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by Y_Y 10mo ago
That's fine, but it's a very different claim to the one you made at first. In particular, I don't know which parts of my data might get sent to Claude, so even if I hope it's only a small fraction, anything could in prin
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
... for Germany and Norway
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
How can it stay on your device if you use Claude?
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
That's only true in classical electrodynamics, as it happens. If you're in a very strong B-field like you might find near a compact object you'll get nonlinear QED effects. You can get a low order correction with Euler-Heisen
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
> The provisions of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 restricting unions, corporations, and profitable organizations from independent political spending and prohibiting the broadcasting of political media funded by them within s
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
Corporations are people, and very promiscuous ones at that.
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
Is "oida" here a Greek word or a typo or something else? https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CE%BF%E1%BC%B6%CE%B4%CE%B1
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
I'll get in trouble if I show up this drunk at this hour, can't I just bolt on a templating system?
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
I'd donate to a campaign to ban child marraige, is that disordered?
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
> At the end of the day the code's writer can choose if and how people are allowed to use it. If it's free software then I can modify and use it as I please. What's limited is redistributing the modified code (and offering
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
Now I have to trust that viewer doesn't hide the malicious code, nor that my browser does (presumably from an existing untrustworthy extension)
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
Am I going to be killed by the stupidest thing I've ever seen, or will it merely be a distraction from my demise?
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
You're expected to infer that it wasn't working.
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
HQ9+
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
Worse is better, but meta, because the worst way of choosing is what wins
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
> if my chatGPTing is right, scaling up to a mouse is like 63,000x larger than a mitochondrion You have access to the two sizes, and you used ChatGPT to get the ratio? Is your brain an amoeba? Also your link isn't to a glider found
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
Wow, Nvidia keepson pushing the frontier of misleading benchmarks
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
> Or even that they forbid to use different clients for YouTube Ineffectively, thank God
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
> If you put all of your blood vessels end to end they would go to the moon and back. The moon orbits too quickly to make this practical
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
That's a funny way of saying you don't know.
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
That's been happening to me since before Netflix licked their first envelope. Have some sympathy for people born during memory shortages!
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
Have you read any of the kindle-only erotic slop-smut that's going these days? The poisoning is well underway.
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
I'm a differential geometer and I approve this message
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
You can play Counterstrike on a H100 if you really want to.
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
!RemindMe six months Of course I'm joking, there are LLMs to check these things now.
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
Hey do you want to hear about this cool new result in maths? Let's just speedrun a graduate course in all the prerequisites! (I more or less do have the background to read these things, but it's super off-putting to start the arti
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
It's just you and me I'm afraid.
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
Who needs an excuse? You might think it's immoral, but that's a minority position and developing new fungi is going to be much easier than convincing billions of people to adopt your values.
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
"only slightly over budget"
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by Y_Y 10mo ago
> No chemist wakes up and decides to call it “Steve” because Steve is a funny name and they think it’ll make their paper more approachable. But a meteorologist might: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STEVE

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