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by Sabinus 2y ago
>IDF or Likud The IDF and Likud does not have a policy of attacking civilians to achieve political or war goals. They likely have some deranged and radicalized commanders who do this anyway, but it's not the organizational policy.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
>colonial apartheid character How does this square with the Palestinians inside Israel with citizenship having the same rights as Jewish Israeli ones? Execution issues and favoritism of the ethnostate majority aside.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
>historical inequalities that are highly correlated with race Highly correlated with one race for a particular moment in history. New immigrants from Africa don't share the same disadvantage. Is targeting a divisive proxy for disadv
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by Sabinus 2y ago
On the topic of Russian agitation about Western oppression, imagine all the quiet repression of the minority ethnicities in Russia. Russian spending on 'internal security' is legendary.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
I don't think it's necessarily about the parameter count, but the amount of training material about the Bible relative to the rest of the training material, with higher parameter models able to retain more Bible information with a
636.
by Sabinus 2y ago
I wonder what the reaction would have been if the assassination plot on the Rehinmetall CEO had succeeded?
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Ukraine is obligated to provide water for farming in a territory seized by their imperialistic neighbour?
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Our usual understanding of law has an enforcement mechanism of the nation on individuals, not voluntary agreements sovereign nations enforce on each other.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
And Australia.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Damn, that is chilling. Not taking the account down, just taking down the stuff that looks bad for his politics.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Somehow I doubt RFK is going to reduce antibiotic use on farms.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
If NVIDIA had real competition they would do this naturally to gain market share. The GP saying they 'should' do x isn't something we can expect companies to do out of the goodness of their hearts, it's what the market s
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by Sabinus 2y ago
But then someone has to sacrifice their life to create some justice. Much better for it to be a part of the system. Jail for criminal executives.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Ah, so that's why I'm not experiencing the spam the other commenters describe. I wasn't aware Google didn't extend the service to other phones, I wonder why that is? It can't be a hardware specific feature.
645.
by Sabinus 2y ago
Average humans don't (usually) confidently give you answers to questions they do now know the meaning of. Nor would you ask them.
646.
by Sabinus 2y ago
Many are left-leaning artist stage names, what do you expect? This is HN, we don't really need witticisms at the top of the comment section.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Adding costs to Russia's military procurement isn't performative, but I do broadly agree with your sentiment. Pretending that Russia would acquire none of what was restricted was/is foolish.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
I would speculate that science and math communities are formed much more around university education than tech is. University education has elective classes and the exposure to others is much greater than if you learnt your trade from blog
649.
by Sabinus 2y ago
But remember, the same conspiracists who love Trump will decry politically active billionaires like George Soros for decades but if it's a Right Wing Billionaire actually paying for positions that is cool and normal.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
https://www.france24.com/en/europe/20241205-how-lead-exposur... I was very surprised to learn this is indeed true. "As the flames engulfed the cathedral, a whopping 400 tonnes of lead from the roof and spire
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by Sabinus 2y ago
>I’m happy for everyone on this comment section, but this is not the reality for civilians who get buried in the rubble from AI-targeting drones. Western drone development reduces the chance of you being bombed by belligerent drones far
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Why would England declare war on Germany for invading Poland? Because security and deterrence involves a lot more than just 'is Russia invading us right now'.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Trump says lots of things. What he will do depends on which advisor/donor gets in his ear, and when.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
To translate between the natural language of the user query to the generated formal rules and back again.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Reminds me of how the settled peoples of Europe, the Middle East and Asia eventually worked out the nomads would definitely raid you if you didn't make your settled-people-goods available for trade.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
Poland should send troops, to man the border against Belarus. Not too escalatory, and frees up more Ukrainian resources.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
The war and the culturing of drug resistant bacteria can be ended sooner if Ukraine is provided with enough material to apply sufficient pressure to Russia to bring them to the table.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
It's a strategy to keep up during the scale-up of the AI industry without the amount of compute American companies can secure. When the Chinese get their own chips in volume they'll dig their moats, don't worry. But in the me
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by Sabinus 2y ago
I'm amazed you think American and Chinese censorship are in any way comparable. Communist governments have a long and storied history of controlling information so the people don't get exposed to any dangerous ideas.
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by Sabinus 2y ago
India's civil institutions have more growing to do, certainly.

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