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by giantg2 1y ago
I don't have much experience but I played around with a USB Coral TPU. I did not try it with an LLM, but with used some image recognition stuff. Seemed OK, but wasn't as intense as an LLM would be. You'd probably have better
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by giantg2 1y ago
What I like has no bearing on what I consider social media. When I use YouTube, I don't connect or interact with others. I'm just consuming content similar to Netflix. Maybe the comments section could be considered that. However,
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by giantg2 1y ago
Stealing them is a possibility too. I think the point is still valid.
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"but the primary/secondary split culturally leads to much, much smaller primary legislation." Maybe if starting from zero, but not with the established culture.
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by giantg2 1y ago
This ban includes watching videos. The law says they must take action to prevent underage persons from accessing their services. This means they will likely have to require login and age verify any accounts. The carve out in the article is
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by giantg2 1y ago
"The primary/secondary legislation approach tends to head off that possibility because secondary legislation that is genuinely unwieldy tends not to get out of committee." Cause and effect is off here. If the primary legislat
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by giantg2 1y ago
There is a happy medium. The big beautiful bill stuff is not normal. There are some states that have single issue clauses where the bill must be a single issue, resulting in more concise bills. Enforcement and rules can be made by agencies
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by giantg2 1y ago
The law says providers need to prevent minors from accessing their services. This likely means that YouTube will require an age verified login.
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by giantg2 1y ago
"The bill only bans them from having accounts." No, the bill says they must take reasonable steps to prevent underage persons from accessing their services. Arguably, this means embedded videos will need to be restricted just as t
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by giantg2 1y ago
This ban includes watching videos. The law says they must take action to prevent underage persons from accessing their services. This means they will likely have to require login and age verify any accounts. The carve out in the article is
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by giantg2 1y ago
"So you can just log off to bypass it?" Nobody knows. The government hasn't determined how the age verification will work. A good guess will be that it will require age verified accounts for anyone in that country to access c
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by giantg2 1y ago
Its a little bit of a stretch to call YouTube social media. There are tons of great instructional videos. The real kicker to me is that the government has passed a law restricting access yet they haven't determined how they're goi
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by giantg2 1y ago
Hey Dan, I am familiar with the site. My approach was intended to be from a non-partisan intellectual standpoint showing how examples from one party can have similar examples in the other party. I can see how looking at my comment alone, it
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by giantg2 1y ago
"A lot more of America is rural than wildland." Rural is a larger identifier which encompasses wildlands. It also depends on what you classify as wildland. According to the dictionary it's uncultivated land. If we were to mea
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by giantg2 1y ago
It seems like the only way to settle the issue is the release the files. That information does seem to show a difference between how each side is treating it. I'm not familiar with the whole history, so I'm not sure why previous a
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by giantg2 1y ago
Yeah, I wasnt comparing a single admin to another for scope. My main point was that thinking only one party does these things isn't representative of the situation. A big problem is that virtually every prior administration did one or
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by giantg2 1y ago
"Based on your response, you are plenty sure." I legitimately wasn't sure at first. I had to look up many of the recent examples to assume who they were talking about. "The key phrase here is "in response to TX&quot
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by giantg2 1y ago
It's not crazy, it's typical (sadly). Anytime either side is pushing something the other side disagrees with, they claim the opposition is being partisan. Then there are the flip flops, like claiming the debt ceiling is a big deal
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by giantg2 1y ago
I don't know of any studies looking at this specifically, but there are numerous groups and programs that use honeybees as an outreach tool for environmental education. There are studies about the effectiveness of experiential learning
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by giantg2 1y ago
Yes,my prior comment reversed numbers 2 and 3. "Only half of the studies pointed to a negative impact of competition, and most of the negative impacts were studies where wild bees changed their visitation rate on certain flowers. It ha
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by giantg2 1y ago
Supposedly, it only takes 250 mason bees to do the same pollination as 10,000 honeybees. I think there are people working on scaling this. The honey business is secondary to the pollination money, so having pollination done without having t
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by giantg2 1y ago
Please read your #2 source. That one says competition is fine in rural areas because carrying capacity is still sufficient. This might be different than your #3 source, hence the comment about contradictory sources.
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by giantg2 1y ago
They can , but they don't . You missed the point. Awareness through exposure to beekeeping can change human behavior in a beneficial way. If you read some of the previously linked articles, you will see that it is still debateable if
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by giantg2 1y ago
Bacterial issues aren't that much of a concern for beekeepers. It can be used to treat European Foulbrood, but the only other issue is American Fouldbrood and that isn't treatable. There are some interesting things being done in t
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by giantg2 1y ago
"The native pollinators, such as bumblebees, are outcompeted by honeybee hives" ... in urban environments, and it' still debatable. Your #2 source provides additional details. There are a lot of other dubious claims here that
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by giantg2 1y ago
Eh, seems kind of interesting, but can't you just use reagent cured soft plastics at room temperature without the cost of a machine?
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by giantg2 1y ago
Becuase guns have higher protections, more stringent seller regulations, and advocacy groups. In some localities, things like swords can be illegal to own. The dealers generally don't need a special license. With guns, you have an FFL
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by giantg2 1y ago
"That content is illegal in Australia." So why wouldn't the Australian government go after Steam? If you're a legitimate company legally operating in a locale, then it would be reasonable to assume they are following the
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by giantg2 1y ago
"If Visa was aware that there was a substantial amount of child porn on MindGeek’s sites," It would be reasonable for anyone to believe that a registered business that is a major operator is following the law. If they are not, the
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by giantg2 1y ago
Stop strawmanning. Other countries care about kids and use normal parental supervision and controls without being authoritarian.

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