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[7für7]

Sorry @7für7 ,

I get a bit narky when I see someone try to put down an entire country based on race. I am so white that I must cover myself in a chemical solution just to walk out of the house and into the Australian Sun unless I get burnt to a chrisp. The history I learned at school is not the true history of the World but a concoction of what the Western World wants us to believe.

Ain't no kid.......

Sadly!

I have nothing against Chinese people or any other human race—for that matter, quite the opposite. I even find it remarkable what the Chinese have achieved after the Cultural Revolution and starting from the 1980s. However, I won’t stop making jokes—about anyone. History is fundamentally taught incorrectly, all over the world. Even in China, Afghanistan, or Europe. You always have to gather your own information and question everything. Just ask the indigenous people of America or Australia (you’re right in the middle of it) about their history—history that was taken away from them. If you take everything to heart, you’d be depressed 24/7.

 

[FJ-215]

Grow up, kid… You need to learn to take things with humor. I didn’t mean the Chinese as a race but rather the stereotype. When a famous comedian makes stereotypical jokes about the Chinese, it’s considered cool… but an ordinary person is immediately labeled a racist. Sad world. And I’m glad that God knows me… you don’t. And I’m looking forward to the judgement day…

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Ummm.......


That post might come back to haunt you on JD........

But what the hey........

Please share your stereotypical racist jokes about Jews......

Should be a good laugh................

 

[FJ-215]

Everyone knows that Aliens built the pyramids

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But I wasn't going to say it out loud........

 

[FJ-215]

I have nothing against Chinese people or any other human race—for that matter, quite the opposite. I even find it remarkable what the Chinese have achieved after the Cultural Revolution and starting from the 1980s. However, I won’t stop making jokes—about anyone. History is fundamentally taught incorrectly, all over the world. Even in China, Afghanistan, or Europe. You always have to gather your own information and question everything. Just ask the indigenous people of America or Australia (you’re right in the middle of it) about their history—history that was taken away from them. If you take everything to heart, you’d be depressed 24/7.

Hi @7für7,

The winners write the history.........

We shit on the losers.......

Bit by bit we are discovering the true history of humanity.......It's not what the Western World has been teaching.....

Much better brains than mine are looking at the past, let's see what they uncover.


Hopefully in the meantime BRN can generate some revenue..


I think we can all drink to that!!!!!!!

 

[7für7]

Ummm.......


That post might come back to haunt you on JD........

But what the hey........

Please share your stereotypical racist jokes about Jews......

Should be a good laugh................

You jump from one thing to the other… You don’t understand my message. But just to clarify: no one should be excluded from jokes as long as their dignity isn’t attacked and their right to exist isn’t questioned. I’m not insulting anyone…you should learn to differentiate that.

 

[Justchilln]

Here are two more articles by journalists who attended MB’s recent Future Technologies Lab Open House. Both describe NC as a potential solution to drastically cut the energy consumption of SAE Level 4 autonomous functions and quote Mercedes-Benz engineers as saying they were expecting such neuromorphic hardware to become available in the 2030s…

Yup, you read that right.

https://www.topgear.com/car-news/future-tech/solar-coating-motor-brakes-heres-some-tech-mercedes-wants-its-cars-2040

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Fortschritt durch Technik: Mercedes-Innovationen - WELT

Mercedes öffnet die Türen zu seinen Forschungs-Labors einen Spalt weit – und zeigt Projekte, die in den nächsten Jahren unsere Mobilität beeinflussen werden. Und zwar weit ins Elektroauto-Zeitalter hinein.

www.welt.de

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The exact same article can be found on the Handelsblatt website as well:

Handelsblatt

www.handelsblatt.com

Also note that Markus Schäfer calls the MB Future Technologies Lab their early-tech kitchen - in my opinion that’s yet another hint that we won’t be seeing the visionary ideas cooked up there implemented in any serial cars about to be released…


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The article is referring to neuromorphic hardware to run autonomous L4, not in such systems as the mbux infotainment unit akida was used in in the concept car that obviously could hit production far sooner as it’s not a safety issue, even thing like the airbag deployment would have far less rigorous safety standards than autonomous driving

 

[GStocks123]

New job advert raises the eyebrows!

Check out this job at BrainChip :
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4082693560

 

[Baisyet]

New job advert raises the eyebrows!

Check out this job at BrainChip :
https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4082693560

So it shows they are clearly working within Defense too or defense customer and no longer advertised 51 applicant wow

 

[Space Cadet]

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Are you sure you’re not Tony? or at least his wife or something? Ask for a friend

I'm Tony and so is my wife

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[CHIPS]

So it shows they are clearly working within Defense too or defense customer and no longer advertised 51 applicant wow

And it immediately destroyed my negative thoughts and brought back hope .

 

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data-science-ua.com

 

[Tothemoon24]

Few days ago, I had the amazing opportunity to participate in the Neuromorphic Hackathon organized by fortiss and neuroTUM. Together with my talented teammates, we tackled the challenge of pose estimation for spacecrafts using event-based data and BrainChip neuromorphic hardware.

I’m proud to share that our team won the challenge!

Over five days of intense brainstorming, coding, and collaboration, we developed a solution leveraging spiking neural networks and implemented it on BrainChip 's Akida platform. Our approach significantly reduced the performance gap between synthetic and real-world satellite data while demonstrating exceptional energy efficiency—essential for future space missions.

This experience was a perfect combination of solving cutting-edge problems in neuromorphic computing and gaining hands-on experience in an emerging field that is shaping the future of AI and hardware innovation.

A huge thank you to our incredible mentors Gregor Lenz (Neurobus), Arunkumar Rathinam (Universität Luxemburg) and Jules (fortiss) for their valuable guidance and expertise.

Excited to keep exploring opportunities at the intersection of neuromorphic computing and real-world challenges

 

[SharesForBrekky]

Gee, really low volume and trades so far this morning. Volume per trade only around 7,000. I've noticed generally over the course of previous days, there's usually about 20 to 30k units per trade.

Guessing there's a bit of sitting on the fence going on, a bit of a waiting game. A 'calm before the storm' perhaps, haha.

 

[Bravo]

So it shows they are clearly working within Defense too or defense customer and no longer advertised 51 applicant wow

Actually, I wouldn't be at all surprised if this has something to do with Intel Foundry. Back in September the Biden-Harris administration awarded Intel up to $3 billion in direct funding under the CHIPS and Science Act.

As the only American company that both designs and manufactures leading-edge logic chips, the idea was to help Intel secure the domestic chip supply chain and collaborate with the DoD to help enhance the resilience of U.S. technological systems by advancing secure, cutting-edge solutions. Intel has a long-standing history of working closely with the DoD.

Time will tell...

This article highlights several defence clients that Intel has successfully onboarded and they are NOT to be sneezed at.

Intel Awarded up to $3B by the Biden-Harris Administration for Secure...

Secure Enclave award builds on Intel’s programmatic engagement across strategic U.S. government defense programs, including SHIP and RAMP-C.

www.intel.com

As we all know, we are a part of the Intel Foundry Accelerator Program.

 

[manny100]

I have always got quick responses from Tony to my queries and suggestions. Sent an email this morning and received a response within an hour.
Over on the crapper the traders posing as long term holders complain about IR and communication endlessly.
All organisations have policies concerning abusive and serial rubbish query pests. These are usually the people complaining about no responses and communication on the crapper.
My query this morning was just requesting Tony to ask the US website management team to ensure email subscribers are advised whenever anything is added to the IR section of the website, eg News, Events, Podcasts and ASX Filings. This would be an easy auto process.
I noted that i could not locate the excellent November 2024 Stocks down under interview with Sean. Easy to find on You tube though. It would be handy if email subscribers were notified of all these types of events.
There is heaps of information on the website is people care to look. Spoon feeding via email for 'important stuff' would be nice.

 

[supersonic001]

PROPHESEE on LinkedIn: #psm #eventbasedvision #metavision #metavisiontechnologies #eventcameras…

With our Metavision neuromorphic sensors and AI, count and size at a speed of over 1,000 parts per second and over 10 meters/s. linear speed, with accuracy…

www.linkedin.com

 

[Bravo]

 

[Bravo]

Deutsche Telekom, Qualcomm, and Skylo Trial SMS Over Satellite​

By Rachel Jewett | November 26, 2024
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Deutsche Telekom headquarters in headquarter in Bonn, Germany. Photo: Deutsche Telekom/Norbert Ittermann

Working together, Deutsche Telekom, Qualcomm, and Skylo, completed a trial to send a text message over a Geostationary (GEO) satellite, the companies announced Tuesday. The proof-of-concept was conducted in Greece at Deutsche Telekom’s Cosmote subsidiary.
The companies report this was the first time in Europe that an operator’s terrestrial mobile network has been integrated into a satellite network for texting based on the 3GPP Release 17 specifications.

In the test, the SMS was sent from a device with a Cosmote SIM card via Skylo’s satellite network. The device used in the test was equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon X-80 5G modem-RF system and integrated NB-NTN satellite connectivity.
Deutsche Telekom said the telco aims to bring this technology to its customers. “Our customers want to always stay connected. Direct-to-handset will be an add-on to our mobile networks allowing our customers to easily text from anywhere on their regular devices without any separate apps,” said Antje Williams, SVP Business Creation, Group Technology, Deutsche Telekom. “The successful effort of our team together with our partners to integrate the satellite and cellular network is just the beginning.”
Skylo has emerged as a key player in the direct-to-device market. The company does not operate its own satellites, but operates as an NTN service provider working with multiple satellite operators with licensed mobile satellite services (MSS) spectrum. Verizon is working with Skylo, and Google is also working with the company to provide satellite messaging on the Pixel 9.
“The future of satellite connectivity is strong integration into carrier networks and we’re excited to partner with Deutsche Telekom which has been paving the way for these new services,” commented Skylo CEO Parthsarathi Trivedi.

Deutsche Telekom, Qualcomm, and Skylo Trial SMS Over Satellite

Working together, Deutsche Telekom, Qualcomm, and Skylo, completed a trial to send a text message over a GEO satellite.

www.satellitetoday.com

Satellites hey?? That's one of our top areas of expertise, is it not?

 

[FiveBucks]

Gee, really low volume and trades so far this morning. Volume per trade only around 7,000. I've noticed generally over the course of previous days, there's usually about 20 to 30k units per trade.

Guessing there's a bit of sitting on the fence going on, a bit of a waiting game. A 'calm before the storm' perhaps, haha.

Tide has turned...

Something afoot?

 

[HopalongPetrovski]

Tide has turned...

Something afoot?

I think it was Pom who said he was planning a little nibble when he cashed in some of his crypto millions.