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Zuckerberg will no longer release the most powerful systems to the public(livescience.com)
8 points by dakial1 1y ago|3 comments
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by dakial1 1y ago
Seems like maybe he was good natured but susceptible to the influence of the environment he grew up/lived. Kind of like those grandpas who were very kind to all people but for unknown reasons had prejudice against minorities. I was hop
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by dakial1 1y ago
Because highly secure coin wouldn't allow the government to track money. I firmly believe that the Federal Agencies do not fight bitcoin exactly because it is so easily tracked.
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by dakial1 1y ago
"Ensure that Frontier AI Protects Free Speech and American Values AI systems will play a profound role in how we educate our children, do our jobs, and consume media. It is essential that these systems be built from the ground up with
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by dakial1 1y ago
I have the sensation that US is experiencing a transition similar to what happened to Europe when it went to the middle ages, ruling parties, leveraging religion a lot, tries to control knowledge as a way of controlling ideals/values a
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by dakial1 1y ago
I'm sorry for your loss. Thanks for the recommendation, will watch the doc.
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by dakial1 1y ago
Ah yes! I remember that from "The expanse" as well: "let's do a meeting to decide how to evade the missile!" I think that Physics-compliant sci-fi novels are more entertaining because the solutions (feasible or not)
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by dakial1 1y ago
Brazil, with all the things it does wrong, has a very good Consumer Law and regulating agencies (for public interest services like utilities, health, etc..) The regulating agencies have very user friendly digital channels for the population
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How to Negotiate with Trump and Win(substack.com)
5 points by dakial1 1y ago|2 comments
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by dakial1 1y ago
I love science fiction because they usually try to play these scenarios in a somewhat feasible future. The 3 Body Problem series (more specifically the 3rd book) goes well into what it would take for humanity to be interestellar even withou
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by dakial1 1y ago
Well, pain exists for a reason for animals to pay attention to things that are harming the body. If you remove the flag (pain), harm will continue.
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by dakial1 1y ago
https://techcrunch.com/2014/02/19/whatsapp-will-monetize-lat... Zuck Says Ads Aren’t The Way To Monetize Messaging, WhatsApp Will Prioritize Growth Not Subscriptions "Monetization was the big topic on to
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by dakial1 1y ago
Something seems to have happened in NL in March that generated some demand for it, but it seems to have vanished now: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=NL&q=%2Fm%2F012...
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by dakial1 1y ago
The announcement video is pretty funny in the classic Mel Brooks style https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsK-KPi_w3w This news really made my day, both for being spaceballs and the return of Rick Moranis
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by dakial1 1y ago
Good article and DYI work. But I was surprised that you didn't plug a GenAi api to break the tasks for you, maybe on version 2.0?
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by dakial1 1y ago
Ok Hackernews, you convinced to test it out. But from my first days experience I can safely say that 300 searches a month is a low number for entry pricing. And given that I'm in a developing country, the entry pricing is also not chea
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by dakial1 1y ago
Man, they will have a hard time when they start working. There is no blocking if you have to collaborate with someone, if they don't learn how solve conflicts they will suffer a lot.
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The breakthrough blood test for Alzheimers(erictopol.substack.com)
1 points by dakial1 1y ago|0 comments
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by dakial1 1y ago
Anyone has any idea of the potential reason? Ocean current changes?
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Yuval Noah Harari: Trump's world of rival fortresses(ft.com)
5 points by dakial1 1y ago|1 comments
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by dakial1 2y ago
That’s right crypto is also very traceable by the very public nature of the ledger
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by dakial1 2y ago
According to Brazil's Central bank (and other sources) cash usage is 22%, there is no move whatsoever towards cash. Source: https://www.bcb.gov.br/content/cedulasemoedas/pesquisabrasil...
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by dakial1 2y ago
You mean online right? Credit/debit card payment gateways are a little cumbersome for foreigners not only because they are a small amount of customers, but also because it opens a window for card fraud, which in Brazil, the online stor
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by dakial1 2y ago
Pix proposition is very valuable for governments, as it is the best way of controlling transactions, inside the country and cross-border. To you second point, I think the pix penetration/popularity proves that the majority of the peopl
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by dakial1 2y ago
"Yes, it covers 99% of use cases, but look at this 1%...." It is the same discussion with autonomous driving, it generates much less accidents than humans, but look at these anedoctical accidents...
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by dakial1 2y ago
I never heard of this concept until this post, maybe because I live in a sunny country (Brazil) but I can totally see the use case for countries in higher latitudes, as the sun setting at 3pm mist be quite depressing for people. I wonder if
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by dakial1 2y ago
Well, I think the challenge here is that they need to install the lights in all those settings to take the photo and this would be very expensive. The main purpose is to illustrate uses here, not show the final product. Maybe a disclaimer w
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by dakial1 2y ago
Good summary, thanks for pointing it out!
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by dakial1 2y ago
My Sister-in-law says that Bluey’s father is me, I always take that as a compliment because I think he is awesome.
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Is the Honeymoon over for Neobanks?(thebanker.com)
1 points by dakial1 2y ago|2 comments

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