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sidewndr46

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    Comment #49223049

    Same thing happens with plants on a similar timescale right? Cultivars look nothing like their wild relatives at this point.

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    Comment #49221007

    Isn't it more accurate to say we went from wolves to dogs? Dogs are not a group of species. The domesticated dog is a species. Also canines seem to hybridize well, suggesting they …

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    Comment #49220838

    Aren't the advertised prices just a number now? When OpenAI or some other big player comes to buy months worth of production capacity, they aren't doing it at a publicly advertised…

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    Comment #49167117

    I believe efforts like this were funded by HP. It is why the Itanium was kept around for so long despite being dead on arrival.

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    Comment #49154800

    There are several European countries that do this from what I understand

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    Comment #49140608

    Couldn't folks just use TLS 1.3?

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    Comment #49118039

    What I find interesting is that having lived in the southeast US for decades now, there is never any shortage of a story where someone buys a house near a race track. Not long afte…

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    Comment #49077989

    not that I'm aware of, no. Maybe in some states sure, but not in most.

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    Comment #49077978

    this could pretty much be it's own editorial, if you're feeling journalistic

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    Comment #49073111

    Why would we? More importantly, why would anyone go to orbit period when you can do it with a robot.

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    Comment #49073099

    sure seems like this could just as easily be used to perform on-orbit disassembly of a hostile nation's satellite?

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    Comment #49070622

    breaking DRM is so easy my generation was doing it as kids, there is no technical obstacle there.

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    Comment #49070609

    so if I base64 encode my blog, have some Javascript that 'validates' an authorized viewer and then decodes the base64 into HTML which is added to the DOM does that constitute DRM ?…

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    Comment #49069561

    This argument doesn't make any sense. All manner of AI companies just ingest whatever random text they can find on the internet to train their data, including copyrighted publicati…

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    Comment #49067945

    "pumped up kicks" comes to mind

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    Comment #49050883

    The question you should be asking is: why would Microsoft not do this?

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    Comment #49023133

    As a longtime amateur radio operator, Vara is encumbered by numerous intellectual property aspects. There also doesn't exist a publicly available description that is comprehensive.…

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    Comment #49019386

    wouldn't it be simpler to just lead a conquest and be crowned holy roman emperor?

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    Comment #49013241

    isn't Ferrari the brand that requires any purchaser to be an existing owner? I could see NVIDIA going for something like that.

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    Comment #48987364

    isn't parallel that tool that dumps some kind of begging message into your output each time you invoke it?

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    Comment #48980886

    The part about sibling marriage is just so weird to read nowadays. When did humanity first figure out that inbreeding might be a bad idea?

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    Comment #48971291

    I think I've seen the opposite end of this as well: I get the most value from any LLM when I ask it one very targeted question with a followup. I don't fall outside of any sort of …

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    Comment #48969526

    I guess for me, the question is how do you define each degree? If I say something like "Gemini, make the colors pop in my photos!" is that OK?

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    Comment #48964689

    I hope they don't figure out virtually all housing is photographed with those weird lenses and the colors are enhanced digitally

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    Comment #48964678

    I'm pretty sure if they stopped skirting the laws, it'd eliminate a decent cohort of their customer base. Watching someone come through a pedestrian area at 45 mph on a "bicycle" t…