When you consider the absolute mind boggling cost of the US operation there, the Iranian regime can technically win by just existing, draining the US of funds that have to be replenished with more borrowing, taxes or tariffs.
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When you consider the absolute mind boggling cost of the US operation there, the Iranian regime can technically win by just existing, draining the US of funds that have to be replenished with more borrowing, taxes or tariffs.
An open source phased array radar 👀 https://www.cnx-software.com/2026/03/15/aeris-10-open-source-hardware-radar-can-track-multiple-objects-up-to-20km-away/
This thing sounds pretty cool. Looking forward to hearing more! https://www.opensourceforu.com/2026/03/tenstorrent-debuts-open-source-ai-workstation-for-local-inference/
I’m considering familiarizing with git.idk.i2p since we’re probably going to need an anonymous GitHub in California. Unrestricted 3D printer firmware and Linux without ID verification are couple types of software about to become illegal to share here. 3DP gun files are already illegal to share.
Does nostr play well with i2p?
Wish those were what’s growing under my tomatoes, but it’s just inky caps. 😂
Surveillance and KYC BS is bipartisan, sadly.
Alternatively, the US government decides the US ABSOLUTELY MUST BEAT CHINA IN AI and then the money printer skips the VC middle man and funds the frontier labs directly. Then all bets are off I guess.
It all slows a bit and we get hardware prices back down. I’m all for it! 🦾
I guess we’re waiting for Deepseek V4 to be distilled on GPT 5.4 Pro a bit.
But is Kimi K2.5 good enough that Sonnet is unprofitable for Anthropic?
It doesn’t crap out. It causes more AI labs to work on efficiency, which the US labs currently have little interest in doing because they want everyone to depend on their giant trillion dollar data centers. We will get more efficient AI and our hardware back when this bubble bursts, hopefully sooner than later.