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tuatoru

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This is the Century of Consequences. You can check out, but you can't leave.

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    Comment #49253822

    > it feels… deeply uncomfortable talking to a machine like you would a person. That's why the form factor should be a wand. Flourish it to activate, and speak your spell.

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    Comment #49218739

    Now imagine them with a big lever in the form of AI.

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    Comment #49187467

    TL;DR And saw a few AI tells on the scroll down. The use of the the word 'honest' in any of its forms, and short sentences in headings. Rule One for writers: respect the readers' t…

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    Comment #49161153

    The UK. It wants to steal Norway's vast stores of electricity.

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    Comment #49161047

    Germany had no good alternative because its politicians deliberately put it in the position of having no good alternative. Something is wrong with Germany. Go to Our World InData's…

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    Comment #49160888

    "It's just brute-forcing the search space."

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    Comment #48969762

    In accounting this is the concept of "materiality". If some asks "is this material?", they are asking if it's worth spending significant time looking at it or deciding. Remember to…

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    Comment #48969616

    Early on Raspbian didn't specify noatime or even relatime; every time something was read off disk, a write happened. Let alone things like putting /var/tmp and/or /var/log in RAM, …

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    Comment #48824186

    On doctors, I read a substack by a doctor who stopped using an AI notetaker after trying it for a year. They weren't his notes, and there was too much extraneous detail. Can't find…

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    Comment #48693453

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    Comment #48679541

    Baron von Masoch was European.

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    Comment #48678197

    Yes. Many industries are zero-sum-ish in nature,have winner-take-all dynamics or reputational costs for cheaping out. Financial trading. Big law. Military. National Security. Big i…

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    Comment #48678124

    Europe has Mistral. You and readers may be interested in Europe 2031 1. https://europe2031.ai/

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    Comment #48678087

    Cheaper until you factor in security and liability, which are going to get increasingly salient over time.

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    Comment #48678064

    Deepseek's price looks unsustainable. Ant have said their operating margin is 70%. A leaner company could maybe raise that to 90%. Most of the cost of supplying inference compute i…

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    Comment #48623549

    Far canal, why is this news?

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    Comment #48483802

    "Comeback" or "quip" for a low-latency sub-Haiku model.

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    Comment #48431702

    Industrial market economies. The demands of work have eaten childhood (in zero-sum education races) family life, neighborhoods and social life (people moving all the time for a bet…

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    Comment #48431613

    Fear the time when lobbyists realise they can use AI to draft new laws...

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    Comment #48421828

    Good question. With a lot of old people, healthcare costs go way up. In practice that means taxes go way up. (Maybe smart AI can magically cure a lot of degenerative diseases like …

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    Comment #48421758

    Difficulty accessing birth control is greatly overstated by UN and other development agencies. In surveys by far the dominant reasons for not using it are "my husband does not want…

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    Comment #48421731

    Traditionally, female years of education, child mortality, and GDP per capita (in order of importance) explain 85% of fertility, and the residual is not biased in either direction.…

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    Comment #48421598

    A dead node. I don't think I've turned it on in six months. Hmmm...