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Comment #49265498
Brian Chau, the creator of Effort News, is an employee of Balaji Srinivasan’s Network School, and has lived in its Singapore-based compound. Srinivasan's Network School is part of …
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Comment #49259110
Basically all the states with Republican-controlled state-houses: https://action.freespeechcoalition.com/age-verification-reso...
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Comment #49259029
> ”They could grant permission for oil drilling, even though the planned wells appear to fall within a conservation area protected by the Ramsar convention on wetlands. Or they cou…
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Comment #49253188
How does it compare to https://diskdedupe.com/ ?
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Comment #49224119
Ok, but Fastmail is an Australian company based in Melbourne.
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Comment #49204614
Instead of using a dedicated device, on Macs you can also use the WhatCable app: https://www.whatcable.uk
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Comment #49203775
Pangram classifies 100% of this text as AI-generated.
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Comment #49191974
> The issue is if you suddenly cut back oil countries pivot to bringing coal back because it's the fastest to scale up. That may have been true a couple of decades ago, but as of 2…
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Comment #49191948
China? No. They have massive exposure to gulf oil production. https://www.northerntrust.com/europe/insights-research/2026/...
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Comment #49190613
Do it, please. The world can't afford to keep burning oil.
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Comment #49190605
> They mostly do not gain a lot of users. Ever used a browser on iOS? Google Maps / Apple Maps? ZUIs are one of the main multi-touch user interface paradigms now.
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Comment #49174722
OTOH reducing the supply raises the price of oil and thereby allows Russia to charge more for their main product of export. At the start of the war Trump reduced Russian oil sancti…
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Comment #49173986
Is it unfortunate, though?
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Comment #49173959
If they ask for my time, then they owe me theirs. If you create something AI generated and post it in spaces where people expect to engage with other humans by way of human-created…
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Comment #49168672
It’s not political. You disrespect me by insisting I spend my personal time and attention on something you couldn’t be assed to do on your own. You clearly think you’re above me an…
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Comment #49163341
Sounds like a great way to filter out all the pointless garbage on the internet.
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Comment #49157995
If you truly want low latency input on a Mac then your Terminal app needs to be able to run full screen to enable Game Mode: https://support.apple.com/en-euro/105118
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Comment #49117955
Using unpermitted turbine generators[1] is just as illegal as violating the other permits they’d need to obtain for grid access. Doing illegal acts is a choice on their part — no o…
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Comment #49063316
Bomb fossil fuel power plants. They’ll be replaced with the least expensive alternative, solar and batteries.
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Comment #49010299
The amount of original, copyrightable and trademarkable IP actually created by the AI labs themselves is dwarfed by their staggeringly vast infringement activities.
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Comment #49010203
Child labor pays. Sex trafficking pays. Slavery pays. What kind of person do you want to be?
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Comment #48988455
To test this hypothesis you would need to look at the initial version before subsequent agents started refactoring it.
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Comment #48958892
Most models’ reasoning abilities drops off significantly between the 256K-1M token ranges of the context window. There’s too much stuff to “pay attention to” at once.
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Comment #48929111
They already bundle Brave’s rust-based ad-blocker: https://shivankaul.com/blog/firefox-bundles-adblock-rust