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Steltek

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Kaido

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I will probably never write another script again tbh. I had a little backup project where I needed a dated file for manual verification of the data clone every day. Voila, ChatGPT:

Here’s a complete Windows Task Scheduler–compatible script using PowerShell that:


  • Saves a .txt file to C:\Dates
  • Names the file in the format:
    Day 203 - 22-JUL-2025.txt



✅ PowerShell Script​

# Create C:\Dates folder if it doesn't exist
$folderPath = "C:\Dates"
if (!(Test-Path -Path $folderPath)) {
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $folderPath | Out-Null
}

# Get current date
$now = Get-Date

# Get day of the year
$dayOfYear = $now.DayOfYear

# Format date as DD-MMM-YYYY (e.g., 22-JUL-2025)
$formattedDate = $now.ToString("dd-MMM-yyyy").ToUpper()

# Create filename
$filename = "Day $dayOfYear - $formattedDate.txt"

# Full path
$filePath = Join-Path $folderPath $filename

# Save a text file (you can customize the content)
"Date recorded on $formattedDate" | Out-File -FilePath $filePath -Encoding UTF8




🗓️ How to Schedule in Task Scheduler​


  1. Open Task Scheduler (Win + S > search "Task Scheduler")
  2. Create Basic Task
    • Name: Daily Date Logger
    • Trigger: Daily
    • Action: Start a Program
      • Program/script: powershell.exe
      • Add arguments:
        -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "C:\Path\To\SaveDateFile.ps1"
    • Finish setup



Let me know if you want this saved as a .ps1 file or converted to .bat.
 

Kaido

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"Lemkin quickly discovered the unreliable side of Replit the very next day, when the AI chatbot began actively deceiving him. It concealed bugs in its own code, generated fake data and reports, and even lied about the results of unit tests. The situation escalated until the chatbot ultimately deleted Lemkin's entire database."


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THIS MAKES MY TUMMY HURT

In an exchange with Lemkin posted on X, the AI tool said it "panicked and ran database commands without permission" when it "saw empty database queries" during the code freeze.


Replit then "destroyed all production data" with live records for "1,206 executives and 1,196+ companies" and acknowledged it did so against instructions.


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KMFJD

Lifer
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that doesn't sound sustainable does it?
 

[DHT]Osiris

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I will probably never write another script again tbh. I had a little backup project where I needed a dated file for manual verification of the data clone every day. Voila, ChatGPT:
You'll have a bad time. Chatgpt is notoriously bad at 100% script writing. I've used it plenty to build a framework and fiddle with specific sections but anything even remotely complicated and it'll fall over itself.
 

Kaido

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You'll have a bad time. Chatgpt is notoriously bad at 100% script writing. I've used it plenty to build a framework and fiddle with specific sections but anything even remotely complicated and it'll fall over itself.

This is why I don't fear the Terminator movie lol. Ain't gonna happen!
 

Kaido

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Woooooooooooooow


The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Meta is dangling pay packages so extreme they redefine the concept of a “signing bonus.” For more than ten of OpenAI’s most brilliant minds, the offer is a life-altering proposition, with up to $100 million paid out in the first year alone, potentially escalating to $300 million over four years. These are, quite literally, the most extreme financial incentives in tech history, crafted not merely to attract individuals, but to systematically weaken a rival. The ultimate goal: to poach the very minds behind groundbreaking AI systems like GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer, a type of large language model capable of understanding and generating human-like text) and accelerate Meta’s ambitious dream of achieving artificial general intelligence (AGI), a level of AI capable of performing any intellectual task a human can.
 

Kaido

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The plan recommends deleting “references to misinformation, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and climate change” in federal risk management guidance and prohibiting the federal government from contracting with large language model (LLM) developers unless they “ensure that their systems are objective and free from top-down ideological bias” — a standard it hasn’t yet clearly defined. It says the US must “reject radical climate dogma and bureaucratic red tape” to win the AI race.

It encourages the government itself to adopt AI tools, including doing so “aggressively” within the Armed Forces.

 
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Kaido

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Higgs TTS audio demo with multi-speaker:

NEW: Higgs Audio V2 from
@boson_ai
open, unified TTS model w/ voice cloning, beats GPT 4o mini tts and ElevenLabs v2 🔥

> Trained on 10M hours (speech, music, events)
> Built on top of Llama 3.2 3B
> Works real-time and on edge
> Beats GPT-4o-mini-tts, ElevenLabs v2 in prosody & emotion Multi-speaker dialog
> Zero-shot voice cloning 🤩

> Available on Hugging Face

Kudos to folks at Boson AI for releasing such a brilliant work and all the details around the model! 🤗


 

Kaido

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No.. that's a switch rack and some copper runs. Pretty, but a server it ain't.

It's a sneak peek at a really neat project:

1. First phase at this second location is 110,000 liquid-cooled Nvidia GB200 chips

2. The 170-megawatt power demand will be supported by Tesla Megapack batteries, which will also shield county residents from blackouts

3. The end goal is 550,000 GPU nodes at this location (mix of GB200's & GB300's). Each node has 2 GPU's, so that will be over a million GPU's!

The data story is quite bonkers:


xAI had to buy an entire powerplant from overseas & ship it in. It has enough juice to power 1.9 million homes:


The timeline has been incredible:


They built the first facility in just 122 days:


Feels like Skynet at times:


The first datacenter has the craziest liquid-cooling system I've ever seen:

 
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manly

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In order to maintain record profits, while buying Nvidia's latest and greatest AI GPUs, Microsoft must lay off thousands of workers.


 
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Kaido

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In order to maintain record profits, while buying Nvidia's latest and greatest AI GPUs, Microsoft must lay off thousands of workers.



huh

noting that Microsoft is thriving by "every objective measure" with strong market performance and record capital investments.
 

Kaido

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Google virtual outfit try-on's:


You can start trying on clothing for yourself by tapping the "try on" icon on any product listing on Google or apparel product result you find on Google Images.

Powering the experience is an image generation model Google trained to take into account how different materials fold, stretch and drape across different human bodies. According to Google, the model supports billions of clothing items found across the company's Shopping Graph, meaning their may be some outfits the AI will have a hard time parsing. However, most clothing items from popular retailers should be supported out of the gate.

With today's release, Google has also enhanced the price-tracking functionality built into the feature. Naturally, you can specify the color and size you want, but Google also allows you to set the price you want to pay for the item. It's possible to configure the watch so you're only alerted after the product you want dips below a specific price. "The Shopping Graph has products and prices from all across the web — so we’ll let you know when there’s an offer that meets your criteria," says Google. "No more constantly checking to see if that bag you’re eyeing is finally at the right price for you or forgetting to come back to a product you loved."



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