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pagekicker

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    Comment #46201010

    No, it's not, unless you can argue that the bot would have thought of asking the same question I did, which is unlikely.

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    Comment #46200460

    [flagged]

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    Comment #45543976

    like this idea. Add "tech trees": path dependence can be arbitrary. What if we kept going with vacuum tubes/no transistors?

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    Comment #45481137

    "Well paid geologists"

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    Comment #45420253

    Codexes Factory: algorithmic tools to create, operate, distribute, and market entire publishing imprints. This week I am launching my first imprint, Xynapse Traces, with 66 books i…

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    Comment #44919886

    Pilsa is a form of journalling popular in Korea that should be popular everywhere.

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    Comment #44849726

    AI Safety Event: DOGE is analyzing the entire Code of Federal Regulations this month with the goal of reducing it by 50% by Jan 20, 2026. [WaPo 7/26/25]. --This is an actual AI gov…

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    Comment #44804758

    I see no privacy advantage to working with Ollama, which can sell your data or have it subpoenaed just like anyone else.

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    Comment #44773333

    Per the Washington Post, DOGE is running LLM analysis against the Code of Federal Regulations (5B tokens) *this month* (August) with the goal of generating revision texts that will…

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    Comment #43158173

    A lot of vibrant color, which is a nice change from muted and flat pastels.

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    Comment #42754907

    Error: yek: SHA256 mismatch Expected: 34896ad65e8ae7c5e93d90e87f15656b67ed5b7596492863d1da80e548ba7301 Actual: 353f4f7467af25b5bceb66bb29d9591ffe8d620d17bf40f6e0e4ec16cd4bd7e7 File…

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    Comment #42374343

    Isn't there a Python library that abstracts most of it away with a couple of gigantic classes with incompatible dependencies?

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    Comment #40434535

    The article doesn't explain how users can exploit these features in UI or prompt. Does anyone have any insight on how to do so?

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    Comment #40413031

    Very generous to compare to Manhattan Project or CERN.

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    Comment #39268727

    This explains a lot about the last 1200 years.

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    Comment #38505388

    We had APL on our Prime minicomputer at Swarthmore when I started there in 1978.

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    Comment #37824134

    This article is not very good, notably, it is almost all guessing, no evidence. An explanation that I would have found plausible: building stairs clockwise is cheaper somehow.

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    Comment #37772425

    This is theft.

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    Comment #37698666

    The ruling also documents a pattern of Google performing badly in discovery which suggests that it is a strategy.

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    Comment #34966548

    More context on the Energy Department labs: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2023/02/27/...