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What’s wrong with transparency for advertisements? If you take offense to the “boosting” of news sites, I see the point but now we have Elon arbitrarily boosting his own content on X. Not sure how you end up solving that issue other than pe
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DOGE staffers quit, citing Musk
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How did the smartphone based pass system work if - as tfa states - telecommunication infrastructure was also non functional?
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(But not “northern” Virginia aka NoVA, where the data centers are … just to make it more confusing)
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I’m sorry you feel the way you do. Reading through your post, it is deeply rooted in your view of yourself. When I turn too far inward I can relate. It’s hard because your writing indicates you like to think and analyze, and you have embrac
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And this is why just fucking with the genome via crispr to birth “smarter” babies is such a bad idea. I’m thinking of this recent hacker news post linking to “how to make superbabies”: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43
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I’m tired of the old “if you’re not for this, you’re against us” absurd logic fallacies. There is no binary choice here. It’s not like we haven’t balanced the budget before without completely destroying the whole place. Within my lifetime e
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But why would that information not be included in the wide crawl already encoded in the model weights before the knowledge cutoff? I believe the article mentions frontier models so we are talking about models trained on trillions of tokens
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I’m confused by the article mentioning West Virginia as a prime location for data centers along side Ohio - I am not aware of a large concentration of data centers in WV? (Unlike VA, of course) https://westvirginiawatch.com/
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This is why I recommend to put all devices on 5ghz and deploy additional APs for coverage. 2.4ghz is only good for low speed IoT devices.
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I just had this conversation with a customer. And it’s hard to avoid anthropomorphizing ai. Once you equate the ai system with a human - a human who creates perfectly pep8 formatted python is probably a decent python programmer, whereas som
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What would searching the Internet provide the models that they don’t already have? Most likely data sources such as stack overflow, documentation on the language it’s targeting, and a variety of relevant forum posts are already part of its
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No need to worry about running deficits when the tax cuts realized by the richest individuals and corporations “trickles down” to the rest of us. Still waiting for that magic rain…
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I have to respectfully disagree - turning over basically unlimited power to reshape the entire bureaucracy to an unelected person isn’t the way to do it either. It’s not a binary choice.
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Doesn’t help the situation when you the very senators entrusted to run the legislative branch of government were the ones in charge of organizations that defrauded Medicaid and Medicare for billions of dollars. https://en.m.wikip
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Wait, you’re alleging Bill Clinton downsized the government by measures more callous than randomly firing workers, forcing them to en masse justify their positions to an unelected billionaire? I was alive then and I don’t remember any of
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Thank you for your service.
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And don't worry, the House is ready to extend and expand tax cuts to more than extinguish any potential "savings" - to the tune of over $3 trillion in extra deficit spending. But don't worry, they've planned for tha
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The problem is that the real perpetrators of the fraud are just trying to redirect the blame to regular citizens. The biggest source of fraud is the insurance and hospital industry itself. See the example of Rick Scott: https://e
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I would need to see a citation for this story. Medical malpractice/negligence premiums are very high - OBGYNs pay some of the highest rates. Just a few google searches shows that rates can exceed $200k (annually) in some locales in 202
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I don't know, but there are plenty of illegitimate lawsuits intended to harass or intimidate people all the time, directed at folks who aren't covered under qualified immunity. Why protect one class of people from nuisance lawsuit
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Ha. TIL that if you XOR the car emoji with 0x20 (ie. you make it "lower case"), you get the "no pedestrian" emoji. It probably won't encode below but this was copied and pasted from tfa. It seems too coincidental to
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Ok? Your point is? The fbi also allegedly paid infiltrators into the blm protests. https://www.yahoo.com/news/fbi-paid-informant-sow-discord-00... . The fbi has a long history of infiltrating what they consider to be “e
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Didn't you hear? Three or more crying eyes emojis in a post on X negates any potential unlawful acts by an official of the United States government, as that official has invoked the new 28th Amendment enshrining the Right To Troll The
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Was promised "receipts" on Valentine's Day, then that passed... and was then replaced with "coming over the weekend"... well now it's Monday, still nothing. Surprise, surprise, it's the emperor with no clo
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What were the massive problems? The transcript clearly indicates Trump was only interested insofar as obtaining just enough votes to overturn the election. If he truly cared about election integrity, he wouldn't emphasize the exact num
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They didn't pick any examples, they pulled all the footage that was available off of Parler. There are plenty of footage from inside the building in that link from the rioters themselves- not sure what you mean? I certainly remember th
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https://projects.propublica.org/parler-capitol-videos/ - doesn't look like "walking through" the building to me. Source: I chaperoned a school group through the Capitol back in 2017 or so, and our tour d
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He came damn close in his first term. I remember watching the Twitter video on June 1, 2020 - see the video: https://www.nbcnews.com/video/watch-helicopters-hover-low-ov... to see how low the helicopters were flying an
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I didn’t say money didn’t remove their suffering, only that they managed to become fabulously wealthy without encountering any suffering along the way, mostly cause they’re so young when they become wealthy.
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