SiempreViernes

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by SiempreViernes 5d ago
Really struggling to tell if this is meant as satire or not.
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by SiempreViernes 6d ago
I think it illustrates that there are cool things to find beneath the lamp post of math and coding.
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by SiempreViernes 7d ago
Ok, so which is the worst product SpaceX has made? And I don't think the CSAM producing twitter account counts in this context.
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by SiempreViernes 11d ago
Cool, are any of these particularly stable? Like, is there any choreography that could plausibly survive in practice?
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by SiempreViernes 13d ago
Amazing, 100% real human complaint according to a state of the art* AI detection method! *: Ranked 2 on the google proxy I used, as the best SEO optimister just refused to return a result at all.
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by SiempreViernes 14d ago
> They did not do it for the money obviously, but for the PR Doing it for the PR is still just doing it for the money, only they have a much bigger pile in mind.
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by SiempreViernes 16d ago
It aims at peace yes, but importantly it is an inter -national organisation, meaning it lives beside nations and doesn't have any formal power over them. In some cases the individual treaties negotiated at the UN result in the UN havi
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by SiempreViernes 16d ago
No, the resolution doesn't include a map, it's purely about which projection to use so obviously it doesn't mention any land borders. As best I can tell the Ukrainian ambassador saw the example map made by the Equal Earth cre
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by SiempreViernes 17d ago
> The young royal’s image was “animated into a video of her performing a graphic sex act,” TTP found. Other ads animated a photo of a 14-year-old Instagram influencer “showing off her new sports club uniform” into “a video of her perform
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by SiempreViernes 18d ago
Here you go: https://archive.ph/9erfx bask in that 20% support of "more good than bad when it comes to news" and the 70% thinking it's destroying jobs. There's also this, quite related one, showing that
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by SiempreViernes 24d ago
> Units 3 and 4 of the Novovoronezh NPP So "small" here means a 150 meter long building.
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by SiempreViernes 25d ago
With much charity I can imagine you meant: "but what if Roman points at the same bit twice and they assign the same patch of sky to different people?". Well, in that case they probably messed up because to me it seems clear they i
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by SiempreViernes 25d ago
It's a coordinate on the celestial sphere, which is just as good a coordinate as anything else. Now, if the title had said something like "place" you might have a case that the expectation is that a specific spacetime point i
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Record attempt: Longest train journey in the EU(crossborderrail.eu)
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by SiempreViernes 27d ago
I find the gunplay in Minecraft very limited, so I'm surprised that is how you got into Counterstrike ;)
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by SiempreViernes 29d ago
The US has murdered around 220 people at sea over the last year for the act of travelling like they are "narco terrorists".
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
You literally only said you made a link shortener, and even now give no indication you understand what aspects of the Mamdani communication strategy are being praised.
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
It's just 25 % of world GDP bro, and only slightly more than double the projected worldwide construction market in 2028.
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
Very strange choice to present the player with a solved puzzle and no "scramble" button...
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
> In terms of absolute risk, about 6.9% of flight attendant deaths were from these cancers — roughly 1 in 14. Among pilots, it was 6.7%. For the general working population, it was 5%, said the study’s first author, Dr. Vishal Patel of Ha
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
Are you intentionally being rude, or is this just how HN raised you to think?
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
> I think it's not impossibly hard to find metrics we can associate with "overall benefit to humanity" from a quantitative viewpoint. One would hope for the slightly higher ambition of metrics that are causally connecte
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
The actual reality of how China works is much more complicated than this "select from a dropdown menu" system you are implying. For one thing it's made up of fairly autonomous provinces that all compete between each others,
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
Yeah, but if you didn't take the time to write it why should I read the full thing? Here's summary: > Defense-tech startup valuations vastly outpace the real, contestable market. > As valuations meet procurement reality, mer
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
> “I dreamed of doing something significant and never wanted kids.” That’s a wild construction. Having kids is incredibly significant Sure, but you have to remember that there is most likely a silent "and new" in there; most jo
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
> In a statement, a Commission spokesperson welcomed Apple’s changes to its business terms, which it said “follow a close dialogue between the Commission and Apple”. > “Following today’s announcement, the Commission will monitor Apple
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
To be fair to committees, the above quote is explicitly from a single person and I expect that is true of most AD copy simply because having one person write it is cheaper. Committees are more about stamping out flavour by making what exist
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
I mean, AI writes copy like this because that's how copywriters did it in the training set. Honestly AI producing it so much is much more likely to make humans avoid it.
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
At communication school, there are degrees and stuff.
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by SiempreViernes 1mo ago
This has it backwards, it is the AI that writes like cliched AD copy. Feast your eyes on this quote from a whiskey CEO, supposedly written in 2016: > ‘When you bring people in from overseas [to Scotland], you’re working on their mindsets

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