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by kfrzcode 27d ago
I'm surprised you're confident they don't. You think someone's picking up a first edition Steinbeck and destroying it so it gets into the next training corpus? Or is it like, technical manuals and incredibly dry almanac
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by kfrzcode 2mo ago
Is this an LLM response? If not, take a break, you've assimilated.
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by kfrzcode 4mo ago
literally the entire economy is powered by fossil fuels
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Hedera Introduces CLPR: The Bridgeless Cross-Ledger Protocol(hashgraph.com)
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by kfrzcode 9mo ago
Noriega in Panama, Milosevic in Kosovo/Serbia... it's been patterned. Question is... who's going to do anything about it?
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by kfrzcode 9mo ago
Here you go! https://hedera.com/bug-bounty/
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by kfrzcode 9mo ago
Meanwhile, Hedera remains carbon negative and 7 orders of magnitude more efficient than Bitcoin. "Today, Hedera is performing the equivalent of over 10,000,000 transactions and 788,000 transactions for the same amount of energy it take
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by kfrzcode 11mo ago
Indeed. Chess is a game of perfect, complete information. Poker is imperfect and incomplete. Different paradigms altogether.
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
I refuse to enter into joinder with this discussion, but for the record: The all-caps name, PYREX, is the de jure, natural bakeware, created of the land (borosilicate). It has inherent, unalienable rights to withstand thermal shock. It is a
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
Give me liberty, or give me death.
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
Unreasonable is killing someone because you disagree with their opinion.
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
He was a Christian and a intellectual thought leader in one of the more reasonable groups of conservative youth in the USA. You can paint TPUSA however you like but political engagement is political engagement, whether it's happening w
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
It's not like this in the day to day of 99% of us. It's the 1% amplified by 100% online by all parties.
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
Yes, you're wrong. He was very influential and a leader of the youthful conservative movement in our country. TPUSA is extremely popular. This was an abhorrent, horrifyingly public assassination of a very popular figure -- one who has
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
McMurdo was powered by a modular reactor in the 60s. It's not "hypothetical" - though I do agree it's not economically scalable, but neither is training an LLM and before OpenAI did it DARPA did it, and you'd better
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
I don't outright buy the claim that a "failure" results in you getting hurt. Nuclear disasters like Fukushima or Chernobyl are acute, immediate events. You're getting 3x the yearly radiation from one cross-country flight
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
Very interesting, can you provide any more reading on this topic in particular? Curious about how the modern private market is approaching the fuel supply chain issue in creative ways.
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
It's not a substantive talking point, and this forum should encourage reasonable conversations not politically-hued science fiction; a Microsoft refining and enriching fissile material to weapons-grade would be one thing in and of itse
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
Awesome. I'm convinced nuclear is the only realistic path toward an energy-laden sustainable future, I've yet to understand the fear mongering beyond political faction bearing and token counting in terms of district employment num
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by kfrzcode 1y ago
It's LLM slop. I have done enough of these "projects" with every major model over the last six weeks to recognize it instantly. There are non-subtle patterns I would enumerate if I weren't quite this tired.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
It does have a lot of potential. "At once, the planets stood between us, forever occluding what we yearn to see. For existence itself could not repent, the time we spent, and yet Only whence wielding wattage whole had we defined; -- an
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Deficit spending can be stable and also inflate the debt holdings.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
The Red Army Faction effect.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Eat your heart out, Charlie Brooker.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
The list of expenditures never authorized by Congress is staggering. You're spot-on about the authorization risk but it's just the latest in a perpetual issue. Congress has normalized funding "zombie programs" through a
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
The point of waging war on concepts or categories is so they never have an end.
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
s/sess/cess
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
If you're a person you're likely from a group of people that was historically oppressed in slavery. The list of peoples who were not oppressed, historically, is very short. Humans have treated each other horribly for many, many ge
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by kfrzcode 2y ago
Huge, huge fan of the entire Datamuse stack. You have done incredible work toward building a mega-useful cognitive exploration tool, ontology and super-power for word nerds. Software and data which I would love to pay for. Also OP might lik

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