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by esalman 1y ago
I have heard of worse. Check out recent podcast with Tony Aguilar or the Theo Von podcast with a doctor. Boys shot in the testicles. Children shot longitudinally (bullet went through head and lodged in the abdomen)- raising concern if they
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by esalman 1y ago
> his personality and the ethos he espouses We have to remember that it is a choice.
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Nobody will pay them 1.5m bonus for developing ASI though. As much as we hate on meta, open models are the answer.
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Not in my name.
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There's no way they're going to keep a modular car functioning for years without relying on frequent software updates.
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This. My top YouTube music track is crab rave phonk. Because apparently toddlers love it on repeat.
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NOAA released their budget estimate for FY 2026. Someone in our org ran it by copilot to summarize the impacts: * NOAA eliminates most climate, weather, and ocean labs and grants, causing major layoffs and loss of research capacity. * Natio
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Correlation is not causation bla bla bla...
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True. There are a lot of people who will make it a priority that Zohran, the popular choice, fails. You know who I'm talking about.
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> Countries with a nuclear option are effectively uninvadable That's second amendment for nuclear weapons. Inside US people are generally nice to each other because you don't know who's carrying.
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In some industries, a 0.7% rate of error for a simple reverse geocoding application would not be acceptable.
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by esalman 1y ago
First the bogus tariff equation, now this. Certainly not the last. Jokes aside, it's really sad to see seemingly no competent people not wanting to work with this administration.
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Thanks to DOGE you might read less and less about this kind of things.
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He voted for Biden in 2020.
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As someone who spent thirty years in a developing country with unstable political climate, I can tell you these are telltale signs.
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> Compared to "FSD this year", every year for the past five years, I honestly find the approach pretty refreshing. As an 11 years Toyota driver I agree.
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A lot of people, including me, realized even as early as circa 2018 that he was a nutcase. Imo the point of post hoc ergo should've been when he said zero Covid case by April (2020).
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> The left accomplished its goal Yeah we allowed a deranged billionaire to transform auto industry, even if it cost us democracy and threats of fascism and authoritarianism for the foreseeable future. Completely delusional.
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Thanks, I am indeed talking as a neutral observer. It's been almost 7 years since I realized how much of a nutcase he is. Some democrats only realized it 8 months ago.
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* 12 times per hour per user.
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> It is extremely irresponsible to assume that your customers have infinite cheap bandwidth Judging by the price of monitor stands, I wouldn't be surprised for Apple to make such assumptions.
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The irony here is that Democrats, for more than a decade, did anything and everything, by bankrolling taxpayers money into incentives and subsidies, to protect Tesla, help it compete and even flourish and scale, in the auto market where ma
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by esalman 1y ago
In this context, "cybernetic" refers to the systems of control, communication, and feedback that govern corporations. Corporations function as systems designed for efficiency and goal achievement, often prioritizing these over hu
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Corporations are cybernetic entities devoid of human qualities.
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It's billions in revenue vs millions in extra expense. There's the real deception. Even their net income was over 60 billions.
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> One of the biggest wastes of human talent is corporations hiring people to solve the same problems over and over and over. It's not the same human who is doing the same thing over and over though. I have a toddler. He's learn
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What is coding without critical thinking? I never vibe coded, and I don't understand this trend AT ALL. I read how copilot and such are detrimental to critical thinking, and I am even consciously scaling back on copilot use now wheneve
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by esalman 2y ago
Never thought I'd see the ugly third world side of America where authorities abuse their power with complete immunity. What happened to the checks and balances?
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The names are so effing predictable at this point.

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