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The article mentions it later - journalists and laymen end up asking Nobel Prize winners their opinion on matters outside their area of expertise. We don’t do that with Fields meda…

A nonprofit can be questioned about how it pays people. A private company answers only to shareholders.

I want the market solving this but I don’t want to give any information to anyone who asks. I want Apple to verify me once, and then others to trust Apple that the device accessing…

Guys, I just had a brilliant idea. Hear me out. What if … I wrote the release post of the model with the model itself???

Yeah you’ve convinced me. Wildberries warehouses would burn more readily and cause more widespread economic and military disruption than a Yandex data center. Unsurprisingly, the p…

Your issue is that people in Spain look at their note and think “da Vinci isn’t us, he’s them”. Their idea is that they want people all over the EU to think of da Vinci as “us”. Ov…

I wonder why they don’t target Russian data centers? Much harder to repair or replace.

What’s strange is that they’ll try to verify with Persona even after Apple has shared an age range with them. If you trust Apple, why verify with Persona above that? If you don’t t…

> I can understand when you need the absolute best performance and you decide to drop to down to C++ Could you help me understand with an example or two? My understanding is that w…

You’ve misread what I wrote. I wasn’t explaining why there are no bylines. I was saying that when there are no bylines, any mistake reflects poorly on the newspaper as a whole. It …

I don’t see any other publication doing this kind of analysis of themselves, pointing out the mistakes they’ve made in the past. Even in this article they mention “The Economist wa…

Being fabulously wealthy his whole adult life he doesn’t know what it’s like to struggle to make rent, or have to take your kids out of school and leave the country in 60 days. Tho…

CEOs are so afraid of being Innovators Dilemma’d that they make rash moves before they have any data.

I get that it’s fun to dunk on Rust when a Rust bug surfaces. But is it a bit petty to bring this out when there’s any type of bug of any severity in any Rust software? In this cas…

This comment needs to be higher up. The author styles themselves as a cybersecurity expert, but makes the fundamental mistake of assuming that they’re trustworthy and we’d trust th…

The likely source for Lore - https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Lore

Look at the beauty of an interactive visualisation of an internal combustion engine made by a human being - https://ciechanow.ski/internal-combustion-engine/ It’s possible to actua…

> reducing the need for cooling by half But the motor is not the only thing that needs to be cooled. It’s mainly the battery, which has a narrow operating range. The power electron…

There was this video which showed film directors doing something similar. They film their scene with “filler” music previously used in some other film. Then they hand the scene to …

Per token costs will fall, but the harnesses will get more token hungry. Instead of just centering the div it’ll spin up a battery of agents to architect, critique, advise, code, r…

A fair question is why this fork of coreutils is required when the original Rust rewrite ( https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/ ) supports Windows, in addition to Linux, macOS and …

While taking no stance on your statement, I think “fewer” works better in this context than “less”.

I’m using the correct terminology. Google controls 90% of the search market and the browser market. There is nothing preventing anyone from searching on Bing. Yet, the correct term…

I think you’re confusing 1. Being a monopoly 2. Abusing monopoly status. Steam does control the vast share of desktop gaming. But has no influence on console (Xbox, playstation, sw…