 budget, with the space agency prioritizing Moon and Mars missions:

upstart writes:And not even a tentative date for a system go-live either:

upstart writes:The AI hype bubble is the new crypto hype bubble (09 Mar 2023) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow:

upstart writes:Californian court has ruled that "gig" economy giants including Uber and Lyft can continue treating their workers as independent contractors:

upstart writes:A tough time for big tech workers continues:

upstart writes:After unusually low amounts of rain and snow this winter, the continent faces a severe water shortage:

upstart writes:After being laid off, many people are starting their own businesses as cloud pros for hire:

upstart writes:The STEM feed comes as TikTok faces increasing scrutiny:

guest reader writes:First demonstration of universal control of encoded spin qubits:

upstart writes:It'll allow researchers to develop a 'a mechanistic understanding of how the brain works':

guest reader writes:Hackaday has a story about a simple non-scientific calculator that packs an Alwinner A50 tablet SoC and the Android operating system:

upstart writes:FISA Oversight Board Member Says Americans Need More Privacy Protections As Congress Debates Section 702 Reauthorization:

upstart writes:The pioneering project cuts cement from the recipe and replaces it with industrial waste and carbon dioxide captured from the atmosphere:

upstart writes:To check that atomic weapons work, scientists run simulations of explosions using high-energy lasers—and Russia is building the strongest one of all:

upstart writes:Resulting in the birth of several mice that were produced without mothers:

upstart writes:And scientists have only seen four percent of the data so far:

SSD Reliability is Only Slightly Better Than HDD, Backblaze Saysupstart writes:A surprising outcome for the first SSD-based AFR report:

hubie writes:Our brain has its own GPS and it helps us navigate by detecting the movements of the people around us:

upstart writes:Wildfire Smoke Eroded Ozone Layer By 10 Percent In 2020: Study:

upstart writes:IQE says collapse in smartphone sales may wipe one-third off revenue in first half of 2023: