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Comment #49079796
The elementary school example is a clear sign of bad faith. Neither Iran or the USA have intentionally blown up any school children.
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Comment #48043526
I'm using grok to help bring awareness to black and brown and latinx communities that live within 100 miles of Colossus 1!
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Comment #48043448
The current bottleneck on compute is power and zoning. Solar panels are 5x more efficient in space, and there is no zoning in space.
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Comment #48043380
IDK what world you're living in, but in the real world Americans are the richest people on earth and richer than ever before in real terms. And yes international seigniorage is par…
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Comment #47460899
It is technically possible for mandatory 15 minute support call wait times to increase total user happiness by lowering average wait time in the queue.
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Comment #47432604
Everytime I use Gemini, the pro paid version, it ends almost every interaction with "This relates perfectly with do you want to learn how it connects to that!?" and it is just anno…
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Comment #47304447
That has nothing to do with the point of my post.
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Comment #47291200
Isnt this silly when you can calculate the chance of war in Iran by oil futures instead. Prediction markets are just explicit markers of information that is already being traded on…
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Comment #46954307
No, there is hardware based attestation, and it could be set by an administrator / parent for the user account.
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Comment #46495060
Creating a strong image to adversaries, aka deterrent, is a key function of all nations militaries. But the US conducts tough rigorous exercises against impossible odds constantly.…
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Comment #45608159
We're still moving thousands of pounds of vehicle around a public highway to carry a 1lb burrito, obviously lightweight aerial drones are the future for food and grocery delivery.
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Comment #44906609
I managed to write a fairly large GTK application without the GTK type system encroaching on my code at all. It just meant hooking a bunch of lambdas in where they want you to be i…
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Comment #42764920
Foreign countries are already banned from owning TV stations in the United States so this is certainly not a speech issue. I dont think its clear that Trump can really save TikTok …
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Comment #42749079
When did we start calling markov chains 'wave function collapse'?
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Comment #42482261
Scalping is good and there is no such thing as a distorted price.
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Comment #42342465
We aren't used to draconian internet control in the west yet, in China and Russia the population is. Everyone who's anyone just uses a VPN and uses western internet when they like.…
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Comment #42278275
Ok thats nice and all, but 'a general vibe' doesn't survive actual incentives.
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Comment #41824191
Aren't the civilians in Kherson largely Russian citizens according to the official Russian line here? It's one of the territories they officially annexed.
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Comment #41062648
This looks really fake, especially the anglo-centric british-english list of slurs rather than American slurs. And the list of slurs is so short and incomprehensive almost like som…
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Comment #40720533
This fear just seems ridiculous to me when you compare it to going on a train, bus, taxi rideshare, or just walking down the street.
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Comment #40192439
Does anyone ever feel like they can enter too much of a flow state where you can solve a programming problem or an equation and not even consciously know what you just did and how …
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Comment #40097097
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Comment #39877777
These plastic lenses pop up on youtube every couple of years, it would be a miracle of advertising if this guy manages to sell any.
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Comment #39845141
The Egyptian calendar didn't have leap days, so the 0.25 days per year difference had their calendar rotate completely through the seasons multiple times. A leap second is small no…
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Comment #38714469
Such a vanishingly small percentage of the images its not even worth calculating. Of course search engines also contain these links, LAION-5B only contains links not images as well…