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ekianjo
1y ago
Why change the title? That's also against HN policy
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ekianjo
1y ago
Most countries have good friends with nukes. Iran included.
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ekianjo
1y ago
when were they involved in the past 30 years?
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ekianjo
1y ago
It's been like that for more than 20 years.
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ekianjo
1y ago
Taiwan has no nukes, and still has not been invaded by China.
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ekianjo
1y ago
He did strike Syria during his first term
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ekianjo
1y ago
> Sega is one of those companies quietly milking IP dry for a loyal fan base That's more like it
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ekianjo
1y ago
They are already doing product placement everywhere..'
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ekianjo
1y ago
It's better as in, it's faster to give you an answer versus reading pages of WebMD
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ekianjo
1y ago
> perform no better than the control group This is still impressive. Does it mean it can replace humans in the loop with no loss?
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ekianjo
1y ago
interesting because you could still make gatcha games which is just like digital gambling
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ekianjo
1y ago
It's possible to dump fuel but you don't have time to dump enough in an emergency
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ekianjo
1y ago
You mean like the whole office suite?
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ekianjo
1y ago
Media companies are heavily subsidized everywhere in the world and that's precisely because of politicians.
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ekianjo
1y ago
You can easily check that architects follow the same rules. When they work towards creating a new building their salaries are amortized
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ekianjo
1y ago
Kind of the same situation with Atari
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ekianjo
1y ago
> there any evidence of this kind of corruption Follow the money. Google gives so many millions to Mozilla, it would be a miracle if that had no effect on their priorities.
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ekianjo
1y ago
Depends entirely on the use case. Not every LLM workflow is a chatbot
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ekianjo
1y ago
Since this comes from Japan before trying to convert people to use transparent paper that has half the carbon footprint of plastic, why not reducing the massive packaging waste in Japan where everything is packed into 10 layers of plastic f
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ekianjo
1y ago
> Big Pharma would benefit from everyone taking ivermectin I don't follow. Why would Big pharma benefit from everyone taking ivermectin since its off patent and ultra cheap?
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ekianjo
1y ago
Very true!
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ekianjo
1y ago
But somehow the vaccines catch up on the strains before they come out?
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ekianjo
1y ago
Then why did we ask small kids to be vaccinated for COVID when they had no serious risk of anything? Rhetorical question, of course.
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ekianjo
1y ago
Even Pfizer recognized they never produced any data to support that in their trials. So the government was lying all along.
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ekianjo
1y ago
Most people would not even know the phone number of their friends and don't carry a notebook anymore for that, so the utility of those is very limited if your phone's battery is dead
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ekianjo
1y ago
It's even worse than banking there are some stores that only accept app-based payments these days (no credit card either) which should be completely illegal
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ekianjo
1y ago
It's a tell because it's a pattern. The word "delve" has seen its used skyrocket after ChatGPT came out. It's not some kind of strange coincidence.
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ekianjo
1y ago
Wood ends up in a landfill anyway or they have proper way to separate it from the rest of the trash?
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ekianjo
1y ago
You have never seen the video of the gorilla in the background?
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ekianjo
1y ago
Don't you contaminate the soils if you do that? Water flows everywhere...
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