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871.
by beardyw 1y ago
You want my email for a wish?
872.
Dick Cheney, vice-president and giant of Republican politics, dies aged 84(theguardian.com)
23 points by beardyw 1y ago|3 comments
873.
by beardyw 1y ago
Good luck getting people to sign up to read your story!
874.
by beardyw 1y ago
I am in the UK and retired after 50 years of it. If you only look at the front page you will get that impression. Not if you look at newer stuff. I use hnapp.com for that. [That's why I am here!]
875.
by beardyw 1y ago
I refer you to my previous answer.
876.
by beardyw 1y ago
> help to disassociate the country’s image from the large bird of the same name. So easily done - what? You are going to roast a whole country? You are going on holiday in huge bird?
877.
by beardyw 1y ago
Hey, this is his way of making a living. Please be outraged.
878.
by beardyw 1y ago
> There are no irrational numbers measurable in the universe. Because of course measurement reduces them to rational. That doesn't make them go away.
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From Intel to the infinite, Pat Gelsinger wants Christian AI to change the world(theregister.com)
4 points by beardyw 1y ago|0 comments
880.
by beardyw 1y ago
I always felt that most numbers being irrational would make simulation tricky. On the other hand, if it's just me, and everything including you is just simulated for my benefit, it's not too hard.
881.
by beardyw 1y ago
Does that still happen. I thought that was only in cowboy films.
882.
by beardyw 1y ago
I don't understand. What are you refering to?
883.
by beardyw 1y ago
,> So I’d like to get feedback as I play. Are my moves good, what are my chances of winning, did I miss a trick somewhere, etc. My approach is to play against a strong computer opponent in chess.com. I also have Lichess open at the anal
884.
Proof Connects Quantum Mechanics with Infinitely Intricate Math Structures(wired.com)
3 points by beardyw 1y ago|0 comments
885.
AI blew open software security, now OpenAI wants to fix it with agent Aardvark(theregister.com)
2 points by beardyw 1y ago|1 comments
886.
by beardyw 1y ago
If it was me I would score the move by the change in stockfish, before and after.
887.
Trump's Baffling Call for Resuming U.S. Nuclear Tests(scientificamerican.com)
4 points by beardyw 1y ago|0 comments
888.
by beardyw 1y ago
via: https://hackaday.com/2025/10/30/phantomraven-attack-exploits...
889.
PhantomRaven: NPM Malware Hidden in Invisible Dependencies(koi.ai)
2 points by beardyw 1y ago|1 comments
890.
Virgin Media O2 seals deal with Elon Musk firm to boost UK rural mobile coverage(theguardian.com)
5 points by beardyw 1y ago|1 comments
891.
by beardyw 1y ago
> Demo: [link to your video on YouTube or Vimeo] Did you use it to create your comment?
892.
by beardyw 1y ago
> It's unfortunate because there is really no real way to "fix" wikipedia, so obviously grokapedia is going to be super flawed. What??
893.
by beardyw 1y ago
Actually, let's add "as of today".
894.
by beardyw 1y ago
I can't think of any worse place to use AI.
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Nvidia, Cisco look to deepen AI innovation across 6G, telecoms(computerweekly.com)
2 points by beardyw 1y ago|3 comments
896.
by beardyw 1y ago
> I’m not arguing we shouldn’t do it. Why not. Most human beings agree this is wrong.
897.
by beardyw 1y ago
Helping prevent people killing themselves is not a justification for murdering other people. That is animal.
898.
by beardyw 1y ago
> Rising birth rates no longer tied to economic prosperity It has never been true and the opening part of the paper acknowledges it. This is a sensationalised title. High birth rates have always understandably been linked to poverty.
899.
by beardyw 1y ago
The Houthis only managed to kill 7.
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US Military kills 14 in attacks on vessels in the Pacific, according to Hegseth(theguardian.com)
13 points by beardyw 1y ago|12 comments

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