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by ck2 3mo ago
with US Government owning huge chunks now "too big to fail" bailout incoming will make subprime crash seem like child's play sure you won't be able to ever afford a home but we'll have tons of cheap super-hardware b
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by ck2 3mo ago
I am not sure if this is how it works but let's say there was a reddit thread talking about the pelican benchmark and in it someone posts mockup examples of what an ideal result would look like aren't some LLM going to digest that
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by ck2 3mo ago
Yeah no, Norway and a few others are the free-est country in history, just because someone declares US is "free" doesn't make it true, we disappear citizens all the time, police can seize your property without cause, governme
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by ck2 3mo ago
for a moment I thought this was going to be about arc-lights in the 1800s that mechanically touch electrodes and then draw apart * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arc_lamp it's amazing how far we've come think
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by ck2 3mo ago
I think the idea is if "AI" can solve math proofs that humans haven't for a century then if "AI" freestyles stolen art and literature then it might create something as good if not better because of resources and pro
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by ck2 3mo ago
follow the money I've observed there seems to be some kind of game by this administration to make $3-6 million PER DAY by any means, pardons, gifts, tariff cutouts etc. so it become a billion in his pocket each year after taxes, if he
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Saudi Arabia to be sold uranium enrichment ability by US without IAEA inspection(apnews.com)
9 points by ck2 3mo ago|3 comments
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by ck2 3mo ago
I think I read somewhere around here the code could be run today on something as low powered as the chip that runs the USB charger for an iphone So yeah I'd like to see that lol
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by ck2 3mo ago
vaguely related I read a fascinating story the other day about basically garbage dumping of leftover oyster/clam shells being used to re-seed a marine ecosystem off the Florida Keys * https://www.yahoo.com/news/sci
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by ck2 3mo ago
imagine what this looks like in three more years by 2029, 1000 more days they are lying more and more to courts, they immediately move people out of state at great expense to prevent lawyers from access we only know of the warehouse prisons
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by ck2 3mo ago
Our country is now a clown show Heritage Foundation, you know those super-left liberals, already did this and found like a hundred votes max over a decade and most of those were pure accidents and not intentional fraud, certainly not able t
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by ck2 3mo ago
post-midnight tweet rants incoming the end of CNN is going to be as sad as the end of 60 Minutes and Colbert didn't have to be this way and really shouldn't be possible but here we are
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Judge orders pause to Paramount-Warner Bros merger as states argue antitrust law(variety.com)
25 points by ck2 3mo ago|2 comments
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by ck2 3mo ago
and completely seriously: 7. right-wing gains power and bans bike lanes anyway, labeling them "leftist" city after city in various states/countries but back to phones the real problem is they can't rule that parents must
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by ck2 3mo ago
16GB ECC DDR5 was $50 early 2025 it is now $500 when the AI/datacenter bubble finally bursts we are going to have some amazing hardware deals
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by ck2 3mo ago
I have CNS and nerve damage from covid and my hands are basically my regulators now I get Raynauds syndrome even in the summer Basically if my hands are warm, I am warm, if my hands are cold my entire body is cold always wanted to try this
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by ck2 3mo ago
they aren't going to get "shellacked" that would seem logical but it has nothing to do with logic this happened because 50% of latinos (natural born, naturalized) voted for the Orange Infant because THEY DONT CARE about anyth
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by ck2 3mo ago
there is one single person who is driving 99% of the damage Russell Vought everyone knows who Stephen Miller is but Russell Vought is the real monster for perspective, he got rid of the very programs that developed a drug to keep his child
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by ck2 3mo ago
what an ugly question super easy for US to kill lots of innocent civilians tho just get rid of the agencies responsible for reviewing targets for civilians imagine one person being able to put the entire country into yet another forever war
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by ck2 3mo ago
I realize this particular case is state level but at the federal level $21 TRILLION has been spent on militarization including police forces from 2001-2021 https://ips-dc.org/report-state-of-insecurity-cost-militariz... eno
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by ck2 3mo ago
The discussions around that 1140b Super-Earth made me realize if most of life is on 10G planets, they aren't making it out of orbit, maybe not even into orbit Even just 2G would require much more advanced technology than we have now to
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by ck2 3mo ago
could machine-learning even handle a TEN PAGE PROMPT just a year ago? this is changing my mind, at least about experts using advanced tools like any profession where it's like the magic of watching a lifetime of hard-earned skill at wo
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by ck2 3mo ago
routers could solve this for consumers with a checkbox for "intranet only" 99% of consumers won't know how to setup a firewall but could handle a checkbox only problem I have is I can't seem to punch a hole for time sync
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by ck2 3mo ago
btw there is now open-source 3rd party firmware for some tp-link cameras from https://thingino.com
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by ck2 3mo ago
I still remember clearly sitting down to play with the TRS-80 at the local Radio Shack in the 1970s Unlike anything I had ever experienced, it was life changing, I would bike to the store every day after school Family couldn't afford t
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by ck2 3mo ago
it is just so weird to me that nearly $9 BILLION can be created out of nowhere for nothing how can that be healthy for civilization
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by ck2 3mo ago
personally rooting for a gamma-ray burst within 8000 light years (which incidentally would have been traveling since the start of recorded human history) the entire upper atmosphere would be turned to nitrogen dioxide even the side of earth
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by ck2 3mo ago
we talked about this in great detail yesterday on HN with some fantastic comments * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48939742 NASA has a neat exoplanet catalog where you can also switch to its solar system view * https
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by ck2 3mo ago
or it's all the "pollution" leaking from their fusion reactors ;-)
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by ck2 3mo ago
one thing about physics, particularly astro-physics, is it's NEVER boring been diving into PBS-Space-Time and DrBecky past few years as distraction from the endless nightmare of the world we are living in this has been a great educatio

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