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alkyon
7mo ago
I was able to read it whole without gift link but with reader mode turned on
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Google faces lawsuit after Gemini allegedly instructed man to kill himself
(theguardian.com)
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7mo ago
The only thing Trump achieved so far was replacing Khamenei with Khamenei. Otherwise, it's a total disaster from the strategic point of view. Making the US that much weaker in the long run is somewhat ironic for a guy wearing a MAGA ha
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Los Alamos Primer
(blog.szczepan.org)
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8mo ago
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alkyon
8mo ago
I also enjoyed: https://blog.szczepan.org/blog/los-alamos-primer/ Although there is small error regarding the neutron number calculation. I assume 3/4 of the neutrons are lost and then the author can multiply
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alkyon
8mo ago
For the super-prodigy category, someone like Mozart or Chopin, who could compose symphonies or polonaises at the age of 8, it's almost certain to maintain their elite status in adulthood (as opposed to someone who just plays the piano
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9mo ago
Probably it's Middle Liddel, I haven't decided to buy the unabriged version due to its unwieldy size, high prize and because it is 80 years old. Apart from this, it's fully available online. Just started relearning Ancient Gr
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alkyon
10mo ago
Not surprisingly Lolita was one of them: https://www.jmail.world/search?q=lolita
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alkyon
10mo ago
They do have genes and are subject to natural selection so to say the least they are a clear borderline case.
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alkyon
11mo ago
Mechanically separated meat is a marketing term. It's neither 100% meat (in fact it contains tons or fat and joints) nor a good quality meat (this one is sold separately). I don't buy any products that list it among its ingredient
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alkyon
11mo ago
It only makes sense to compare GDP between countries on PPP basis. Otherwise you don't account for currency rate fluctuations and difference in averge price level. IMF figures for 2025: 87% GDP per capita PPP, 50% nominal GDP per capit
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alkyon
1y ago
They started believing the very lies they invented.
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alkyon
1y ago
The future is now
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'Almost unheard of': experts find more music by English composer Henry Purcell
(theguardian.com)
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alkyon
1y ago
I have some good memories of Julian (though they are vague after 10 years or so and I would need to reread). Only recently -- after a long procrastination -- I read Myra Breckinridge. This one is even better, though politically incorrect I
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1y ago
Their only moat is that they started 'AI revolution'. More shock waves like DeepSeek release are still to come. Not too mention that LLM->AGI transition in near future is a moot point. They're riding the wave but for how m
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1y ago
Next major crisis (like worst-case scenario AI bubble crash) could cause US economy to shed 3 million jobs. Unemployment rate reached 9% in 2010, now it is just 4%. 32k is a fairly insignificant number compared with 160 million employed ove
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alkyon
1y ago
Thanks! Never heard of this podcast, quite interesting. Comparing various recordings is a rabbit hole I like falling into.
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alkyon
1y ago
Before AI even attains the promised AGI level, we all will be driven mad by 'slopocalypse' like in one of the PKD stories: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sales_Pitch_(short_story)
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alkyon
1y ago
After consuming even more: >> .. et toi?
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alkyon
1y ago
Another interesting one: Rumpelstiltskin https://sites.pitt.edu/~dash/grimm055.html
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alkyon
1y ago
Which of them did you like best? Apart from obvious choices like Poe, Doyle or Christie.
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1y ago
Road fatalities in Poland and Czechia were 50 per million inhabitants in 2022 according to this report. https://road-safety.transport.ec.europa.eu/document/download... This is already less than Italy and only slightly
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1y ago
There is a transcription but reading the original letter, typewritten by Bertrand Russell, with all the typing corrections that probably stemmed from some kind of holy anger he must have felt responding to someone like Mosley, was incredibl
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alkyon
1y ago
Here you have it: https://twitter.com/i/status/1965931096539017536 The late Mr. Kirk was seriously messed up.
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alkyon
1y ago
In theory yes, in practice they will be "exported" to a thrid world country with limited processing capabilities and directly dumped into the ocean.
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1y ago
In the last ten years Poland life expectancy has risen by 5 years, in the same time period US was almost stalled. Now (as of the 2025 projection), Poland has slightly better LE overall. However, approx. 9% of US population is uninsured, in
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1y ago
Let us not conflate sophistication with number of ingredientes. One of the most refined food I know is classic French omlette with just two ingredients, eggs and butter. I don't say the Japanese lack refinement (sushi is one example of
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alkyon
1y ago
Right, my mistake.
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1y ago
It's easier to prepare ramen than pizza IMO. Even if ingredients are simple, you need a lot of skill to make a good Neapolitan pizza. Risotto is even harder for various reasons. And what about Sartù di riso? https://en.m.wik
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