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beardyw
18d ago
As was the earth.
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18d ago
Many people don't have a need for one because they use their phone, but it is surprising to hear from someone on HN. Maybe we are all out of date.
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US attacks UK plans to boost traditional media on social platforms
(theguardian.com)
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19d ago
> Mr Trump has met some of the immediate family members of American soldiers killed in action, such as the parents of Lt Tyler James Feehan, 25. “He talked to me as a mother who lost her son,” said Shari Feehan, Lt Feehan’s mother. “He s
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Plastics Companies Are Writing Lesson Plans. What Could Go Wrong?
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20d ago
Sorry, given your background I thought you might take my point. Didn't mean to accuse you of anything other than being kind. I know people tend to feel inadequate about art unnecessarily.
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20d ago
A good answer for people who don't appreciate art, but you and I know it misses the point. Anyone who stops to think knows that the artist wasn't trying to rely on an explanatory label added by a gallery or a web site, they wanted
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Online bookies accused of UK privacy breaches with use of cookie banners
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Ig Nobels honor cockroach milk, interspecies kissing, taunting venomous snakes
(scientificamerican.com)
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22d ago
I think I worked through a golden age from the 1970s. I would hate prompt work.
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22d ago
No Special FIFA Nobel prize if you do.
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Is It Even Possible to Understand Quantum Mechanics?
(wired.com)
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Hackers had a live feed of every ID verification company scanned for over a year
(techdirt.com)
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23d ago
But "Brockman says he personally believes OpenAI has reached AGI, while leaving users to decide whether Astra meets that definition." Says it all.
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23d ago
You can chose.
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23d ago
Hug of death I think. Gave me a good and convincing first couple of tries. Good work.
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24d ago
Marketing people. Don't you just love them ...
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24d ago
A point I have been trying to get across. There are too many examples to list of places with differing names. But renaming due to politics often has a history of being temporary.
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24d ago
Since fascists are political extremists that seems a bit circular.
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24d ago
> Not sure if it's a translation issue Thanks, the word 'misdirection' puzzled me. Misdirection: is the act of distracting people or drawing their attention away from a true purpose, intent, or action.
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24d ago
You scraped Google and presented the data.
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Topologist's Map of the World
(futilitycloset.com)
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25d ago
This assumes the USA should be at war with Iran. I think Trump feels duped, and wants to get things back to some sort of stability as soon as he can. He really doesn't want a ground war.
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25d ago
I think the AI companies are to blame by drumming up a feeding frenzy (for money) rather than acknowledging they are "next word guessing machines".
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25d ago
I think it may be Curing cancer won’t redeem AI - by Ruxandra Teslo https://www.writingruxandrabio.com/p/curing-cancer-wont-rede...
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25d ago
Thanks for the link. Going through those, it looks as if only about 50% stuck, mostly from World War II, so here's hoping. I'm not sure if using the name is in any way enforced?
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25d ago
You can make too much of this. Countries regularly have different names for foreign or shared places. The "English Channel" is "La Manche", Cologne is Köln. Like the English language, it's pretty much down to "
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25d ago
> even if they are "the most qualified" Well are they or aren't they?
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25d ago
> Expelling people who have no particular attachment or roots to a given land is not ethnic cleansing. If you are going to expel people you need more than hand wavy definitions like this. Or does it just come down to "people who are
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26d ago
Why have personal computers when there are mainframes? Why have TV when you can go to the cinema? I'm glad the author acknowledges their bias.
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