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by computerdork 10d ago
That was my take too:)
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by computerdork 10d ago
Me and the friends of mine who didn’t vote for him feel the same way. What did the Trump supports expect when they voted for him? … although, even we didn’t expect him to be as unhinged and impulsive as he has been. It’s been crazy here.
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by computerdork 10d ago
Ah this is true too (seeing as I didn’t vote for him, it doesn’t bother me that he’s done the opposite of his campaign promises). But as for competent alternatives during last election, would think a young, vibrant, thoughtful Kamala Harris
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by computerdork 10d ago
? Don’t think I was implying I wanted to replace him with another far-right candidate, just someone who is competent in general. But do agree that we did all voted for him twice, so saying that maybe this is actually what it means to be
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by computerdork 10d ago
Thanks, it’s been a real trial, but we can feel the momentum shifting - when Trump is truly let loose, he’s his own worst enemy. And agreed, hope our institutions hold up too:)
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by computerdork 10d ago
As an American, would say more than half our country actually agrees with you. Trumps approval rating has fallen to 39% while 58% disapprove. Yeah, a lot of us in the US are in just as much amazement as the rest of the world at the crazy an
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by computerdork 10d ago
Am no expert at French history, but this feels like cherry-picking to me of what happened to France. From what I read, one of the biggest reasons (besides the defeat at Waterloo) for the downfall of France to Britain was that in the 1700’s,
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by computerdork 10d ago
Actually, not sure how to take it, because it can be viewed the opposite way than trying to escape blame for crimes, that it’s a parody of something AI did that everyone is making a big deal about. Not sure what the poster of the mastodon’s
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by computerdork 23d ago
Thanks for the info on this. Hmmm, maybe Leqembi isn’t such a bad option. And, would be very surprised if none of the drugs in clinical trials panned out in the next five or six year. It seems like they’re on the verge of making a major br
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by computerdork 23d ago
Hi there. Actually, Leqembi is a 1st gen Alzheimer’s drugs and targets amyloid plaques. But, like other responses, amyloids doesn’t seem to be hugely responsible for Alzheimers, which is why targeting things like tau proteins is being explo
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by computerdork 23d ago
Agreed that that it’s an interesting question on how to detect Alzheimer’s and also how to treat. My Dad is starting to show signs of mild mental impairment (he’s 87) - more forgetful than usual, more confused than usual, not able to work h
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by computerdork 28d ago
This is what I was thinking too. Ports are probably where AI has the one of the biggest time savings over humans. Although also agree, that even if human's did it, they probably would try to automate as much as possible and speed up de
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by computerdork 28d ago
ha:) Think you taking this person's statement too literally:)
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by computerdork 28d ago
Ah, think the commenter was joking around a bit > when my youngest will be 21, then I can die. ;-) which I thought was a funny way to put. But, am sure there is an evolutionary reason for dying after your children leave the nest. It&#x27
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by computerdork 29d ago
Am not sure what your statement means? :) who is "them" and who is "their" in this?
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by computerdork 29d ago
It was interesting of you to make the remark considering it’d clearly be unpopular, but agree with others, don’t really care about my genetic legacy. Am going to be dead so it’s meaningless to me. And actually, a non-genetic child might be
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by computerdork 29d ago
Haha! Very interesting life goal - When your dependents have sucked all the life out of you, you can kick the bucket:) (And am sure it’s worth it)
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by computerdork 29d ago
Mostly agree with this. Because what the article is saying is that it at least skews the best sellers towards those who spend more on ads.
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by computerdork 1mo ago
Agreed:)
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by computerdork 2mo ago
Think for the most part the opposite is being said? That the Chinese will eventually develop their own DUV and EUV technology. Yeah, no one in with decent knowledge of tech would think a cutting edge nation like China couldn't figure t
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by computerdork 2mo ago
Haha, agreed:)
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by computerdork 2mo ago
That was my thought too. Because it’s just a tsunami of distrustful comments
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by computerdork 2mo ago
Wow, so much cynicism and distrust in the comments, to the level of conspiracy theory, in my opinion. Yeah, this is the company that fairly recently refused to allow the government to use its models for autonomous weapons or mass surveillan
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by computerdork 2mo ago
Interesting, will take a look!
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by computerdork 2mo ago
Ah, okay. Will probably just have to try it out.
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by computerdork 2mo ago
How is the remarkable at converting handwritten notes into text? Especially so that you can search over it? Yeah, I used to handwrite my notes on paper back in the day, and still do for a couple of important topics, but switched over to put
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by computerdork 2mo ago
Haha, well, maybe a couple dozen grad students creating some unusual extension to the os:)
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by computerdork 2mo ago
Hmm, it didn’t occur to me. Yeah, not sure it’s obvious to many people so was glad for the explanation
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by computerdork 2mo ago
Funny!
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by computerdork 2mo ago
Ah okay, thanks!

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