frm88

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by frm88 2y ago
That was an enlightening read. Thank you for sharing.
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> People were worried that email would remove jobs from the economy too. And it did. Together with other technology, but yes: https://archive.is/20200118212150/https://www.wsj.com/articl... https:&#x
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Interesting read in the link. Thank you. I wish the site wouldn't throw an error when one tries to subscribe.
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This is the second time you write a comment where you argue that stable birthrate/population numbers contradict genocide. The ICC issued a warrant for Netanyahu on (among others) the grounds of using starvation as a method of warfare [
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Thank you for that link. I knew about letters to parts of the European industry but not to universities. 7. 12. 14. and 15. are mind blowing.
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Basis: words of the president on various different occasions, for example Trump wants to send U.S. citizens with criminal records to be imprisoned in EL Salvador. https://apnews.com/article/trump-citizens-prison-el-salv
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*There is academic and legal debate as to whether the current war, starting on Oct 7th, 2023, has devolved into a genocide — although that certainly isn't settled, and the international courts haven't yet issued rulings, they&#x27
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Ask and you shall receive :) https://www.axios.com/2025/04/04/foreign-visits-american-air... - A sight uptick followed, but the number was still down 18.4% as of March 28 versus the same time last year. - C
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New developments: https://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/bizarre-turn-in-bizarre...
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Wong Kim Ark. Granted, that's old. 1898. Still, the current administration's renewed call to revoke birthright citizenship was via executive order, promptly blocked by courts. Currently the case seems to rest with the Supreme Cour
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<<After glowing reviews, I spent $200 to try it out for my research. It hallucinated 8 of 10 references on a couple of different engineeribg topics. For topics that are well established (literature search), it is useful, although o3-m
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Do you have a source for that last sentence? All I can find is the opposite: <<Universities around the world have reported seeing an uptick in applications from U.S.-based researchers, who face an increasingly uncertain climate under
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> ... by destroying the ability to just sell software on a free market (including software components), it's in big part responsible for today's SaaS-ified software reality. Could you please elaborate on this or point me to a s
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Nicaragua had a go at the German government in March 2024 re. arms sales and could not prevail [0]. I just read an article that claims they have already made a new attempt, which could be more successful in the current situation [1 - in Ger
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I watched their video: it's Chromium with specific modifications.
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Not really, because the convincing point seems to have been the simplicity of AI-poetry: >Our findings suggest that participants employed shared yet flawed heuristics to differentiate AI from human poetry: the simplicity of AI-generated
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This. Christopher Nolan, but yes. AI can never capture the subtlety of the (failings) of the human mind/memory and the implications. It would have to learn it somehow and I don't see a method with which that can be taught.
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That was interesting, thank you for sharing. I was particularly surprised by [paraphrased] a disproportionate number of CIA employees are Mormon. Faking your own death - contact the Amelia Project /j
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>What about the investors bankrolling it, can we trust them? This is the crucial question. We live in capitalism and maximising profits is the most dominant axiom. Without any legislation in place anywhere in the world and AI-supported d