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by Sabinus 26d ago
>Can a Democrat President just rename everything in every red state to random strings? A Democrat president must do this to teach the Republican strategists, representatives and voters consequences of actions. Then they will be ready
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by Sabinus 27d ago
Idk about "foreign born movements", but the more nonsensical and extreme the group's demands the more likely it is they've been signal boosted by foreign actors. Political gridlock and endless polarising rethoric is the
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
You know you can configure your browser to hide Twitter links posted here.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
Do you have to do the "USA and democracies and the West are evil actually" thing here? At least get an aged account.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
For some weird reason HN really likes to talk about US celebrities after they die. Hulk Hogan got a big discussion thread too. Also idk why your polite question has been downvoted.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
How are the Israeli and US governments a threat to the entire planet and (arguably) worse than a authoritarian fundamentalist religious regime? If Iran gets a nuke are they more or less likely to use it than the Israelis? Does Israel heav
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
Dang, if you're reading this, the bot situation is getting very interesting.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
As well as the humorous implication that the West would be doing all the same nasty assassinations as the Russians, if it weren't for the brave and mighty Russian intelligence services getting in their way.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
By being trained on text containing "I am X" in the model response section.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
If Putin is going continue Russia's imperial politics then I think that the British engaging in their very long habit of opposing conquerers on the Continent should be appreciated by everyone. The complicated start of the war is that t
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
It does, but that doesn't mean that wars aren't started for different reasons, or that those reasons can be morally justified or not.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
When populations resist wars of conquest from imperial powers, and request aid, it's not "sacrificing" them to send them aid as they requested. That is a pro Russian narrative you have just deployed though.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
And all that works on Trump because he's fundamentally an unsophisticated political actor. Once you get past the shock of the aggressive strategies he uses, he can be outmaneuvered by experienced politicians who trust their institution
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
Nope.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
I remember when Trump went there, said a bunch of nice things about NK and Kim, saluted their army, and accomplished nothing for the USA or South Korea.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
Look I'm sure you consider yourself a straight talking truth bomb dropping kinda guy but to the rest of us it's coming off as extremely bitter and snarky. If this website is truly so lost and useless, then just leave and never ret
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
This is supposed to be a site where we can discuss interesting topics without devolving into the emotional outbursts and personal attacks that characterise so much online interaction. If the capitalists really are ruining everything you c
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
Your main account.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
Did your main get banned? I imagine that would be quite upsetting.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
Because farming in a desert means you have as much sun as you could want, and can (with the aid of groundwater and water transport infrastructure) add as much water as you need, when you need it, and at no other times (harvest etc).
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
The third paragraph of my comment already addressed this. A data centre is not a foundry. In a metal foundry some of the physical externality is intrinsic to doing the process. It's a continuous industrial chemical operation emitting s
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
Neither really, he was a bit schizophrenic.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
>If my tap water is brown as a result of a DC, I may not agree with your positives. If my neighborhood is humming all night because of a DC Those things are both a result of a failure of government, not the existence of data centres. If
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
Is the conventional wisdom that the subscription price/token is better than the API price/token not valid any more? Or is access to model diversity worth the increased per token costs?
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
>If UBI even happens, it's going to enable a poverty-level existence. Why? Remember all the work that's being done now would still be being done by robots. There should be more surpluses not less.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
This is also why the USA was funding biolabs in Ukraine. After the Soviet breakup they didn't want people with suddenly no income and dangerous skills offering them to despotic governments, or the labs deteriorating and legitimate know
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
The left is having it's Tea Party/MAGA movement, it's only going to get worse for the foreseeable future.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
If that was the case why would the Chinese cover it up?
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
Why? I found it an interesting look at the research they're doing on agents.
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by Sabinus 1mo ago
OpenAI, or specifically one guy on Twitter, seems to be so regularly resetting quotas that it's becoming the new normal and it'll suck when it stops happening.

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