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    Comment #47164032

    OpenAI has the best cross-thread memory system in ChatGPT amongst all the frontier LLMs and it's not even close.

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    Comment #41560356

    It's not just weight loss that Ozempic and the other GLP-1 drugs encourage. They also help people stop drinking to excess, and help lower pangs for other harmful drugs like heroin.…

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    Comment #40530832

    It feels to me like another one of Elon's stubborn whims. Sometimes these result in great innovations, like Tesla's giant car part 'gigacasting'. Other times, they result in decidi…

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    Comment #33430759

    My guess is that most of their ad business relations are managed out of their New York offices, and ads being the overwhelming majority of Twitter revenue, that's where he is now.

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    Comment #32043317

    Pretty gruesome reading. I had never heard of this either: > During the final months of World War II, codenamed Cherry Blossoms at Night, the plan of Unit 731 was to use kamikaze p…

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    Comment #29765219

    Staffing humans on the moon requires efficiencies and innovation in rocket launches, landing, inhospitable settlement, and transport of goods and people between the Earth's surface…

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    Comment #29765072

    My great hope in these cold war-esque times of tension between China, Russia, and the US is that the field of battle becomes competition in Great Achievements for science, engineer…

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    Comment #29456553

    Chrome is still the most popular desktop browser in China by far, and has a significant chunk of the mobile market. https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share/all/china

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    Comment #29381859

    MIT Technology Review interviewed the new CEO recently: > Our role is not to be bound by the First Amendment , but our role is to serve a healthy public conversation and our moves …

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    Comment #29338931

    > Around the same time that Kambhampati’s latest application was turned down, another arm of the government, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, gave Dr. Lana Ray, a profes…

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    Comment #28941655

    By way of comparison, China has administered at least 2,232,088,000 doses of COVID vaccines so far https://graphics.reuters.com/world-coronavirus-tracker-and-m...

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    Comment #25132951

    And Xi has consolidated power and purged all competent up-and-coming potential successors that threaten this power. He shepherded through a modification in Chinese law to allow him…

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    Comment #25132917

    China's carbon emissions are still growing and even by their own forecasts won't stop for at least another ten years. I think it's premature to take them at their word when they've…

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    Comment #25132708

    The problem is a benevolent dictator only lasts part of one lifetime. Then you have to deal with the problem of succession, which in a dictatorship likely means unpredictable chaos…

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    Comment #25132665

    China isn't ignoring climate change in their rhetoric . What they are actually doing is building record amounts of coal power plants, right now, this year. https://www.wired.com/st…

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    Comment #25076992

    Nuclear Winter was the scenario most widely used to justify a hypothetical total worldwide collapse, but we now know that this particular scenario is unlikely, even in the case of …

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    Comment #25076489

    In my mind, the most likely candidate for a nuclear war right now comes in a chaotic escalation of the conflict between Pakistan and India. I think this scenario would be horrible,…

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    Comment #25076221

    Between the Kuwaiti oil fires of the first gulf war, and many more country-sized forest fire events, we've learned that Nuclear Winter is not a likely scenario. In fact, the very s…

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    Comment #24981133

    It is not the present social dynamic that creates these "preferences". This set of characteristics has evolved over millions of years, beginning before humans had even branched off…