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steveoscaro

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    Comment #43031777

    These rare interactions with matter are also a cause of concern in voting machines, right? Or at least it was a concern at one point. A random bit being flipped or something.

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    Comment #43022970

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    Comment #42943599

    Grok2 is right up there in the middle of the pack with the big dogs on a lot of the benchmarks. It's no joke. So I think Grok 3 could be really interesting.

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    Comment #42943582

    I'm a digital nomad and changing locations frequently, so I have actually tried this A/B test a couple times when arriving in a brand new city. Same results.

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    Comment #42943433

    I paid for a lifetime membership to Bumble premium a couple years ago, but as I noticed matches/likes declining for no apparent reason, I made a 2nd account with different credenti…

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    Comment #42884193

    Not really that different

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    Comment #42860972

    You don’t “have to” make it environmentally sustainable…

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    Comment #42829265

    If you see no path from ASI to vastly extending lifespans, that’s just a lack of imagination

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    Comment #42829021

    I wonder if Xai is sweating their imminent Grok 3 release because of DeepSeek. It’ll be interesting to see how good that model is.

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    Comment #42787971

    Based on what? There’s not a better state in the country for large capex gambles by business.

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    Comment #42787942

    Mark Tesla under the AI robotics category too.

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    Comment #42787928

    At least this time the CEO of their chosen company isn’t a yuppie cult leader wannabe.

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    Comment #42787906

    I think cheap power (whether gas turbines or massive solar farms) trumps any cooling efficiencies gained by locating in a cold climate.

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    Comment #42780263

    A few hanging chads really changed the course of the western world in... 2000 I think.

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    Comment #42754145

    Or just run an extension cord from your dryer outlet with a splitter. $100 and done.

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    Comment #42754135

    Spoke like a true oil industry executive

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    Comment #42754100

    Someone smarter than me please tie this into the many worlds theory of the universe and collapsing wave functions.

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    Comment #42643373

    Seems like an odd takeaway to me - they fired 90% of their staff and now pump out new features way more quickly than old Twitter.

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    Comment #42643103

    New Mexico is pretty relaxed

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    Comment #42632360

    That sounds like a line from the CCP.

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    Comment #42632352

    Thanks for sharing this. So many people commenting on this topic have no idea how community notes even works. Today's New York Times article also failed to explain it, while just g…

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    Comment #42592747

    I find that Starbucks locations in other countries are much nicer than in the US. Speaking of Mexico and Thailand specifically from my recent experiences. And this is having lived …

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    Comment #42493663

    We’re in fact adding more water to the seas, not drying them out.

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    Comment #42493653

    It’s interesting that even if raw computing power had advanced decades earlier, this type of AI would still not be possible without that vast trove of data that is the internet.