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Which side is your country today?
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1y ago
It was certainly not in Latin. It was either in Hebrew of in Greek. The focus on latin is a pure nitpicking and virtue signaling from the Conservatives (the irony!).
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1y ago
> it's incredibly clear how little empathy most people have towards others Sorry but not everyone is an American. And as Conway's law applies, of course AI done by American or Chinese companies will be oppressive - with only
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1y ago
I have heard yesterday on some Catholic TV channel that Benedict had already done the theological clarification work during his mandate, and that Francis - who was already the runner-up to Benedict and knew he was likely to be next in line
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1y ago
That pope was part of the Jesuits. If you don't know who the Jesuits are, let's just say they are amongst the most academically trained, most intellectual catholic religious orders there is. Even if Pope Francis gave the charge of
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He even sees a proxy war when there is none... Let me make this clear for you: Russia invaded Ukraine, and wants to erase the existence of Ukraine. Russia steals Ukrainian grain and agricultural machines. Russia destroys Ukrainian museums a
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1y ago
Chip making is manufacturing and requires far more engineers, technicians and a wide network of suppliers than data centers or Amazon warehouses.
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>It's annoying Americans were given only two choices - offshoring is great and let's keep doing it, and, as you say, the opposite, meth-fueled let's bring back manufacturing overnight. Excuse me, but I am old enough to rem
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>you can also tell the person "This is really bad, you messed up, this type of a mistake is unacceptable and horrific" Is that supposed to be professional? Especially for 99.999% of code, outside of real life-and-death Therac-2
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1y ago
Some here seem to think this is satire. Well, Sam Altman want us all to funnel 7 trillions of $ for AI, so, we[0] will have to make some sacrifices to satisfy his grand vision. [0]common folks, because of course you don't want to tax
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1y ago
But Sam Altman want us all to funnel 7 trillions of $ for AI, so, we* will have to make some sacrifices to satisfy his grand vision. common folks, because of course* you don't want to tax or stop subsidizing the "job creators&
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1y ago
That "good way" is tolerable because you knwo your toddler (you have an emotional attachment towards, too) will grow out of it. Now imagine your toddler never grows, and you are stuck with it. You many years will you resist before
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1y ago
Congratulations, you are now a copy of a Russian citizen: hapless.
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I don't think you can reduce tearing with fine muscular control. The physics of cutting are weird; cutting at an angle is different, the chipbreaker plays a huge role, vibration ("chatter") has to be kept under control, and t
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1y ago
Quite a few different "technological" choices, mostly informed by different circumstances: -You pull them instead of pushing them, because Japanese carpenters used to work on the floor using their own body to brace the work piece
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Ask all the businessmen who praised and bankrolled this clown show, thinking he could be kept under control (like German businessmen thought they could rein in the little mustached man after he'd crushed the leftist)...
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1y ago
And then you get defrauded, and the mad king pardons the person who robbed you? Like he pardoned Justin Sun, Trevor Milton, Carlos Watson, etc?
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The USA is back to being a monarchy, after a 235 year run as a democracy (or 60 years[0], if you want the real experience of 20 million people at the time): everything depends on the mad king's decrees, and no one can rein him in. [0]
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2y ago
Excuse me sir, English is not my mother tongue, I had to learn it the hard way; and it is blatantly obvious to me that Trump talks like a baby or a senile person, with the same poor vocabulary (proven by any analysis software), broken sente
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Very useful when the network and power lines are down. You've never been in a distater zone, have you?
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>On your second point, undocumented immigrants also count in the census Except immigrants choose where they want to live. The prisoners are where they are because the party in power (usually Republican, borderline neo-Confederate) create
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When I go through border security at an international airport, I usually can see what is happening at almost all the control gates... So even as a white man I have ample time to see the behavior of border security guards with others. And ye
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Public prisons's use of forced labor is not better than private ones. And people in prisons (private or public) count towards total population in counties, giving them more weight in elections, despite none of the prisoners having chos
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>Harris was widely recognized as the worst candidate & vice president, perhaps ever. Are you seriously suggesting Trump is better?
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If I go to Japan, I am more than happy that earthquake and typhoon warnings are provided in English too. Putting peoples in harm's way just because they don't speak the language is petty, especially for a country as rich as the US
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... And the 50 millions yearly tourists be damned. Too bad for them if they are stricken by tornadoes or floods or hurricanes or... In the end it is pure xenophobia. Pure, cruel xenophobia, putting people in harm's way because you coul
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>(feel free to swap France for any other country) Taking an extreme example, if I go to North Korea, I don't expect to criticize Dear Leader and not be disappered and sent to labor camp. ...Did I swap it right?
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Exactly. On top of it, Cyc's whole 40-year run expense of "200 million dollars, 2000 person-years" is... What LLM companies waste each month, for slightly less hallucinations and getting the right number of fingers most of th
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It is AI-generated slop. They did no work on this at all.
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"The king is walking around naked; surely he's got a great reason for that. And his advisors wouldn't let him do it if there wasn't a deeper purpose!"
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