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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> It'll be the Donald J.Trump Intelligent Computer. Intelligent (or Intelligence) is both too long of a word and too highbrow; I'd say closer to the Donald J.Trump High IQ! Genius
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> Let's say it was critical for the business, with no viable alternatives? If its that critical for you why are you rolling the dice on a general email and ... waiting for an email back and forth? Something so important as a vender
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> That's about the closest value you'll find to what human life is economically valued at Again, that has nothing to do with what you are trying to make it mean. > Do you have an alternate measure that is grounded in anythin
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> The US government values a statistical life at anywhere from $7 to $12M. Is there any evidence that this woman's lifetime earnings would've exceeded that? Thats not what that means. "... when conducting a benefit-cost a
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Analysis busts myths of Roman road network, offers insight into ancient world(cnn.com)
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How Randomness Builds the Universe: A Cosmic Puzzle (2025)(medium.com)
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
So you agree, its the computer components that actually do the thing that is important, thus we should be talking about those components (software-tooling) which do the things
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> Computers are used to evaluate LLMs LLMs run on computers and are thus constrained by the capacity of that which runs it. If the system running the LLM has no network and no software or software-tooling, how does the LLM's generat
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> The San Francisco company revealed what it said was the “unexpected or concerning” behavior of its A.I. models as part of a new framework for reporting “misalignment,” which is when the goals or actions of A.I. systems diverge from hu
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Fossil tooth analysis confirms Tyrannosaurus rex was warm-blooded(cnn.com)
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The extreme engineering of aircraft windows(bbc.com)
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> but at some point we have to ignore the X site completely [...] xcancel was amazing and I hope they can continue in some way To ignore the X site completely would mean to ignore the xcancel site aswell otherwise the 'politicians a
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> Apple doesnt allow all sorts of apps on the appstore, but that is never said as "Apple is erasing illegal streaming" Because they are not "erasing" anything, they are refusing to provide a platform that enables the
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9/11 footage is reaching new audiences – and fueling old conspiracy theories(cnn.com)
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
They can give the location of the nearest police or fire station, for some non-emergancy law enforcement issues they will put you through to the county sheriff. Had a friend call over a property dispute with their roommate and they got and
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
In the USA its 311 https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/nationally-assigned-3-d...
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New report shows the economic toll of ICE raids(text.npr.org)
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> So when they encountered other people with different gods they assumed that they were actually the same gods, just by different names. [...] It was more like two people with different, but honest, accounts of an event in the remote pas
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> If you believe someone is watching and following you, then you can call the non-emergency number. They can also drive to a police/fire station
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> and i say "it would be more fair if we each had 7 cookies", then i pretty transparently just want you to give me 5 cookies. But under the context of "government has no concept of property and assigns resources to everyo
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
yes continue
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
Not a lawyer, but two-party consent states make it illegal to record conversations without both parties knowing. dont know if that means if the tv has 2pt text disclosing the recording in the middle of a multi-language manual and agreeing t
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> What else does anyone (average consumer) use their TV for? Xbox/Playstation and free over-the-air channels. Great for major & regional sporting events - free ABC/NBC/CBS/FOX - tends to have less of a delay as we
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What different world maps get right – and what they get wrong(bbc.com)
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> in my experience, people who are more image conscious also tend to act more like jerks. That has been my experience as well. Ive experienced people who are more image conscious to appear to be in an imaginary competition with others an
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> "rogue" and "off leash" mean the same thing, the thing is not under control To go "rogue" is to go against the control To be "off leash" is to not be controlled By releasing the automation, as th
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Florida bans highway license-plate readers as backlash over surveillance spreads(reuters.com)
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Fake 10 Downing Street listing exposes 'unfit' Booking.com, says consumer group(bbc.com)
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by 1659447091 2mo ago
> You'd rather your vacuum be made of metal? I would - rather it is. My grandfather had a kirby for decades. I've had a kirby for decades. Though mine has the transmission power drive that makes it a joy to use. I can not imagi
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AI wealth is creating a 'mansion shortage' upending San Francisco housing market(text.npr.org)
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