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TheCaptain4815

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    Comment #39957973

    Don’t speedrunners normally choose Japanese versions of the game for faster text?

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    Comment #39957109

    Recommend anyone interested in a agent framework lookup AutoGen by Microsoft

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    Comment #39890772

    It’s kind of crazy really. Before LLMs, any type of world scale disaster you’d hope for what? Wikipedia backups? Now, a single LLM ran locally would be much more effective. Imagine…

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    Comment #39828031

    What was interesting to me was how expensive this thing was, I wonder how much of that cost came from the software. Elon mentioned how they're trying to create a "world model" for …

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    Comment #39790684

    This is such an interesting use of semantic representation. I wonder if it could be used to map out cases vs outcomes, and determine sentencing outliers.

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    Comment #39766701

    Why don't any of these major emulator teams build and release anonymously?

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    Comment #39644677

    This the same company that called for a company wide feels meeting after Trump won in 2016?

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    Comment #39634566

    Roberto Bolaño wanted 2666 to be 5 split novels

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    Comment #39616532

    Nothing you wrote has a spec of evidence. The current administration has been clearly targeting Elon Musk and Tesla/SpaceX, so why on earth wouldn't Elon support their opponents?

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    Comment #39529555

    [flagged]

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    Comment #39526150

    After reading the article, I really want a bug/ant RTS game.

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    Comment #39525015

    I don’t think it’s possible, hence my point on societal changes. It’s unenforceable for the most part and would lead the last real free speech sites to really shut down.

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    Comment #39514649

    It's incredibly sad we've come to this and the free speech "libertarian" nature of the internet is long dead. These laws, even if found "legal", are just a band-aid and won't chang…

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    Comment #39466885

    Majority of the path has an extremely high chance of cloud coverage (70%), so maybe this alleviates that? https://eclipsophile.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/April-No...

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    Comment #39458775

    I wonder if the real killer app is Googles hardware scale verses OpenAi' s(or what Microsoft gives them). Seems like nothing Google's done has been particular surprising to OpenAi'…

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    Comment #39441558

    Yup. If they want to restrict American citizens from accessing banking, they can do all that lending through private methods.

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    Comment #39438780

    Well because these banks can only function from the money they borrow from the government, it’s insane they’re allowed to censor 1st amendment protected speech.

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    Comment #39438418

    I hope the government regulations don’t just end at stopping the merger, but also disallowing these financial institutes from banning users for speech they deem harmful. Actual ill…

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    Comment #39405476

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    Comment #39326741

    Good riddance. Journalists and the media have abandoned their roles as truthful arbiters forcing everyone into their biased corners (msnbc, Fox News, etc). I want non sensationaliz…

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    Comment #39319621

    Is this the first major public forum to go public?

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    Comment #39319598

    That's because we're stuck with loads of dirty energy. The ultimate goal should be unlimited energy for everyone, but only sustainable energy. That first portion is rarely mentione…

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    Comment #39316999

    The underlying problem is energy creation, not usage. If we had nuclear power plants everywhere and energy "too cheap to meter", no one would bat an eye at BTC energy usage. We nee…

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    Comment #39279829

    Of course psyops exist, but allowing tax-funded government agencies to decide what's a psyop and what isn't sounds even goofier. If a countries citizenry can't figure this out them…

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    Comment #39275365

    "CISA’s efforts to combat disinformation ahead of the 2020 election..." No thanks, free speech has been attacked enough these past 10 years.