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4d ago
Spot on. They now feel threatened that there's multiple challengers to their intellectual monopoly. This is their "whaaahhh... whaaahhhh... private company bad, now," but where OK when Halliburton, Boeing, General Dynamics, M
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4d ago
"People inside a moat, want to keep the moat from being breached because it fucks with their status quo." EVERY.SINGLE.TIME. No shit, why would they want something disruptive to fuck with the way elite academia operates? And obvio
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5d ago
The Cherenkov effect, completely normal phenomenon, it can happen with minimal radiation. All you need, I’ve been told, is 3.6 Roentgens.
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9d ago
Paradise? LA was a big giant horrible underdeveloped wasteland in Spanish/Mexican times which, at the time in 1849, had 1,600 residents. Most of them had a largely pastoral life and life was brutal there. LA under US rule is the prime
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10d ago
Yet billions of people would still want to come here. How do you like them apples?
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10d ago
I don’t know, how many? You are the one throwing blanket statements. I’m from Latin America and it’s 100% the fault of some of our own corrupt governments and us people living in those places. Emphasis on “some,” because countries like Chil
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10d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_(greeting)
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10d ago
If that's what you characterize the US government as, I can only imagine what you characterize some of the other governments around the world. Particularly, from the millions of us who migrated to the US legally and willfully and who a
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11d ago
As an American, I welcome a multi-polar world where Europe pulls its weight when it comes to science, technology and engineering! More so in geopolitical matters. It’s always been very draining for one empire or nation to maintain world pea
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12d ago
"What happens when any [COMPANY] in the world stops caring about this? What if they let an experimental, cutting-edge [PRODUCTS] with no safety features (or worse, one that's [DESIGNED] to be malicious) on [ANYWHERE] and give it a
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13d ago
Got really confused as why my granola bar company was signing a deal with the NYT and The Athletic, and why this was deemed so controversial, then I used Google and learned the difference between Kashi and Kalshi.
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20d ago
“Boy, these guys are just [your typical Bill Lumberghs] with upper management written all over them.”
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29d ago
https://peepshow.gifglobe.com/scene/?id=HAGUFD3NuzO4
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1mo ago
“Very rare, out of print books…” Horsepoop. 99% of the books they are doing this to are the like of “The Guide to Memphis 1971,” or “How to Use Lotus Organizer for IBM OS/2: For Beginners (1999).” Don’t be a Luddite for the sake of bei
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1mo ago
“AGI will only, truly, be achieved when the machine can destroy an industrial-type toilet after downing a Supreme Burrito and a large Baja Blast.” -Alan Turing (allegedly)
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2mo ago
All nice and all, but their grads will be wrecked by a street-wise guy with AI glasses (and eventually an implanted chip). There’s no competition in a machines vs humans match. It’s over. Of course these elite centers of knowledge want to k
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2mo ago
Also worth mentioning that progressives have hijacked the word “liberal” for themselves. Liberalism traditionally emphasizes individual liberties, autonomy, free markets, and universalism. Progressivism typically focuses on social justice,
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2mo ago
Yeah… NO. Cluely is God-sent, I just want it in my glasses 24/7 and I’m set.
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3mo ago
When can we get a new Haiku? 4.5 came out nearly a year ago, and it's showing its age.
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3mo ago
Fake Money Built [the World]. No need to pretend that one particular group of people are that special.