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You mean American voters have a clientele mentality. Let me remind you any of you could run for a seat. You don't need to belong to any political party. You can even rise through the ranks inside a party. Trump is even an example of a
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Because your token use explodes?
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The algorithms deployed in these kind of codecs take into account not only human vision and mathematical laws of information, but also nitty-gritty details of how computers work, which are optimally exploited by directly having humans write
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Every single AV2 news here in the last week has seen exactly the same question. Either go back read the answers there first, or I will assume you are part of a FUD campaign (yes, I know HN guidelines, but again every single AV2 news in the
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One could train an LLM on pre-Einstein, or pre-Newton, material, and see if it can "invent" the laws of gravity or relativity. If enough care is done in avoiding contaminating the training corpus, that should settle the question.
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>William Owen, the editor of Military Strategy Magazine and an adviser to the British army, says that better trained and equipped armies would not be tied down in the first place. If first-rate Israeli kit and training were used against
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>Their use accounts for a significant fraction of the 1.1m-1.4m Russian soldiers whom The Economist estimates to have been killed or wounded in the war: one in 25 of the country’s men under 50. Ukraine’s losses are lower, in part because
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>Fentanyl remains a primary driver of overdose deaths You missed a few steps here: fentanyl isn't injecting itself magically into drug users when it arrives in the USA. >we've seen a very good decrease in fentanyl deaths --
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Tough on which crimes, exactly? Has there been any proof that the 200 killed were drug dealers? What did Trump's DOJ did wrt. the Sackler family? War crimes are - as their name clearly shows - crimes. If I follow your logic, every Am
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>There aren’t any countries that are doing any better Well, travel a bit or familiarise yourself with what’s happening in the rest of the world...
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Italy is another country with an heavyweight auto industry, and yet their trains are so good and efficient they put Alitalia under water and are extending operations in neighboring countries.
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Which is funny because it is the US postwar authority that set up freedom of expression laws in Germany.
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>If it was so clearly ineffective, why does it get challenged more often and replaced? I supposed you meant "why doesn't it get challenged"? Well, look at how long it took for a democratic/Republican system to appear
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https://www.eufic.org/en/healthy-living/article/how-much-wat...
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European recommendations: https://www.eufic.org/en/healthy-living/article/how-much-wat...
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Which helps with water retention, so...
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>It's baffling how these people have entirely shut their ears to all the obvious warnings about this, and are now congratulating themselves for their slightly less psychotic outlook and pivoting to blaming the workers for inefficien
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Just a week ago, Anthropic barely breaking even was hailed as AI companies being close to profitability much earlier than forecast. In fact it is all smoke and mirrors, pure mania from C-level executives out of their depth trying to one-up
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>Corporate leaders are starting to question whether soaring AI spending is delivering meaningful returns. We should start to question whether soaring CEO salary spending is delivering meaningful results.
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>Was I just constantly dehydrated? Seems like it. No you weren't. It is a health fad, a mania. https://abcnews.com/Health/Wellness/waterlogged-america-drin...
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Overdrinking water is an American mania. You don't need to drink 3 liters. https://abcnews.com/Health/Wellness/waterlogged-america-drin... The European doctor quoted certainly said "3 liters" from
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It doesn't do anything to drink so much water. It is a purely American myth/trend. https://abcnews.com/Health/Wellness/waterlogged-america-drin...
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This is bullshit. https://abcnews.com/Health/Wellness/waterlogged-america-drin...
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Yeah, and those individuals already have rights. I don't know why you think the group itself should have rights too on top of it. Should we give corporations the right to vote? Should its members would have double voting rights?
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We already have the ressources to solve world hunger. We - as a whole - refuse to do so, because it would be inconvenient to special interests. As I already wtote in a previous comment months ago, they speak of AI finding ways to solve th
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What is hurting America is bad faith and bullshit. Not "belligerence" nor sarcasm. This constant appeal to civility only serves to stamp down any discussion. One side is doing ugly things, but the other is put down the second th
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Some people asked LLM to OCR historical documents from the 19th century - any reference to "negro" was either completely ignored or replaced by "black". And it goes further: chatGPT & co are unable to answer any ques
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You call that "the uniparty", while other here at the same time say they want less polarisation and more bipartisan consensus. Make up your mind. (I am old enough to remember that Obama convinced the Democrats that it was better t
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>The judicial branch is supposed to interpret laws and the Constitution as accurately as possible, but not write them. Yes, it is very obvious the Constitution said the president is immune. And the recent decision on the VRA is completel
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Water is fairly viscous, and when you try to pull through too fast you completely change regime due to cavitation. In comparison, from my days studying aerodynamics for RC soaring, air has a wider range of "viscosities" (represent

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