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anenefan
1y ago
rofl - pretty soon, if Air Canada doesn't farm out its PR, its own PR department will have two or more vacancies. If PR was farmed out, they'd want to hope they weren't paying good money for it. The measly 5 grand will be mu
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anenefan
1y ago
Some jobs may lose out to A.I. Some jobs will change as A.I. becomes part of it. Other jobs won't, especially around sensitive or important data where a typo or wrongly selected entry could make a big difference and / or if th
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anenefan
1y ago
That disseminating of US culture around the globe will still occur given this latest tariff. The problem will be films that have been financed and yet to be released into the US market that are wholly Non US. I guess it's meant to pu
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anenefan
1y ago
https://archive.md/2eHjX
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anenefan
1y ago
https://archive.md/idcVg To clarify some elections the body responsible for running the voting (Australian Electoral Commission -- AEC) at times sends out to each person on the electoral role, an ID card via mail to their l
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anenefan
1y ago
Given the party most of the time has knives out for the renewable energy industry you're right IMO to say many were just cynical of this latest nuclear power agenda - simply a means to prolong fossil carbon usage within the power
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anenefan
1y ago
Going by the results around my locale and a comment from one of the party's faithful handing out how to vote material yesterday, many likewise saw it as just BS. Since the percentage of the count was little changed I could assume mos
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anenefan
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Thankfully not. The question or agenda of nuclear power for the energy grid has cropped up many times in the past here. Each time after eventually reading the room, it's decided it's not a good fit for the country. Late 90s t
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anenefan
1y ago
Apparently I'm a bot ... if I were to guess the cause - older browser doesn't mean a bot - if it wasn't that, I've blocked some naughty API sites that chased too much PI.
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Australia won't be getting Nuclear Energy
(techau.com.au)
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anenefan
1y ago
Astute observation for both being a long game and any divergence of chatbot for a more Russia friendly response will do little in this election. LLMs for media and other general information services are for the most part similar to a bar fl
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anenefan
1y ago
It's way over my head but aware it already was quite intricate and frustrating [1] [1a] at times. Finding a good stable online file storage area is getting harder, especially the last few years where people have been caught out when f
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anenefan
1y ago
Related. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43386687 (45 days ago) I think there's a term I no longer recall that describes this sort of situation where the continuing decline will be most noted in the larger pocke
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anenefan
1y ago
In the long run, not on an individual level but as a sum of the population - 100% worse off for it. Not so much dumbing people down or as smart directly, mostly via being mislead, misdirected or misinformed by what most of the news informa
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anenefan
1y ago
So not daily but maybe three days or so if I need to put the mind into neutral I do something repetitive [1] there are other puzzles at the site as well that are bit more challenging eg [2] [1] https://www.mathsisfun.com/g
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anenefan
1y ago
I will say if you had posted a nice good bye without laying blame at any one person or the situation at hand, and the mod needed to remove it minutes afterwards - you're probably safe to read that mod has serious butt hurt and is a k
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https://archive.md/lZSck
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https://archive.md/LrxpI
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https://archive.md/LrxpI
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That's a good achievement but energy grids have varying degrees of robustness. So a number of days later the grid went down, Spain and Portugal blackouts were making global headlines. The cause - TLRD version it seems like a cascade
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anenefan
1y ago
I'd agree on assuming that certain apps do or try as best they can with an aim to track not only location but presence of other wifi bluethooth device ids with time stamps, to help build patterns and a unique fingerprint for marketing
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The Book of Bunny Suicides
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Yes people are creative and time to time come up with phrases, comments or sayings that catch on. It's how popular jokes start out as well. I'm not sure if you first thought it up or just repeated the term - as I see simonw meani
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anenefan
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lol so it's getting that bad. Assigning meaning to random phrases is BS. If it keeps on going it'll start attributing meaning to misspelled words. LLMs are only as good or bad as they are created - or their function / parame
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anenefan
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His phone would have to be running a hotspot for any visitors (in many parts of the rural area in my locale, mobile data is it for the internet) but if any visitors were with the same carrier network, visitors could have searched. However
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My younger bro is convinced phones are eavesdropping on conversations and got particularly paranoid (I thought) a year or so back in regard to talking in earshot of his phone. His evidence is empirical - Apparently he gets pretty high wit
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I am excited to finally after some near 30 years that research is taking a serious look into the role creatine could play for better mindset. I have myself urged people I know that could be depressed to try small doses but ask their docto
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anenefan
1y ago
Nasty and the cure seems more like surgical and chemical follow up. [1] [2] Being a tapeworm I would have thought ivermectin or one of the newer mectins to be very effective on its own. Apparently that's not the case [3] [1] https
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Title: Realistic roles for hydrogen in the future energy transition Yes for a time back in the 70s into early 80s iirc, hydrogen transmission via pipe lines was the more common mode put forward and industry would use that gas by whatever
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Oh I'd guess it's this disingenuous report [1] judging by its content would seem to confirm authored by a woo woo though they sign with Ph.D. Seems like a mismatch ... oh Ph.D. of communication [2] ... When the body gets worn dow
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