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Tesla has officially unveiled its Model 3 refresh. Updates include a 'facelifted' front-end design, more screen space, and increased range. The company claims that more than half the parts of the vehicle were replaced. It appears that the photo of the new vehicle leaked in April was real. The refreshed Model 3 is now available for order on Tesla's European sites. More details about what was updated are available in the article.
OpenAI is dedicating 20% of its computing power to solve the AI alignment problem by 2027. The AI alignment problem is the idea that AI systems might not have goals that align with those of humans. This may become a significant issue in the future if superintelligent AI systems are developed. This article features an interview with Jan Leike, OpenAI's head of alignment research, where they talk about solving the AI alignment problem and OpenAI's subgoal of building an aligned AI research tool to help solve the alignment problem.
Samsung Food is a culmination of everything that Samsung has been working towards since it released a smart fridge with an Android tablet in 2016. The software can scan food, offer up tailored recipes, and sync kitchen appliances together to create meals. It uses generative AI to create meal plans and build grocery lists. Samsung is planning to create compatible cooktops, microwaves, refrigerators, water filters, and other cooking devices.
Oxygen-28 has been detected for the first time. While the isotope was predicted to be stable, it disintegrated rapidly after creation. Oxygen-28 is an isotope of oxygen with 12 extra neutrons in its nucleus. The new findings mean that physicists might have to update theories of how atomic nuclei are structured.
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Croner is Cron for JavaScript and TypeScript. It can trigger functions in JavaScript using Cron syntax, evaluate Cron expressions and get a list of upcoming run times, target different time zones, and more. Croner doesn't require any dependencies. A live demo is available.
React Server Components (RSCs) are React components that run on the server instead of the client. Frameworks that support RSCs allow developers to define where code runs. Server components are able to fetch data from directly within the component and stream that data to the client, making fetching data fast and simple. This article discusses how Mux moved over to using RSCs and covers why Server Components matter, what they're good and bad at, how to use them, how to incrementally adopt them, and the kind of advanced patterns to use to keep RSCs under control.
USENET is a set of text-only social discussion forums run on multiple servers around the world. It is older than the web. This article explains how to access USENET. There are many active free communities available on USENET that cover a huge range of niche topics.
Anguilla is a tiny British island territory in the Caribbean. The country's top-level domain is '.ai'. This appears to be particularly attractive to tech companies. Experts estimate that the country may bring in up to $30 million in revenue this year from its domain. Registrars pay Anguilla $140 for a two-year domain registration, but prices are rising due to demand.
Nushell is designed to be a typechecked language with IDE support and nice error messages.
ChatGPT could be used to help students translate languages clearly and correctly, as a grammar tutor, as an idea generator, and more.
X is planning to collect users' biometric information, employment history, and educational history starting from September 29.
The population of breeding individuals was reduced to just 1,280, implying that our ancestors lived in a very localized area during that period.
'Copy Video Frames' allows users to capture high-quality, non-overlayed frames from source videos.
The report basically said that Google's products will completely surpass OpenAI's by the end of the year.