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Jabbles

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    Comment #49214439

    I think it's quite rude to reply to a well thought out comment with AI slop

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    Comment #48870184

    1,000,000 / 3,600 = ~278

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    Comment #48841821

    6 weeks parental leave does not sound generous: https://archive.ph/vO2W7

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    Comment #48582981

    This is comparable to datacenters in space. We have no idea whether: a) it is possible to construct such a scanner b) the results of a scan would be able to diagnose anything c) th…

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    Comment #48214844

    If any company can put profitable data centers in space, it will be SpaceX. But I doubt that any company can. The difficulties of the physics and engineering of cooling seem like t…

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    Comment #48197816

    > Engineers at google have publically stated that the models are too big and are far from their potencial Can you link to a source?

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    Comment #47990932

    Please fix your graph so the names of the models are readable

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    Comment #47914541

    > CEFR B2 which is fluent That certainly is controversial. I don't think many people would consider anyone who is fluent to only be B2.

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    Comment #47896819

    It has $40B in liabilities. [PDF] https://www.airfranceklm.com/sites/default/files/2026-02/202...

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    Comment #47852881

    Talking in terms of "carbon" is misleading. Methane is much more potent than CO2. I don't know why you think methane is broken down at the same rate as it is added. - Cattle releas…

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    Comment #46248230

    re 2: special relativity is not general relativity - large elements will not provide testable predictions for a theory of everything that combines general relativity and quantum me…

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    Comment #45857405

    Well according to the FT article that this article is based on: a) it's $800B b) this is the largest such selloff since April https://archive.ph/bzr5G

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    Comment #45174778

    > They explicitly stay around just weeks away from being able to perform a nuclear weapons test Do you have a citation for "weeks away"? Wikipedia only says "within one year": http…

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    Comment #45159073

    > poorly designed storage layer, poorly designed column formats, and a terrible SQL implementation Is this opinion shared by others?

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    Comment #44966584

    This is like using a 6-fingered person in an AI imaging advert.

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    Comment #44965291

    https://imgur.com/a/sDJTiyK That 100x zoom looks a bit... sloppy... The car has one wing mirror and the rear tire is wider than the front. Edit: this might be real, see child comme…

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    Comment #44964650

    > For instance, when you're calling an airline, it can automatically find your flight details from your email and display it during your phone call. Is this really the best example…

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    Comment #44705122

    Like https://support.google.com/docs/answer/15820999?hl=en-GB ?

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    Comment #44696415

    "Facebook’s board would have forced Zuckerberg to take it" Doesn't Zuckerberg have majority control?

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    Comment #44278817

    Those are points (2) and (5).

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    Comment #44054225

    https://archive.ph/w5yDx

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    Comment #43811136

    Unfortunately this work is now cited by Wikipedia, so expect the confusion to spread. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chord_(music)#Usage_and_trends

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    Comment #43686981

    This conversation is about billionaires, not the top 1%.

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    Comment #43676319

    Um, ok: When you say: "The shell games are: 1. claiming it is a proton collider" it seems to me that you're implying that Sabine is not disclosing the fact that it's a two stage pr…

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    Comment #43672059

    I don't know what Sabine would spend $40B on instead, but intuitively that seems like it could buy a lot of research in a lot of areas, rather than picking particle physics. And it…