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Palantir's Maven system integrates LLM models in decision making for identifying targets. It was using Claude when it identified targets in Iran, including the Minab elementary school > Two sources confirmed to NBC News that Palanti
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Is that why Claude Code is buggy as hell?
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He was much more effective at disputing narratives than he was at creating alternative ones. But no one can deny his ability to captivate and inspire the imagination This was one of my favorite talks he gave: https://www.youtube.
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Interestingly, David Graeber argued that mathematical thinking likely began through initiatives of women. Specifically tied to practices like weaving, beadwork, and tracking plant-based knowledge. https://theanarchistlibrary.org&
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Old school teflon is inert at low temperatures but when you scratch it, it's thermal stability is drastically lowered. Even low temperatures can be dangerous. Also most pans nowadays have phased that out and use PFOA or GenX which are
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A single scratch on a pan is enough to release thousands to millions of PTFE particles and microplastic particles. Scratched pans also significantly lowers the PFAS thermal stability which means even low temperatures can be overheating And
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It's worth noting that all "forever chemicals" have major health concerns. PFAS, as a class, is the one most studied. They have been explicitly banned in many countries (e.g. France and Sweden) and even some US states (Maine,
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Non-stick pans are fine if they are never heated above 500°F (260°C) and never scratched. In general, you probably shouldn't regularly use a nonstick pan for longer than 2 years. If it is scratched or heated above what it says on the l
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There's an endless stream of non-stick pans in Goodwills. I feel bad for the people that don't know better and buy used non-stick pans and I also feed bad about the sheer amount of waste being generated. It would be incredible if
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It's notable because when Trump first banned the chips, it massively impacted China's economy. Now China is the one voluntarily not buying them
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Ok so what you're saying is Android doesn't have this feature. Xioami does. Type in a different pin and access a second space. Not the same as profiles, obviously
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Fascinating. It seems the feature is called "Second Space" https://www.mi.com/global/support/faq/details/KA-492586/
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The "actual thing" was never implemented. People meme about it because it's funny. Not based on reality
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> Thirdly Chinese companies don't want them for training because newer chips are more cost effective. Please read the FTA. Deepseek is literally explicitly talking about wishing they could get their hands on H200s > Secondly Chin
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https://pnppl.cc/prairieland/
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In the US, someone got 30 years in prison for moving a box of zines. The zines were used to charge the person as a terrorist. Here are the zines that were moved: https://pnppl.cc/prairieland/
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It's likely illegal in Florida (where this happened). They made it illegal to paint stuff on your cars that would trick ALPR or surveillance cameras
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It's relevant that supporters of the party of "law and order" and "tough on crime" are anti-Flock too.
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> $300,000 for architecture, engineering, and environmental reviews, plus $150,000 for construction management. Multiple rounds of public feedback, commission reviews, and administrative paperwork required extensive paid city staff time.
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> and the FlockHopper app can be used to navigate without passing any of them. Didn't know about this! Pretty neat https://dontgetflocked.com/
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Funnily enough, the whole "social credit" thing that Westerners like to meme about was supposed to work like that. Although it never really got implemented, it was meant to be a score applied exclusively to business leaders, polit
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That doesn't mean they're making money. Other providers could just be doing it more efficiently. DeepSeek is trying to make its model optimized for Hauwei chips instead of NVIDIA so it has its own constraints
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They've achieved self-sufficiency in >14nm chips in remarkable timing. Unfortunately for DeepSeek, it's the <14nm chips that are needed for massive training tasks. I wouldn't be surprised if China backs down and lets th
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Trump reversed course on the NVIDIA ban. It's now China that is blocking their companies from buying NVIDIA chips. So the shell entities would be to get around Chinese, not USian restrictions
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> Objectively speaking, if I can spend two billion this year, it would indicate that our procurement department has achieved outstanding performance. The main gap between us and the United States lies in resources, while the disparity in
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Maybe: "Leaked Deepseek transcripts reveal plan to pause fundraising due to compute gap" I don't know what "compute gap" means in this context though and it's not clear that that's why they plan to pause f
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I'd actually say climate/environmental news has had an optimism bias because there was a strong strain of thinking reporting on how dreadful certain things are would cause people to give up. I'd say Mongabay is mostly focused
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Ah yeah, that was the name. Thanks
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Here's some less popular posts in the past year that people didn't make Poob jokes about: * Gemini is now on Mac * OpenClaw is now on Android * Instapaper is now on Kobo * Gitzy is now on Testflight * Webpack is now on Bluesky ht
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it's just two recent examples (Gleam on Tangled and now Bitchat on Radicle) and they're both the same format. [Some well-liked but niche tech] switched their code forge to [a decentralized code forge]. Tbh I'm surprised how m

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