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by culi 5mo ago
It's not "setting the tone" it says that explicitly and even goes into detail into the implementation of how that is going to be enforced > Implementation. (a) Within 120 days of the date of this order, the Director of t
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by culi 5mo ago
That's not accurate. The EO explicitly lays out the implementation > Sec. 4. Implementation. (a) Within 120 days of the date of this order, the Director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), in consultation with the Admin
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by culi 5mo ago
Almost a year ago we got EO 14319 or the "Preventing Woke AI in the Federal Government" that explicitly regulated the "ideology" of LLMs. This Executive Order is just an expansion of the existing censorship framework.
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by culi 5mo ago
The Executive Order: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/06/prom... IMO this isn't much more egregious than the "stop woke AI" executive order he signed in July 2025 which expl
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by culi 5mo ago
The leading theories for the origins of chemical evolution (abiogenesis) actually focus on deep-sea hydrothermal, alkaline vents
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by culi 5mo ago
That 1967 documentary highlights lichen and clumps of grass growing there. I imagine the soil ecology has been devastated and failed to regenerate which is why larger plants like trees haven't been able to return
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by culi 5mo ago
Well... sure but they created the problem in the first place... I'd like to live in a world where a company picking up after itself isn't "refreshing"
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by culi 5mo ago
Not picking up what you're referencing. Care to expand?
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by culi 5mo ago
Colombia and Suriname
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by culi 5mo ago
Clearly it does. Look at the thread we're in.
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by culi 5mo ago
I don't know how deeply you read into it, but people pointed out that Claude rewrote the entire testing stack in Python. Worse than that but it rolled its own unique framework. Every test file will randomly redefine its own `_run_and_c
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by culi 5mo ago
I'm not sure how partisan it is but it's certainly politicized. Regular people also weren't the ones that politicized it. These AI companies knew the risks they were taking on when they donated to Trump, bought out local city
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by culi 5mo ago
Sites like these have existed for a long time. I've used this one for years: https://frontendchecklist.io/rules I think what sets this specific one apart is its focus on "AI-readiness"
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by culi 5mo ago
I've used frontendchecklist for a few years now and it has a collection of rules and best practices kinda like this. Unforunately it seems the website has recently been updated to embrace "ai-readiness". But the rules are sti
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by culi 5mo ago
If anyone thinks the site is overall a good idea but doesn't want the ai/blockchain nonsense, you should know checklists like these are fairly common. My favorite for a few years now has been this https://frontendcheckl
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by culi 5mo ago
Maybe this will help https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_coups_in_Argentina There are only two countries in the entire South America that DO NOT have the experience of having a democratically elected leader overthro
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by culi 5mo ago
The longer we go without a wealth tax the more we're allowing ourselves to be raided
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by culi 5mo ago
Yup corporations that don't think they should pay taxes are entitled. You didn't school the populace, build the roads, provide natural disaster relief, etc to make your company possible in the first place.
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by culi 5mo ago
In the full video, tank man proceeded to climb onto the tank and have a conversation with the operator of the tank. I highly doubt you could do that in the US without being shot.
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by culi 5mo ago
When the constitution was first written up, senators were all appointed. People had to fight to amend the constitution to allow us to even vote for senators. And the presidency was definitely not meant to have as much impact as it does toda
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by culi 5mo ago
To be fair it also heavily leverages those breakthroughs to maintain geopolitical power. Get on the US' badside (by, e.g., having resources you're not willing to allow to be exploited) and suddenly you're cut off from researc
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by culi 5mo ago
Claude has already been implicated in the triple tap strike that killed over 150 school girls. They used Palantir's Maven to identify and prioritize targets and Maven integrates Claude into its decision making. In any sane world where
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by culi 5mo ago
Maven is not an LLM. Maven is software that uses LLMs. Mostly notably Claude
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by culi 5mo ago
The first link is a reader letter to a piece they published. The original piece is the second link in my comment. It has more information https://www.theguardian.com/technology/commentisfree/2026/ma... > T
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by culi 5mo ago
Depends what you want it for. Probably Qwen https://arena.ai/leaderboard
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by culi 5mo ago
what a strange world we live in where robots are WORSE at handling formatted stuff. I wonder what this means for the importance of semantic HTML to screenreaders
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by culi 5mo ago
DeepSeek pro is frontier at this point.
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by culi 5mo ago
I don't think it ever appeared in JS bundles. I'm just saying it's available to any dev in their IDEs with a simple ctrl+click
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by culi 5mo ago
I don't understand what you're trying to say and I think you might be very confused. Data centers use more water per acre. If we had the exact same number of acres of golf courses and data centers, data centers would use more wate
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by culi 5mo ago
First link says > AI is ‘identifying and prioritising targets, recommending weaponry and evaluating legal grounds for a strike’.

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