Whatever happened to the Quick Interchange Format(.qif)? It used to be common for all banks to support that. A modern variant today could just be a XML or JSON export, and I hardly see that either.
And then you run into problems on the corporate side: fake job listings to build up resume databases for comparison shopping of applicants. Regulations in this area should have to cut both ways.
I'm designing a new PC and I'd like to be able to run local models. It's not clear to me from posts online what the specs should be. Do I need 128gb of RAM? Or would a 16gb RTX 4060 be better? Or should I get a 4070 ti? If anyone could pint me toward some good guidelines I'd greatly appreciate it.
You know, who knows what happened to the investors in US Radium? Where did their funds go, and is there a trail of other problems (or bodies) with their subsequent investments? I'd like to know who I hypothetically should and shouldn't be investing my money with, as I want the world to be a better place.
What do you use for valve automation? Is it a commercial or custom part? I've been wanting to do the same myself, but I hear there's all sorts of quality issues with automatic valves.
You can download the independent installers for all games on GOG either through their website directly, or through the GOG launcher. I regularly do this to have the installers for my games on my local NAS.
A money seeking company might not want to go. But there likely will be co-op based groups that would go. Similar to this project that helped develop parts of Alaska at a time where it was considered to be nothing but snow and ice:
Hyundai and Kia are "tech-bro tier companies"? Just what is a "tech-bro" nowadays? I used to think it was someone who worked in tech just for the money, not caring about whether or not the underlying technology was interesting, or whether or not the technology had a deleterious effect on others. Now I'm not sure. I keep seeing the term used to vaguely describe "people in tech that I don't like."
Not punishing shareholders directly makes sense, at that level some sort of fine is probably best. But perhaps we should punish the board of directors for creating an environment where their subordinates need to look the other way when it comes to safety? They are the one who set the day to day policies and operations of the company. If enough of that happens, then maybe the board won't be as fast to push things without considering the consequences.
Abstract—In this work, we present a computing platform
named digital twin brain (DTB) that can simulate spiking
neuronal networks of the whole human brain scale and more
importantly, a personalized biological brain structure. In comparison to most brain simulations with a homogeneous global
structure, we highlight that the sparseness, couplingness and
heterogeneity in the sMRI, DTI and PET data of the brain has
an essential impact on the efficiency of brain simulation, which
is proved from the scaling experiments that the DTB of human brain simulation is communication-intensive and memory-access-intensive computing systems rather than computation-intensive.
We utilize a number of optimization techniques to balance and
integrate the computation loads and communication traffics from
the heterogeneous biological structure to the general GPU-based
HPC and achieve leading simulation performance for the whole
human brain-scaled spiking neuronal networks. On the other
hand, the biological structure, equipped with a mesoscopic data
assimilation, enables the DTB to investigate brain cognitive function by a reverse-engineering method, which is demonstrated by a
digital experiment of visual evaluation on the DTB. Furthermore,
we believe that the developing DTB will be a promising powerful
platform for a large of research orients including brain-inspired
intelligence, rain disease medicine and brain-machine interface.
Perhaps some sort of memristor crossbar array that could process large array calculations efficiently? Something like that could be pretty universal, until the tech moves to spiking neural networks. And even then the knowledge you gain from advancing on that path would likely transfer over.