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smarm52
1mo ago
That is an excellent rage-bait title.
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1mo ago
Must be tough to do the job when the entire company is aligned against you.
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2mo ago
Also, aging populations. There's a larger proportion of older males in the population now than there has been in most of history. Testosterone decreases as we age. The average is across _all_ males, even those outside of reproductive y
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3mo ago
No shit? A fascist using a public form to demagogue? What will they think of next.
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3mo ago
> These artificial condensates provide a versatile platform for studying and manipulating molecular functions inside living cells. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biomolecular_condensate#As_bio... > ... thus allowi
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3mo ago
Not sure why they waited so long. Seems like a simple thing to do to help erode Putin's power base. > Saint Petersburg is a major trade gateway, serving as the financial and industrial centre of Russia ... > The Great Port of Sai
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3mo ago
> But demographers have long shown that what really counts is girls’ education. Interesting, they mention JUST education as the deciding factor. Would it not be education AND birth control?
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4mo ago
> Bad experiences with supervisors are common among early-career researchers and one of the leading reasons they leave academia, a survey of more than 2,600 researchers has found1. Huh, I thought my experience was kind of rare. I found o
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4mo ago
> the fact that the inmates cannot know when they are being watched motivates them to act as though they are all being watched at all times. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panopticon
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4mo ago
The paper: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6787638 Unclear if it's been peer reviewed. The abstract looks fairly convincing. But it is argued against by the majority of research on this topic.
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4mo ago
https://archive.ph/ERyCp Interesting strategies to consolidate power.
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4mo ago
Familiar viruses can be contained more easily, and tend not to outbreak. Thus, non-familiar ones would be the ones to outbreak. Evolution in action.
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4mo ago
I think they already did that on the 23rd. https://fortune.com/2026/04/23/anthropic-mythos-leak-dario-a...
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4mo ago
They can't be that smart if they're heading into the US now. Concerns about ICE hunting down "furiners" should be enough to give them pause; Especially those that are part of a visible minority.
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4mo ago
This article could have been a meeting.
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4mo ago
To be fair it does pretty good posts on civitai{dot}red; Just pretend I linked to it (NSFW).
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4mo ago
So, C-suites are so easy to replace a marketing gimmick can do their work?
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4mo ago
Which happens to occur when Mythos appears on the scene ... https://red.anthropic.com/2026/mythos-preview/ So, an uptick in issues like this isn't terribly surprising. Once they get fixed, the "burst&quo
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4mo ago
This is my shocked face. :| Predicted for years, perhaps approach 50 since initial climate change predictors were first observed and codified. Also, the most vulnerable with access to the fewest resources always suffer the worst. Which is w
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4mo ago
...is the name of his autobiography.
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4mo ago
What would you call this? Not doom scrolling, doom streaming? A little research gives us: The Proleptic Wake: > You void-stream your own obsolescence porn in a proleptic wake — automation anomie dressed as content, bricks going up with a
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4mo ago
If you need to heat things, this seems to be the way to go. And heating accounts for nearly half of global energy demand and is still mostly fossil-fueled (paraphrasing). This means that this puts a big dent in the need for fossil fuel to g
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4mo ago
Pressing X to doubt Most of AI advances are built on open source. China loves to undermine the west via open sourcing its content, and reaping the rewards of advances that US companies make. This is hardly a stable state of affairs; "
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
Also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQwSQsufQnM
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4mo ago
Strange that the article doesn't mention the possibility of "drone hunter" drones. They don't even need to be very complicated, at least the drones could just grapple the enemy drone(s) to bring it down. Otherwise, they
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4mo ago
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Why get it right, when you can beta test with real human lives in a China where they don't care?
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> What if they also desire spouses with careers, so that all of the pressure of supporting the family in an uncertain labor market doesn’t fall solely on them? Good, they almost got one of the big reasons no one has said "quiet out
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