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by forgotTheLast 9mo ago
The tariffs are claimed to be a national security emergency and without the approval or Congress, therefore the composition of Congress won't matter unless the Supreme court judges otherwise.
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by forgotTheLast 9mo ago
Is the number of EV sales for 2025 out? I expect it to be much lower since Quebec suspended their subsidies for a good chunk of the year.
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by forgotTheLast 9mo ago
The first world is now getting the third world treatment
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by forgotTheLast 9mo ago
I expect to see it on the front page of HN by the end of the day
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by forgotTheLast 9mo ago
On the one hand, with 1800 open issues and 800 open PRs (most of it probably AI generated slop) makes it a bit understandable for the maintainers to be slow to reply. On the other hand, the vulnerability is so baffling that I'll make s
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by forgotTheLast 9mo ago
Wouldn't UMA tokens increase in value proportionally to Polymarket's market cap, considering they're basically a unit of control of that market cap?
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by forgotTheLast 9mo ago
My assumption is that this will end up replacing the DDG(X) program in name only and that all the Trump "upgrades" will be scaled back or removed.
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by forgotTheLast 10mo ago
The French DGSE was also exposed targeting dozens of american tech aerospace companies in the 90s (and probably still are). That type of state-assisted industrial espionage is pretty common, even between "friendly" nations. I thi
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by forgotTheLast 10mo ago
One argument against local fine-tuning was that by the time you were done training your finetune of model N, model N+1 was out and it performed your finetune out of the box. That kinda stopped being the case last year though.
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by forgotTheLast 11mo ago
Reddit does the same for comment. It's on by default and the quality of translations isn't good. Completely jarring
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by forgotTheLast 11mo ago
Article 6 >For the purpose of Article 5, an armed attack on one or more of the Parties is deemed to include an armed attack: >on the territory of any of the Parties in Europe or North America, on the Algerian Departments of France 2,
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by forgotTheLast 11mo ago
> The October 7 massacre passed with barely any notice in much of the Western world. That's a lie. It was front page news for a week in every major western newspaper. Just use the Wayback Machine to look at the headlines for that da
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by forgotTheLast 11mo ago
Hamas was the de facto government in the Gaza strip, so it was in everyone's best interest to fund them enough to keep their civil branches running (pre-oct 7). >Qatar does, the official allows, transfer $30 million each month to th
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by forgotTheLast 11mo ago
Rumours say a resignation letter was recovered from a bush nearby. We have Starbuck's ex-VP of HR with us in the studio tonight to help us make sense of the situation, and talk to us about their new book "Layoffs for Dummies"
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
220kg is about 1% of the plane's fuel capacity. They must've had a lot of faith in their fuel probes.
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
Yes
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
Disco Elysium
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
TormentNexusification
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
That's the lesson anyone who works as tech support for their tech-illiterate relatives learns eventually.
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
How do we know the frames aren't generated and streamed on-the-fly from mocap on a real live eagle?
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
That term has a very specific meaning and I wish people stopped using it to mean "big tech doing something bad"
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
You're describing the F-35B/C
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
It's being discontinued next year ironically.
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
That was true for a few years but now it's about a fifth of their revenue.
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
I.e. people who look at f(now) and assume it'll be like this forever against people who look at f'(now) and assume it'll improve like this forever
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
I don't fly on widebody aircraft very often so I don't consider myself an expert, but long flights in B777 economy class with a 3-4-3 seat configuration shouldn't be legal
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
> various organizations that were originally founded by fascists then later moderated (roughly similar to the French FN/RN). The reason those journalists were targeted is because they infiltrated one of those organizations and found
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
Those barriers do serve their purpose but it's rarely a terrorist threat. Just do a web search for "drunk driver bollard".
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
>Based on his analysis, Fowler determined the data was captured by some kind of infostealer malware. A popular tool used by cybercriminals, an infostealer is designed to grab usernames, passwords, and other sensitive data from breached s
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by forgotTheLast 1y ago
You can do even better by asking it to ask clarifying questions before generating anything, then editing your initial prompt with those clarifications.

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