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Comment #49252632
Seems like a good role for a drone rescue ship that targets the EPIRB location.
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Comment #48880783
Even when humans used to do the calculating?
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Comment #48880400
People that do fundamental research typically require a bachelor degree.
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Comment #48880283
Perhaps it is a perversion of logic to think that someone who has not been trained yet as a philosopher would think like a philosopher.
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Comment #47153168
Claude code includes a large system prompt with every request while tool like pi does not. This could save tokens resulting in lower costs.
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Comment #47066324
Deportations are down from my understanding. Most people think deportations are up due to the “shock and awe” ice operations. The current administration, as with prior administrati…
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Comment #47066162
> You have to actually do the hard part of interacting with people and understanding their needs and so on within the context of work. How many human managers actually do that, tho…
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Comment #47064857
Most companies only need a subset of the features that these mega-platforms offer, as they operate within single industry, targeting specific customers many times in a single count…
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Comment #46943465
3 cashiers per location and 9 developers per company is not a win/win for the 1,000s of cashiers replaced by the 9 developers.
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Comment #46889836
Iron and fiber are durable and last for decades. Data centers (where the current flows for inference) consist of hardware that becomes obsolete within 5 to 10 years. The question i…
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Comment #46889479
Well said. This also aptly describes the emergence of “script kiddies“ in the early 2000’s (now comically referred to as “engineers“). Promotion of simply combining libraries that …
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Comment #46693446
True, but you must agree it’s more granular then a simple reference to 1/3 or 1/4 of the population of earth.
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Comment #46693421
I believe the president has the right to impose tariffs if it is for national security reasons. National security can be widely applied towards many products like food and major in…
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Comment #46693185
Isn’t Europe full of neoliberal ghouls stoking war with Russia, blowing up pipelines, and cheering on rogue nations like Israel?
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Comment #46693145
Won’t flooding the market with large supply of bonds being sold at one time cause the price of the bonds to drop, resulting in losses for the sellers of the bonds? Meanwhile, the b…
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Comment #46692155
So they can educate more students? Many university classes are lecture only with 200+ students in the class and no direct interactions with profs. Those courses might was well be o…
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Comment #46667977
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Comment #46667930
Interesting. I like your body builder example, but I believe it more accurately describes the top seven fluff stocks. Valuation matters and just cause the stock is growing (accordi…
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Comment #46667848
Yes, countries are not monolithic entities. Such generalized statements don’t really mean much and don’t convey much. I doubt whether you know what self interest “China” is interes…
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Comment #46667669
I guess some people hate Trump so much that they will embrace China, cut off relations with the US, and trash their economy regardless of geopolitics.
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Comment #46667656
Thanks for agreeing.
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Comment #46667649
Trump is an awful character, but equating him to the worst villains of history (at this point in time) is dishonest and hyperbolistic. Also, assuming you know who I voted for is eq…
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Comment #46667611
You might want to check some reliable sources about how the war is going for Ukraine, because it seems like you think they are kicking some Russian bootie, which is simply not the …
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Comment #46667551
Not sure if its the number of parties that is the primary issue. Corporate lobbying, campaign finance, bribery, and cultural distractions (intended to posit groups against each oth…
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Comment #46667489
Lol … like an autocrat you double down on the ad hominems and unrelated aspersions to distract from your vapid arguments.