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by random9749832 8mo ago
Iran is heading down instability no matter what.
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by random9749832 9mo ago
>not a request for hobby suggestions Of course it's not. Why look at anything positive or actually do something when you can instead engage in the tired tropes like looking at the past with rose tinted glasses as a way of comforting
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by random9749832 9mo ago
You can still go out there and do things like join a running club. People are still going to arcades in Japan. Comments like these are kind of ironic.
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Well it didn't take long for Trump to announce he now runs Venezuela to plant US companies to export oil to the US. Once you understand American foreign policy it is just predictable.
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Or have a military takeover or manufacture a crisis. At the very least they will claim election fraud and we saw what happened in Trump 1.0. There are definitely many ways MAGA will (likely) remain in power. Fascists don't give up powe
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Venezuela has been linked to the fentanyl crisis. "The Trump administration has described strikes on vessels in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific as attacks against terrorists attempting to bring fentanyl and cocaine to the US. However
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Instead they just plant people into the government and pretend it is still a sovereign nation.
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by random9749832 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manufacturing_Consent
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by random9749832 9mo ago
You are still young so you don't seem to get it yet but history has shown that killing or capturing the leader of a country with outside actors rarely leads to anything good. It usually just leads to more instability. Pop-culture shows
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by random9749832 9mo ago
If you want to "own" Nvidia, the much more realistic way of doing this then trying to compete with all the data centers that are already being built with Nvidia chips is obviously with open source models. In the case of open sourc
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by random9749832 9mo ago
At the end of the day the job market will correct itself accordingly which is what most people who bother going to university or collecting any certificate care about. And right now it is already looking bleak. https://accountanc
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by random9749832 9mo ago
"We are doing what we can to hang on to relevancy as gatekeepers who already held way too much authority over a field". They are going to use AI on the job anyway. This also applies to universities. The world has changed but they
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by random9749832 9mo ago
https://gemini.google/overview/long-context/
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by random9749832 9mo ago
You can now post a link of a website into an LLM and turn it into an interactive resource. I did this but with a 1000 page PDF today to help me learn more about game engines. Best way to do it if you don't want it to become another PDF
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Salesforce... A company worth so much and able to layoff almost half its employees but does what...? Agentforce doesn't seem to be anything but another GPT wrapper with a lot more buzzwords and now they are already backtracking?
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Reality is that no one involved in AI development cares about you. All investment is going to keep getting pumped towards data centers and scaling this up. Jensen Huang, Trump, Satya Nadella, they are all going to get even more insanely ric
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Most people definitely do not understand those things beyond price up or more brown/black people. But they are easier to create narratives around that provoke an emotional response.
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by random9749832 9mo ago
In the UK any topics in regards to politics that are widely spoken about in public is to do with immigration / inflation / housing crisis. Because of these other issues this is happening under the radar and no political party care
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Should we not believe that the much of the world is run by essentially the same club of people despite having separate democracies?
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by random9749832 9mo ago
This is literally by the country that suffered the most from it.
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Irish unity will never happen. Not even sure where that came from. People can make random accounts named after Shrek making weird claims that immediately gets upvoted. The mass astroturfing you see everywhere on the internet now has made it
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Have you spoke to people in the UK? It is a country of complainers but people who can't really 'be asked' to do anything.
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by random9749832 9mo ago
lol, Farage has already backtracked on tax cuts and his stance on deportations. He is a wet noodle and an opportunist.
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by random9749832 9mo ago
I got feedback from FAANG+ once after multiple rounds with director / manager etc. I just got told I didn't seem "motivated" enough despite spending several rounds / days / hours interviewing and bunch of leetc
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by random9749832 9mo ago
This is obviously trained on Pro 3 outputs for benchmaxxing.
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by random9749832 9mo ago
The reality is that most of these courses exist for the certificate not the course material. People still job hunting for entry level roles just want to pad out their LinkedIn.
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by random9749832 9mo ago
They don't do anything. It is like the app store but for courses.
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Just to be clear not everywhere that's facing rising unemployment or requiring an influx of foreigners that citizens don't want to do is America and not everyone doing those jobs were part-time. But it is true, they do have a huge
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Both the economy and culture play a role in the types of jobs people aim for. Tech used to be for "nerds" now it is "cool" because they watched The Social Network and Bill Gates told them they are smart enough to be part
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by random9749832 9mo ago
Maybe rather than telling everyone to "learn to code" we could have told them to do jobs they are more suited to doing: serving food, nursing, construction etc. all which have tangible benefits to society. When I went to Japan, it

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