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gg82
11mo ago
Sounds like it was the right decision then.
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11mo ago
It is not even "if" they should be funding these activities.... it is whether the public would "support" funding these activities, if there was a trail of deaths.
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1y ago
Just compare X and Blue Sky. There may be some principled leftists who oppose suppressing speech, but in recent times, it has been the left that has been censoring/blocking peoples speech. Another comparison is what is actually censore
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1y ago
Because if you build it, they will come and use it for any purpose they can think of in the end!
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1y ago
Actually the major complaint was from last year when Biden was president (I'm not sure about this year). Every month, prior months were adjusted downward, often 100,000's thousands and wiping out the previous months positive figu
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1y ago
The safety rules are also being used to block content about protests in the UK. How convenient for them. https://freespeechunion.org/protest-footage-blocked-as-onlin...
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1y ago
I wonder if embeddings could be created from open source and library code and then used to convert back the code with all the correct variable and function names.
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1y ago
I would love to say another answer is "Firefox" (which is my default browser), but Mozilla have gotten fat of Googles money over the years and got distracted by other things.
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1y ago
The other idea is that people who go into the field are screwed up themselves... and are trying to work out how to treat/understand themselves.
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1y ago
It would be better to create bio-char and use it to improve the soil for farmers to grow food. This would also help them with the changing climate, because bio-char assists with moisture retention.
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1y ago
He didn't pay them to vote. He paid them for signing a pledge. He had no way to determine who they voted for.
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1y ago
I think a great deal of that was because X owned a percentage of X.AI stock. https://www.teslarati.com/x-investors-winning-big-elon-musk-... https://archive.vn/F36yh
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2y ago
Probably not. If it suppresses your hunger response, you will likely lose the ability to deal with hunger when you go off it.
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2y ago
All the court cases being brought is going to end up in the SCOTUS over https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitary_executive_theory . There is a pretty good chance that this will be confirmed.
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2y ago
If you believe the unreliable polls. He actually started higher than he did in his first term. His job approval is near the highest it has ever been. It is higher than 7/8 of Bidens term. See https://www.realclearpolling.c
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2y ago
I don't think what Kamala and Walz said/showed about guns was in any way reassuring to gun owners.
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2y ago
If you went by many of the media though, you would assume the numbers were the other way around.
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2y ago
They mostly do it by measuring the family bank accounts!
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2y ago
Perhaps they could work hard at reporting the news and not reporting their opinion. Perhaps, instead of having a 24 hr news cycle, they could produce less, but higher quality content.
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2y ago
One of the more productive uses of all those millions of dollars that Mozilla received. These days, Let's Encrypt is more important than Mozilla... and would have no difficulty receiving donations to keep the service running. It also
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2y ago
It would be interesting to test adults with the same tests that students were given. Plus some more esoteric knowledge. What they learned at school could then be compared to see new information that they learned after school... as well as
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2y ago
Why would Russia want the EU dead. They were selling 10's of billions of dollars of oil and gas to it each year. Russia is however a bit paranoid about its own security, having being invaded numerous times over the centuries and want
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2y ago
Nah, that is not what it means. Populism is a political approach that seeks to represent the interests and voice of "ordinary people" against what is perceived as an elite or establishment. Populist movements often emphasize a dir
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2y ago
I'm sure Trump will be happy to go into being former president Trump at the end of his term.... if the left let him.
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2y ago
And then people bypass IT for things that IT would be happy to help them with and end up getting called in to fix some non-standard thing that has become critical to their work.
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2y ago
All the ones I get are just PDF's... but the the trouble is I have already read all the content on the internet from other web sites a few months ago :(.
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2y ago
Just stop trying to justify highway robbery. The criminal is the government until the person has been properly adjudicated by the courts!
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2y ago
Or maybe the default themes could be optimised more and we would get a big win for everyone!
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2y ago
Just imagine, if these voice chatbots get popular... they will likely change how people talk!
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3y ago
The trouble with oral agreements then become determining what is in the oral agreement, after the fact. Whether one party remembers it differently to the other, either due to poor memory or deliberately.
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