Viewing profile — pb7

Coincidentally, the latter increases the number of the former. Most people are going to avoid confrontation and instead opt for their personal noise cancelation.

You're joking, right? Anthropic would never exist in the EU to begin with because of its laws and regulations.

You don't need pistachios. General compute is a few orders of magnitude more important to humanity's livelihood than pistachios.

>Whereas our coverage of your political system is such that anyone with a passing interest in politics can _really_ get into it on US politics; it's a very asymmmetric experience t…

You have a literal king, so maybe you shouldn't criticize them lest the coppers show up at your doorstep. Our "king" was democratically elected and has so little power he can't eve…

The gap is nowhere near that large when controlling for the difference in demographics. Despite that, America is undeniably obese which is easily the largest factor contributing to…

It's because Mississippi is the second most obese state at 40% of the pop. Healthcare can't fix that.

The fact that this comment is still up hours later but my comment below participating in the discussion got flagged should tell one everything they need to know about the intellect…

Europeans use AI as much as anyone else.

Because we're still alive and also have a future and if the goal is to help people, there is no reason to draw the line at "paid it off already" when money is fungible and can stil…

[flagged]

They catch up by distilling frontier models. They will eventually figure out how to prevent that from happening. No one has any interest in investing tens of billions if the produc…

$400B

This is the bar for Europe, huh?

$14B "empire" next to a trillion dollar OpenAI, trillion dollar Anthropic, trillion dollar DeepMind... this is a massive failure, not an empire. It is truly baffling how low expect…

>mostly taking a public paper from 2017 I love the implication that this paper just dropped out of thin air and not decades of private AI research funded by a US company. >The Chin…

You are on a Western website.

>60 days vacation Not a thing. >work 32 hours a week Not a common thing. >get tons of social benefits That you pay for in high taxes. >can't really lose your job Layoffs happen at …

Europeans, Canadians, and Australians are used to living in nanny states that dictate their lives.

US USD$199: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-M18-18V-Lithium-Ion-Br... Canada CAD$298: https://www.homedepot.ca/product/milwaukee-tool-m18-18-volt-... First drill I opened.

>And maybe it's also because I live in Seattle. Oof, yeah, that definitely doesn't help. I agree that it's tough to break into social circles not only as adults but also younger pe…

At some point you have to take some responsibility for your life. I can't relate to any of the things you mentioned. I have deep relationships with lots of people, across entirely …

Links are broken.

Can it run macOS?

Why are they advertising only Linux OSes but the battery life numbers are for Windows 11? Why not show the Linux numbers?