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Congress can use eminent domain to untangle them.
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Senators don't make local policy.
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Amazon is the best employer in many of the podunk towns they set up operations in.
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History of rampant sexual harassment and hazing. > The university initiated the joint inquiry after learning of concerns regarding several band events, including off-campus trips, that the band held for its members between 2012 and 2015.
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He has a PhD in computer science from ULL and worked as a senior engineer at google. AI ethics was his 20% project; and he used it to publicly make an idiot of himself.
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Because enforcing the law requires some minimum understanding of the law and criminal justice. It's pretty clear the current requirements aren't meeting that minimum.
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>Lots of them get law degrees Citation needed for this very bold claim.
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Steam invested heavily in Proton due to competitive threat of a future (consumer) windows where applications can only be installed from the windows store. (and for their own nascent hardware business) Apple doesn't have any incentive f
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Not just sentient but that the AI has a soul and deserves the full rights of personhood. Dude is mentally ill.
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Ha! True enough. It's long joked that much pure math research is resolving really hard problems down to a calculus or linear algebra computation. When I first learned differential geometry, I was enamored with all the stuff we could do
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Spectral sequences (and sheaves) were developed by Leray in the 1940's while he was a prisoner of war captured by the Nazi army. Not exactly new.
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Linear algebra isn't about matrices. And I heavily disagree with last paragraph. >Computers certainly helped accelerate the development of linear algebra and vice-versa. Computers have helped with matrix analysis given floating poin
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>He concluded LaMDA was a person in his capacity as a priest, not a scientist, and then tried to conduct experiments to prove it, he said. Religious nut who thinks a computer program has a soul. The claim is so "not even wrong"
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Dave Clark left to become CEO of Flexport. Maybe the retail conditions influenced this decision, but CEO of Flexport seems like an obvious fit for him.
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>If the scientific computing and research community (and plenty of physicists) had known a better language The scientific computing and research community heavily used C/C++ for years/decades after the decline of Fortran. Pytho
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That is what Matt Levine has hypothesized for several weeks. https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-06-09/elon-w... https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2022-06-06&#x2
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Most ads are shown to users viewing tweets but don't tweet themselves. So the firehouse data is useless for finding bot among monetizable users.
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Most twitter users don't tweet so using tweets to identify % of bots isn't helpful.
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>An illegally-obtained copy of something does not equal a lost sale Not one to one, but easy availability of pirated content certainly results in a non-zero number of lost sales. So then the argument is about the size of the damages and
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It's still kind of wild to think that these platforms just accepted and displayed user entered HTML. I'm sure they did some input validations, but I can't imagine anyone wanting to run that kind of platform these days.
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That is the definition of refusing to do their job.
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It was also hated by other EU countries: >President of the European Council Donald Tusk said that Nord Stream 2 is not in the EU's interests.[19] Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán have que
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This is a famous quote from the first real book on category theory. "Categories for the Working Mathematician" by Saunders Mac Lane.
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As a customer, I've been very happy with Chase's software, apps, and even their ATMs.
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Unfortunately the finite element software used in the forecast requires a commercial license to run. https://www.comsol.com/products/licensing
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The actual scientific paper was just published: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abm4261
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Those studies have no way of measuring users who only consume tweets.
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So physical spam is their scaling plan?
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For real symmetric matrices, the n-dimensional coordinate scaling is still a nice visual picture of what's happening in the real case of the spectral theorem.
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Most people don't change their political ideology based on sexual assault accusations. Even if they were false, why would that cause someone to join a party with a radically different view of society than their previous party?

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