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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
But as Trump has assured us, that’s the old regime which is completely different from the current regime, which as Trump again has assured us, is not anywhere near as crazy as the old regime. /s The Iranian regime is incredibly evil. T
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
Devil’s devil’s advocate. He had several rounds of warnings before things escalated (not counting the local bully).
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
I’m pretty sure thefacebook didn’t scrape data. It was also private. I got into trouble in college which nearly became a police matter simply for scraping emails. I didn’t even store the data. I was just testing a tool that I had created an
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
They have the cheapest oil in the world and in the future (and present) they will likely have cheap solar energy. And until this fine misadventure, it was also possible they would get extremely cheap nuclear energy. Given that the Gulf is f
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
That would make it the 30TH largest consumer of energy. It doesn’t change the fact that at a little over $4 Tn, it has the 4th largest GDP in the world, just ahead of Japan.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
There is no reason Chinese EVs couldn’t have been beaten on cost. The labor/environmental costs of car manufacturing is relatively low and more than made up in the cost of shipping cars. One example of this was the number of foreign ca
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
> Yes, we have been screwing up our planet. On that note alone, we should develop capabilities to access resources beyond our planet. The second absolutely does not follow from the first. But even if it did it doesn’t justify manned miss
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
What exactly are we supposed to get excited about? - The headline mission “Going to the moon” was done 60 years ago - Any scientific research could be done better and cheaper with robots. No humans required. - If it’s supposed to be a step
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
I know this is a pipe dream (govt’s of the world working together to benefit their citizens instead of blowing some other country’s citizens up!) but if we aren’t gonna regulate AI collectively to ensure we are developing it responsibly, th
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
YT has a Premium Lite paid tier (at least in the U.S.) that does show ads on music and in certain other areas of the app, such as shorts, searching, browsing, etc.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
I’m not disagreeing with you, but consumer RAM prices are lagging indicators. If commercial RAM prices are dropping then consumers will see those price drops last, especially given the fact that several consumer manufacturers turned to comm
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
Was ChatGPT hyped? It took off rapidly but that was hardly because of any hyping and almost entirely due to word of mouth and people actually liking the product, until the press picked up on it. From what I remember they still had an invite
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
> The train is still longer, and time is money, we are taught. But certainty has value, too, even if it means at 11:29 p.m. departure. Unfortunately this is misleading. Outside of the Northeast Acela corridor, there is no certainty in tr
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
People all over the world are suffering right now. And they know who to blame. The U.S. and Israel. This is a long term, probably irreversible, disaster for both countries.
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
That’s a lot of text, none of which even attempts to refute the factual claim that solar’s generation share has increased from 1% in 2015 to 10% in 2025. Also, talking of subsidies, the reason renewables like solar need subsidies is because
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
Love this idea
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by adjejmxbdjdn 7mo ago
I find it fascinating how this comment comes up with a whole theory of what happened, along with implications about how the government, and Ed Miliband in particular, think and act, and it’s based entirely on just dreaming up what the facts