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michaelfm1211
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Comment #49260660
Probably varies on area of study. Many engineering students take prerequisites with intense course load their first year.
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Comment #49137726
Reminds me of this: https://mathoverflow.net/questions/513742/are-we-stuck-with-... I know this is an implementation bug not a meta-theory bug, but I'd almost consider the fact sou…
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Comment #49114298
How is it that 132.5 watts is 3 light bulbs but 918 watts is 765 light bulbs? Is there a typo?
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Comment #49101693
Ok but like how has their valuation gone up 5x? I don't see how people betting their money and valuation going up is related. Sorry if this is a stupid question, I really don't kno…
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Comment #49101583
An overwhelming number of Christians do not believe this and do not interpret Revelation in this way. The belief that "Jesus will come back and solve everything instantly" is only …
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Comment #49092798
I know nothing about economics or finance, but how is it that the first $1T dollar company was Apple and that didn't happen until 2018 and now it's a $5T dollar company just 8 year…
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Comment #48998380
This is terrifying
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Comment #48853575
How is it that a most MEPs vote it down and it still passes? Can someone explain to me how the EU Parliament can do this?
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Comment #48795635
Awesome
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Comment #48766964
This isn't an issue over problems within the SSPX, it's over consecrating bishops without papal approval. If a liberal group did the same thing they would also incur latae sententi…
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Comment #48766913
> declared SSPX priests to be schismatic, and therefore excommunicated, and invalidated the sacraments of confession and marriage that they administer. This is the big part no one'…
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Comment #48762892
Can the petitioner re-file with his own name as the inventor, or does this mean that all AI-generated inventions are unable to be patented?
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Comment #48710369
The problem isn't AI, it's that you gave a take-home exam expected no one to cheat.
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Comment #48692563
Oh no, the powerful tool that can be used for good or evil is restricted by the people whose job it is to restrict dangerous things! This is the end of freedom! We're all doomed!
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Comment #48661140
"Yes your honor, I copied it pixel-by-pixel."
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Comment #48661064
This feels wrong.
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Comment #48634495
> The core insight of Moebius can be summarized in a single equation: Synergy × (Architecture + Distillation) = Shattering the "Impossible Triangle" of Low Parameters, Fast Inferen…
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Comment #48444367
This sounds very reasonable. If you stop paying then they stop serving you. Am I missing something?
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Comment #44941590
> The data also reveals a misalignment in resource allocation. More than half of generative AI budgets are devoted to sales and marketing tools, yet MIT found the biggest ROI in ba…
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Comment #44934079
> Try again. I've inherited relatively little. Most people inherit nothing. Actually, most people end up spending money taking care of their parents.
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Comment #44934058
Congrats on not having to take out a loan. Most people aren't that lucky. Most people taking out student loans are still teenagers. Does anyone really expect a teenager to make goo…
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