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    Comment #49166433

    I've always imaginged that Amazonia is a hive of all types of diseases. I'd rather wonder how did they manage to survive there.

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    Comment #48998385

    Would be funny if the defending side sent all the info they have to openai, tipping off to attacking models that they were noticed.

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    Comment #48888849

    Just using an opportunityto promote guys making really great videos about basic physics, focusing on experiments: https://youtu.be/kUkgKsEq330?is=uxc8zlUy0z1eng6M Unfortunately, En…

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    Comment #48884101

    Thanks. Honestly, I am somewhat concerned with all those 3rd party apps obtaining some control of my phone. Personally, would be so much nicer to have the same service provided by …

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    Comment #48883693

    The most distracting app for me is Telegram with numerous channels, which I find myself doomscrolling too often, and at the same with numerous crucial personal contracts. Really sa…

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    Comment #48736924

    I would guess they mean hiit can traumatize e.g. joints or cardiovascular system, especially for the elderly.

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    Comment #48649632

    First thing coming into mind is the number of companies and individuals blocking Russians in the beginning of the war before any sanctions out of virtue signalling.

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    Comment #48600169

    It is sad they are afraid to mention on the page that "data processing for a web analytics system ... similar to Google Analytics" was actually something used in Yandex.

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    Comment #48513630

    Out of curiosity, can that model be trained from the beginning without touching "sensitive" areas and remain useful in others? Will it be able to help in building biological weapon…

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    Comment #48208359

    Just for context, it looks very much the same as Fast Payment System in Russia. Been a thing for some 10 years, and huge amount of retail works on it.

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    Comment #48197778

    I think perplexity implements the same. Ive been using it as a default search for a month and actually still find myself explicitly using Google instead. The ai generated summaries…

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    Comment #48197558

    Interesting if his educational startup turned out to be less perspective at least with the current gen of llms.

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    Comment #48013634

    Not buying that untill they use a picture from the Simpsons

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    Comment #47950648

    Was at actually so important to rush with the switch?

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    Comment #47945529

    Ok if there were some rust guys rewriting coreutils with no experience in linux, but how come Ubuntu accepted it into its mainline?

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    Comment #47925196

    If you check what people were telling about him (at least here: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%94%D1%8F%D1%82%D0%BB%D0%BE... , sorry for Russian), you will find what the opinion…

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    Comment #47919046

    It is silly how the show depicted Dyatlov as an arrogant sargeant behaving like a bully in American series about mid school kids. This alone sets the tone of a TV show that needs t…

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    Comment #47916035

    Is it actually allowed to suggest that some races are better than others in some areas?

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    Comment #47810569

    I don't get why people capable of making complex bas-relief could not make the coin more or less round

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    Comment #47515027

    > more about authorizing private to your army to find and capture pirate vessels I think important detail is that it authorised attacks on any foreign vessel (of a specific nation)…

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    Comment #47392770

    I just wonder if there are comments in this thread from anthropic bots, marketing itself

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    Comment #47253056

    > more than 1.5 million people have taken action, either by cancelling subscriptions, sharing boycott messages on social media, or signing up via quitgpt.org That's just silly comp…

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    Comment #47101098

    > What I need is to understand why it is designed this way, and to see concrete examples of use cases that motivate the design Author managed to simultaneously praise the question …

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    Comment #46821190

    Is not that model-dependant? Skimmed through, but did not find which model the tests were run with.