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Hurricane Melissa struck Cuba about 14 hours after its first landfall in Jamaica. Some 10 to 20 inches of rain are expected in eastern Cuba, with up to 25 inches expected over mountainous terrain.
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Our world is becoming less “romantic and peaceful” even when it comes to lighting… god damn it 😭
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Those promising “general-purpose autonomous intelligent robots” are the same people who swore we’d have fully self-driving cars years ago and yet, here we are. In 2016, Tesla said every car it sold already had the hardware for full autonomy; nine years later, it still can’t drive itself from A to B without human babysitting at level 5 autonomy. Billions have been spent, thousands of engineers burned out, and mountains of hype delivered but not the product. The reality is that general intelligence, in machines or in mobility, isn’t a firmware update away; it’s a frontier we barely understand. So when you hear promises of household robots that think, reason, and act unsupervised, remember: they said the same thing about your car.