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SpaceX's latest Starlink internet satellite launch that took place from the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida late night yesterday marked the first time that humans have launched 200 rockets from Earth. This sets a new record in the global space industry, as SpaceX and Chinese rocket launches continue to launch countless satellites in an era of the space age that has seen a marked growth in global interest in astronautics that is unparalleled since the Apollo era, which saw the first humans land on the lunar surface. SpaceX Comfortably Beats Its 2022 Launch Cadence Even As It Falls […]

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After an excitement filled orbital test flight in November, SpaceX is in no mood to wait as it is already transporting its rockets to the launch site. SpaceX's rocket complex in Boca Chica, Texas, dubbed Starbase, features production, launch and test sites. Footage from local media shows that a Starship rocket booster and a second stage spacracraft have made their way to the launch site, with SpaceX celebrating the holiday season by decorating their transporters. While simply moving a rocket to a launch site is not indicative of any potential tests, it shows confidence in the vehicles and leaves the […]

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Artificial price controls have never worked in the long run, and never will. They do, however, create substantial distortions that often manifest in unexpected ways. Consider the curious case of McDonald's Big Mac burger and its near-absolute scarcity in Argentina. South America's second-largest economy, Argentina, has unfortunately turned into an emblematic example of how not to run a country's overarching economic policy. Facing a crushing sovereign debt load of over $400 billion, with $110 billion owed to the IMF alone, the besieged country appears to be heading toward its tenth sovereign default since gaining independence from Spain in 1816. 3/5 […]

TSMC Chairman Wants Media To Be Assured Of “Healthy” 2024 Growth

The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's (TSMC) chairman, Dr. Mark Liu, has hit back after multiple media reports hinted that the firm's next-generation 2-nanometer semiconductor manufacturing process was facing stiff competition from Samsung's foundry's similar product. TSMC and Samsung are the only two companies in the world capable of commercially manufacturing semiconductors that are used in smartphones. Dr. Liu assured the media that 2024 will be a good year for the semiconductor market as TSMC heads to close 2023 with annual revenue drops in eight out of 11 months. His comments were made before he was present in a meeting held […]

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SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service faced a setback yesterday after the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) upheld its order to cancel roughly $900 million in subsidies that Starlink had won to provide internet access in underserved areas. Starlink, which operates the world's largest satellite internet constellation, has faced a lot of resistance and trouble at the FCC, with multiple rivals questioning SpaceX's plans to build out the second phase of the constellation with the Starship rocket. These plans were also at the heart of the FCC's latest order, as the Commission cited Starship test flight failures to reject SpaceX's subsidy application. […]

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A Statistically Significant Test Proves That OpenAI’s GPT-4 Turbo is Particularly Lazy Over the Winter Breaks

Don't ask OpenAI's most cutting-edge Large Language Model (LLM), the GPT-4 Turbo, to perform exhaustive tasks over the winter holidays. That's the conclusion that one can comfortably draw from a recent statistically significant test conducted by an LLM enthusiast. OpenAI claims that GPT-4 Turbo is capable of handling highly complicated tasks encased within a single prompt, courtesy of its much more exhaustive training. The model is also capable of processing 128,000 tokens courtesy of its expanded token context window, a measure of the richness or depth of input and output of a particular LLM. As a refresher, 1,000 tokens are […]

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