spacedoutman
Such large advances shouldn't be locked up away from local hardware.
They are completely toothless.
This microcontroller is a beast, currently using it to do dev work on a pi4.
Having two usb ports with one otg lets you do some neat things that would cost $100+ otherwise
Think one extra step ahead.
brain fogs, migraines/headaches, memory problems. sudden attitude changes, lifestyle changes. divorces from a partner suddenly hating everything about the other partner. fatigue, mental fatigue. Just to name a few.
Not everyone i know has the same issues, some are worse then others. If its so rare i don't see how everyone in my small circle all got permanent side effects.
Honestly, i doubt its as rare as you think.
My bet is just poor training in my country.
Currently have a family member in hospital and 4 days later they are still dealing with the effects.
I assume this is probably a regional/country issue, australian public hospitals are pretty sub-standard.
Parents will just scan the kids in.
primed3d can do photos onto models. still limited by print resolution, but very cool concept.
Hope china can step up and fill the gap.
you might find this video interesting then, the fastest rc drone in the world and it uses humpback inspired props.
gpt 5.2 is the strongest model they tested, a nearly 6 month old model.
Traditional research can not keep up.
Deskhop has been a lifesaver https://github.com/hrvach/deskhop
NASA is overpaying for underperforming "hardened" hardware that performs no better than non-hardened. You can see this yourself with the mars helicopter ingenuity.
If you are desperate for extra safety then just include multiple computers, literally what spacex does.
Even if a cure is found, getting people to take it will be next to impossible. Not to mention the ethics.
hopefully mine can stand out with all the extra features i have managed to cram in