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redanddead

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    Comment #48958635

    Evolutionary it’s one of the first things to develop, see coleopteres Millions of species are just tubes

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    Comment #48958625

    Bite is always the answer

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    Comment #48958604

    Claude is the worst offender GPT is kinda Celtic None of the Chinese labs have this buttholeness

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    Comment #48924877

    I totally agree Melatonin gummies help for sure, I have zero complaints. I embed the lex into the gummy Same with adhd btw You should def try this. My prescriber just somehow knew,…

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    Comment #48924287

    Just my 2c Bryan Johnson says you should base your life around your sleep. He’s totally right … but he won’t get young men to sleep in at 8pm New sleep meds are creating a new leve…

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    Comment #48860192

    Custom sets and mining their own users, as every lab does

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    Comment #48860158

    What makes you say that

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    Comment #48860068

    You could say the exact same thing about human businesses. How many ancient Roman businesses are around today?

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    Comment #48837781

    Why does Microsoft feel so gross

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    Comment #48837742

    At the same time that they’re seemingly exiting android?

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    Comment #48512590

    > Both OpenAI and Anthropic were founded by people who sincerely believed in the risk of out-of-control superintelligence this means nothing > Whether you agree or not, we have no …

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    Comment #48286810

    Nice! Now you see what Gen Z sees in the practically poison stuff we call modern food. The obesogenic system of laws, the corporations, culture, the ads, the home delivery

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    Comment #48271463

    No you don’t. The overall risk is baked into the strategy, but any individual plan is always a toss up, and they have insurance policies for if one or all fail

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    Comment #48271415

    They made the cultural case, you have no idea how strong this is in places like quebec, nordics, france, russia etc

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    Comment #48271378

    Another guy answered it ITT. Intel did that, it’s not great because fabs are expensive and risky and it’s less risky to amortize the cost across multiple customers instead of just …

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    Comment #48271088

    extremely hard to argue we give a fuck about the environment. drop the bs

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    Comment #48268943

    nice of them to put it in the mac app recently

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    Comment #48268931

    That's competing.

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    Comment #48268859

    Yeah. What we have here is simply poor governance.

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    Comment #48202293

    one of the many reasons companies are cloud agnostic and dont want to get locked in

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    Comment #48200422

    That’s not my claim. My point is that product velocity is visible in shipped workflow improvements, not prestige hires Prestige is fickle, look at academia today

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    Comment #48200392

    Anyways, what do you think the solution is to that?

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    Comment #48196218

    Hahaha wdym? Where have you been dude? Joking aside, there are small communities pushing codex and AI to the bleeding edge of what's possible. Here I'll give you an example. The la…