Paradigma11

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by Paradigma11 3d ago
But why did it pass the reviews of the independent subagents whose sole job it is to check all those things? They are very good at that.
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by Paradigma11 4d ago
Are you sure about that? when I checked a few weeks ago I did not really find anything competing per value with a 20x Codex subscription.
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by Paradigma11 5d ago
Rubio said that the US attacked because Israel would have attacked anyway. Take it up with him.
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by Paradigma11 5d ago
Not really. It is very hard and expensive to get these oil well pumping again. That is why we had negative oil prices during covid. Plus, when we are talking about the Gulf states, they have extremely low production cost. The discount would
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by Paradigma11 6d ago
Nobody is taking away your calculator.
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by Paradigma11 6d ago
But I don't see how. AI is going to be a commodity in short order and best case the US will be a temporary leader in the supply of tokens. Meanwhile AI is going to destroy much of the Service and Software industry that make up most of
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by Paradigma11 8d ago
LLMs give most people on this planet the possibility of an affordable genius level assistant. Compared to that, those Dollar numbers on some networks that might be wiped out with the next financial crisis are meaningless.
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by Paradigma11 8d ago
So clankers did well and humans being humans.
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by Paradigma11 10d ago
How much profit did Botswana generate of its natural resources before Debswana was founded?
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by Paradigma11 13d ago
Is that really a problem? Since there will be lots of evidence and criminals tend to fuck up quite a bit this should be well documented. Unless you think that those election fraudsters that buy tons of votes from civilians have better opsec
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by Paradigma11 14d ago
So it is like 3D because you do not visualize the complete 3D models but only 2D projections of them. Or do you really visualize the back and inside of a vase at the same time?
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by Paradigma11 19d ago
But in what goods/currency/assets are other nations paying China for those goods if China does not want/need to import anything? Explain how this is supposed to work on any medium time frame.
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by Paradigma11 19d ago
But China wants to make everything, that is the problem. It might also be the case that we misunderstand the state of the Chinese economy quite a bit. I heard an argument by an economist that the situation is mainly explained by the real es
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by Paradigma11 21d ago
That an Executive would remember what he recommended a month ago?
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by Paradigma11 22d ago
Unless it is specifically instructed in the system prompt it will give you the most likely answer, which is Claude. If there are instructions in the system prompt it will give the correct answer, which would be Kimi. Or are you suggesting t
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by Paradigma11 23d ago
Please elaborate the mechanisms by which a LLM would know what model it is.
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by Paradigma11 23d ago
So, what exactly did Nuland do? What are the actions she took and how did those actions accomplish a coup? Besides, afaik there had been a plan in place for a peaceful resolution but Yanukovic chose to flee to his handlers in Moscow.
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by Paradigma11 24d ago
That does not make much sense. In 2014 Yanukovic was in power, who had been bought off by Russia. Lets not forget that Yanukovic ran on a pro EU platform and then reversed a day or so before signing the EU association agreement. Naturally t
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by Paradigma11 25d ago
Its easier since they have no defenses up and lots of valuables are in reach. It makes sense if you are that ethically challenged.
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by Paradigma11 27d ago
So you are saying that you also don't have any concrete examples of the West doing the same.
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by Paradigma11 28d ago
So you are saying Germany and the UK have no right to see Russia killing people on their soil as hostile act because the US drops some bombs in the middle east? The history is far more banal and less nefarious than you give it credit. Nobod
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by Paradigma11 29d ago
One main difference is that those examples you brought up are ideological propaganda. RFE/RL try to amplify their message and yes, the current Russian regime is very antithetical to that message. Russian propaganda is not ideological,
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by Paradigma11 29d ago
Only API or also sub?
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by Paradigma11 29d ago
From approx 2008 on Russia has conducted operations that are in no way ideological but have only the goal to destabilize western nations. Supporting extremist parties of all orientations, magnifying events in their propaganda to maximize di
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by Paradigma11 29d ago
Not a lot since WW2.
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by Paradigma11 1mo ago
For me the main difference is if the activity is clandestine and meant to deceive/hide the origin. Everybody tries to influence things their way. Doing it covertly is a hostile act. That does not mean that I would not condone hostile a
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by Paradigma11 1mo ago
A gem Opus 5 gifted to me today: "A devastating pair of findings, and the first is beautiful in a way worth naming: the anti-vacuity floor is what blinds the gate to a vacuous case."
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by Paradigma11 1mo ago
Absolutely, if there is any somewhat reasonable alternative, I will always use a non Musk product. Its less about morals but more about self interest. I am from Europe and Musk supports far right extremists and a breakup of the EU. I will n
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by Paradigma11 1mo ago
Yes, but it will be much more expensive and inefficient compared to the trades and alliances with nations that are trusted. Basically the US is a failed state. Functioning nations can make agreements that survive leadership changes. The US
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by Paradigma11 1mo ago
For veracity, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Duranty was that guy.

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