As promised at Build 2025 in May, Microsoft have released the GitHub Copilot Chat client for VS Code under an open source (MIT) license. So far this is just the …

Orientation is more important than most people thing when it comes to sensing. A common example would be when the lasers of a garage door are mis-aligned, forcing the door to remain open until they are brought back in line. But when it comes to scientific sensors, orientation is even more important. So it was with great fanfare that NASA announced a new way to orient sensors on one of the most venerable of its spacecraft - the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (MRO) - and the resultant scientific discoveries it enabled.

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In "what could possibly go wrong?" news, Anthropic and Andon Labs wired Claude 3.7 Sonnet up to a small vending machine in the Anthropic office, named it Claudius and told …

Major USA legal news for the AI industry today. Judge William Alsup released a "summary judgement" (a legal decision that results in some parts of a case skipping a trial) …

Attached: 1 image Today, we’re back at the Practical Classics resto show at the NEC in March with another Polish car, the FSO Polonez. When it was launched in 1978, it had quite a fresh modern look, especially compared with most other Eastern European cars of the time, although most of the under-the-skin bits were carried over from the older 125P, which FSO built under licence from Fiat. Endless updates and variations produced this blander look on later versions. #davidsdailycar #FSO #WeirdCarMastodon

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