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ForOldHack
5d ago
> except the high priests of the LLMs / nascent Cthulhu-oid godlings... I did not say that, but is so obvious, like looking through a plate glass window. There is no pressure, its just a natural transition to the end of bipedal life
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ForOldHack
5d ago
This just simply removes the last vestiges of the old Republic, and leads the way to the common deployment of Chinese designed AI reactors, which while designed by AI, are really for the burning of the sky in preparation of a Matrix future.
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ForOldHack
9d ago
Your intelligence is good, but mine is better. They could easily raise their prices until their user base falls to zero, and the offer steep discounts, but then... so could everybody else. We need to pimp all the speculators until they are
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ForOldHack
11d ago
I am sorry that you had to explain that, and even sorrier that many people failed the third grade. The fault lies not with the teachers, but the parents who do not know who's geologic fact either... it's stunning, but par for the
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ForOldHack
11d ago
Yourube search for strange borders. The number of enclaves is staggering. Upon further inspection... fail.
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ForOldHack
16d ago
And Google maps does not show: 1600 Pennsylvania Ave, House of Ill-repute? And Mark Zukerburd telling everyone he is going to spend $600 billion on AI in the next five years? Google maps will make itself insignificant. ( see my review of th
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19d ago
Everyone needs Lunatic Fringe.
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21d ago
If you read a lot, you start to get a feel for phone typos vs AI hiccups. I can guarantee that is post was made by a brain designed to eat berries in a cave. Almost all the another posts look a bit scary. I think I misunderstood - how many
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ForOldHack
21d ago
Nothing you have ever thought or said in your life is more disgusting than the idiot who is causing this problem in the first place.
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ForOldHack
21d ago
You must mean switch to bamboo based products from wood based paper. Way more sustainable, and not much more expensive, but as more switch, although it should become cheaper...
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ForOldHack
21d ago
The Fraiser River Valley is one of the very most sustainable forests on the planet. The mineral extraction at Ft MacMurry has very little usable wood for lumber, and even less for paper, I believe that its a lot of manzinata that is used fo
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ForOldHack
21d ago
Which is just going to make it more expensive to mail rolls to your congressmen. Congressmen and diapers should be changed often and for the same reason.
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22d ago
France's HSR network extenda into both Germany, and into Britans rail network. California just does not really care about HSR, and I live here. I have been a fan of BART since the day it opened and will be a fan until the day it closes
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ForOldHack
22d ago
"dubious climate histrionics." See Dr Jamie Abarca, MD et al, to put those claims into a real perspective. Published decades ago.
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22d ago
Brazil grows sugarcane just for this purpose, and Russia uses a weed... the Jerusalem Artichoke, grown as a weed, and made into biofeedback. I made biofeedback from both of these plants. But coconuts? That is coco nuts.
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23d ago
"I firmly believe that there is an all-knowing being guiding the universe, except for certain parts of New Jersey." -Woody Allen.
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23d ago
They made orange drink powder for the Apollo Missions. I KID YOU NOT!
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23d ago
Yes, this is very comprehensive, but only missing two things: Intelligence (IBM Mainframe ), Lotus H.A.L. ( Lotus 1-2-3 heuristic language processor ). ELiza came from LISP, MIT. RACTOR wrote a book, "The policeman's beard is half
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1mo ago
This thread should be nominated for the best of Hacker news.
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1mo ago
Rediculous government ineffiency is multiple redundancies. Just government. They could replace it with another commissioned Banksy for half of that.
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1mo ago
Oh the irony. Oh my.
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1mo ago
It costs only 150k? Pay the man. Its public art. Its art, and a damn sight better than the advertisements, wait... are you comparing art to ads? Get the ads to pay for the art? This article is merely government propiganda. Oh Charles... wak
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1mo ago
The backdoor(sic) is to delete and repost as you wipe the egg off your face. The CPU is not the most used vector, the firmware is.
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2mo ago
Thank you.
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ForOldHack
2mo ago
Surprise, surprise, surprise. Well, well well. The honeymoon is over. It's just so predictable.
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ForOldHack
2mo ago
I was anticipating that it would have reversed course and flagged you. Blessings on you, and your four footed friend.
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2mo ago
The Matiyasevich theorem (which settled Hilbert's 10th Problem) proved that Diophantine equations are fundamentally tied to the Halting Problem. Because a universal Turing machine cannot determine if any arbitrary program will halt, no
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2mo ago
Here is a prime factorization: 2 = 2 x 1. Every number has a product of 1. Every prime has itself as the only factor, and 1. Kind of silly to write about number theory and just pass over that simple fact.
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2mo ago
My friend Eric, had an unused Alpha server 4100 under his desk...It was used for testing more than a year ago, ( in the early 2000s ). He asked for the install disks, and got a entire box of everything it came with VMS/Ultrix/NT 3
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2mo ago
Google? Wells Fargo? Are you LISTENING?
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