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daveguy
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daveguy
2y ago
Well, republicans have only been trying to push tax and spend for the last 40+ years.
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2y ago
Billionaires, billionaires billionaires, billionaires! And multimillionaires, and somewhat the millionaires. See also, this post which is one of the most succinct statements on the state of taxes, spending, and the deficit that I have seen:
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daveguy
2y ago
Title needs (2018). Data on language usage growth goes to 2018.
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daveguy
2y ago
Yes, a patent can be extended with a different use case. Drug repurposing or repositioning is mostly done exactly because of this financial benefit. Unfortunately that does not apply to currently generic drugs, so pharmaceutical companies d
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daveguy
2y ago
It took us nearly 70 years to get to this architecture and the processing power to support it. If we are waiting for a new breakthrough architecture, it could be decades. Our brains send signals with very high concurrency to individual proc
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daveguy
2y ago
Yes. I was speaking in admiration when I said Macron whooped Trump.
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daveguy
2y ago
Oh, Russia is still the outside force pulling Trump's puppet strings. They just did such a good propaganda job with "Russia Russia Russia" that people are afraid to say it.
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2y ago
You must have missed the visit from the French president. Macron whooped Trump harder than Stormy. That's probably why his fragile little ego needed someone to tell at.
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2y ago
Your link includes the following points about the law that established the Merlion as a symbol/logo for the tourism board, which makes me think their variation is fine: STB does not own copyright for variations of the Merlion Sym
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2y ago
Thinking that everyone in a federal job or benefitting from those big bad grants are all in one party is some massive ignorance that takes a lot of brainwashing on right wing media to accomplish. They won't understand until it affects
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2y ago
elon lost a contract. At this point most people consider that a good thing, since he is trying to sow chaos in the US government for little to no benefit to the US or anywhere else except his wallet. And he is enabling the little dictator.
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2y ago
I'm surprised the deal was worth more than the market cap when they did the license rug pull.
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2y ago
If that's what it takes to get 50% of the US to not be forced fed only one side by dipshits. Yup.
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2y ago
I'm curious as to whether this would really make better coffee. Is fresh roasted from green beans a better cup? Is their regular roaster worth getting vs the digital one? Do green coffee beans last longer? Where do you get green coffee
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2y ago
Curious as to what LLMs you are using to allow successful queries like this and what are you using them for? If you don't mind sharing. My understanding was that these would result in some fairly random, maybe true maybe not, results.
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2y ago
Personally, I think they'll move some of the Alexa+ functionality to prime subscribers and increase the prime rate again to subsidize.
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daveguy
2y ago
I stopped shopping at Amazon about a year ago. Too much overhead figuring out the good products, vs the scam products, vs the mediocre but pushed products. Been using Newegg/BestBuy for electronics, Costco/Target/Walmart for
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daveguy
2y ago
EDIT: doh! Mixed up Zstd and Zlib. Nothing to see here. (Can't delete with a reply.)
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daveguy
2y ago
Yes, please do this GP. Renounce your citizenship and be free of the big bad taxes. Most of us prefer infrastructure and long term public research.
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2y ago
No. Trump got a 49.8% plurality of the vote was the second time around. The first time around he only got 46.1% to Hillary Clinton's 48.2% (not even a plurality -- yay electoral college). He did not win a majority in either of his wins
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2y ago
Since a lot of ML data is stored as parquet, I found this to be a useful tidbit from lancedb's documentation: > Data storage is columnar and is interoperable with other columnar formats (such as Parquet) via Arrow https://
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2y ago
I don't think the expected final timeline is really the point. I think the point is cash flow, and to defund and disrupt competition. The benefit to musk is cash 3 years early and locking out competition -- win win. Regardless, if the
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2y ago
Deorbit of the ISS was scheduled for 2030 with experiments and research continuing until deorbit. Mant research programs are depending on this continuation of service to complete recent proposals. If you didn't think musk had a conflic
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2y ago
The weirdest part to me, especially with that kind of money, is the lack of bringing in external expertise. There are a lot of ag experts that are up to date on the latest greenhouse, climate, and plant science. Many colleges in the US st
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2y ago
Not to be glib, but private equity loves to enshittify for profit. It's really bad in combination with necessary services. See also: dental, medical, veterinary
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2y ago
> I think there are a lot of people who feel like they were locked out of funding opportunities because of the focus on amyloid-beta. Maybe this is true, I don’t know. ... You completely excluded the last sentence of the quote by the GP.
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2y ago
All of this is about actual oversight verification and oversight performed in 2024 and earlier. This is pre-doge, so of course none of their garbage lies show up. Only the actual oversight by regulators that doge is fking up.
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2y ago
"Condoms for Hamas" was debunked.
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2y ago
All of these agencies had multiple levels of oversight both within the executive and through congress. Trump eliminated inspectors general positions providing oversight. The executive branch doesn't get to interpret what spending is in
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2y ago
To our allies, yes and without a doubt. Maybe if we had invaded an ally based on questionable intelligence. But now, the US is siding with dictators and oligarchs and against Canada, Mexico, EU, England, Japan, South Korea. If you don'
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