culi

30 ms·

781.
by culi 6mo ago
Do you read the news? Whether or not to stop Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel was being discussed everywhere. On what basis was that power? > Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel can be stopped by the US President b
782.
by culi 6mo ago
That's not any more relevant than if I were to bring up the US' own concentration camps. In August of 2024, the ACLU released a report on these camps called "Resistance, Retaliation, Repression: Two Years in California Immigr
783.
by culi 6mo ago
Finally some sense. I am quite confident that the US would be reacting the exact same way if the situation was flipped.
784.
by culi 6mo ago
Also Chinese companies are now single-handedly keeping the future of LLMs open-sourced. DeepSeek being the pinnacle of this. Not only do they publish weights and code, but they publish detailed papers detailing their approach
785.
by culi 6mo ago
Yeah if an American tech firm had been working in the US for 5 years and then tried to close all US offices down and move its IPs and tech to a different country so that it can sell out to Alibaba or Bytedance, I'm sure the US would re
786.
by culi 6mo ago
Breaking the export rules. Tech workers should be used to the idea of a "Invention Assignment Agreement". Manus was built in China and all of its development happened there. In order to skirt Chinese review of the deal they tried
787.
by culi 6mo ago
Down with all nation-states! Not the rallying call I expected but I'm here for it
788.
by culi 6mo ago
You mean to tell me unions can make a government actually responsive to its people? Gee wouldn't that be nice to have here
789.
by culi 6mo ago
You'll love this. Audobon has this really neat page where you enter in a zip code and it gives you a list of native plants along with all the birds that associate with it. It also lists out butterflies and other pollinators—though that
790.
by culi 6mo ago
Truly gorgeous, thanks for sharing. Whenever I see a spider indoors I try to remind myself that for every spider I see I am probably seeing 10 less of other bugs. And if the spider is unsuccessful in catching other bugs it will leave on its
791.
by culi 6mo ago
Without them we would simply farm differently. Polyculture has now been thoroughly scientifically validated for its capabilities of dramatically reducing reliance on pesticides. It's not a fringe theory any more and we need to transiti
792.
by culi 6mo ago
Take a piss somewhere and wait 10 minutes. It'll be swarmed with butterflies who want the minerals you've laid out for them. The Amazonian soil is actually extremely poor because of how much water runs through its soil. It's
793.
by culi 6mo ago
Related topic: People Make Games has had really great coverage on Rockstar's illegal firing of the developers working on GTA 6 because of their unionization efforts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnuipPQDd_w
794.
by culi 6mo ago
And they are in much of Europe! Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Austria, Belgium, Iceland, Italy, etc. Even France has over 80% coverage
795.
by culi 6mo ago
Exactly. A lot of people acted like the attacks on Waymos during the ICE protests were random but they were anything but. All the local organizers are well aware of Google's contracts with ICE as well as the tributes Google paid to Tru
796.
by culi 6mo ago
Maybe the future isn't a human-like centralized intelligence but an octopus-like decentralized intelligence where more focus is placed on making the harness itself "smart"
797.
by culi 6mo ago
What is "a lot" of tourism is arbitrary but Cuba is obviously one of the most commonly talked about medical tourist destinations. Despite being strangled by the longest running US embargo (66 years) they managed to make a remarkab
798.
by culi 6mo ago
It's actually a major source of medical tourism towards Cuba
799.
by culi 6mo ago
Fair enough, thanks for clarifying. Feminist spaces love to play with language. Many people just aren't accustomed to it
800.
by culi 6mo ago
Yes I would say I am quite familiar with such spaces and have even read relevant theory. The subversion of language is sometimes poetic, sometimes just "play". Regardless, the fact that so much of this masc-biased website's e
801.
by culi 6mo ago
It depends which language you're talking about I guess. The "Arduina" bit is clearly a joke
802.
by culi 6mo ago
Yes, that's exactly the focus of modern feminist studies. Figures like Donna Haraway have pushed for a field of study that goes beyond identities of womanhood. > She advocates for political organizing based on "affinity"—c
803.
by culi 6mo ago
The group clearly has a strong sense of humor that the typical HN crowd is struggling to pick up on
804.
by culi 6mo ago
The language bit is dual purpose. For one it's clearly tongue in cheek. Furthermore, it's a way to scare off people who would get set off from a little bit of language play. It's a way to make an online space free of people t
805.
by culi 6mo ago
You are under the impression that this paper is negative on the health effects of coffee when in fact it is glowing about its health benefits from the onset
806.
by culi 6mo ago
Does DeepSeek's solution look more traceable? https://chat.deepseek.com/share/nyuz0vvy2unfbb97fv
807.
by culi 6mo ago
DeepSeek also seems capable of solving it. In under 20 minutes https://chat.deepseek.com/share/nyuz0vvy2unfbb97fv I guess we should test across other LLMs too
808.
by culi 6mo ago
So DeepSeek, GPT, and presumably many other LLMs are capable of solving this problem and even producing independent unique proofs. I wonder if this particular Erdos problem is unique in that solvability
809.
by culi 6mo ago
Probably because Gemini has access to Google's Knowledge Graph which has been around since 2012. One of the many major advantages Google has over other players that I also think is underdiscussed
810.
by culi 6mo ago
I don't mean lego knockoffs. I mean legal alternatives to lego. Yes I've heard modern Lepin often exceeds real LEGO in quality

More ›