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by giardini 1y ago
Non-pay link?
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by giardini 1y ago
I would indeed definitely like to see proof - of intelligence!
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by giardini 1y ago
deftnerd says> Iran has always wanted to have a respected navy. < They couldn't find enough men who could swim!
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by giardini 1y ago
That is a good idea and possibly would make processing or handling traceable (by adding easily-traced material to the scene).
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by giardini 1y ago
How deep would a nuclear bunker-buster penetrate?
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by giardini 1y ago
Nuke them and then say that the Iranians f'ed up while handling the material?
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by giardini 1y ago
Yes. It was a parody of yunwal's post (which I possibly should have cc'ed). . Reread yunwai's post and mine together and you will understand. Endless "unity...discrete" discussions have arisen in both science and ph
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by giardini 1y ago
catoc states, amongst other things, that: >"Intelligence is clearly possible."< Perhaps not a citation but a proof is required here!
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by giardini 1y ago
As far as we know, the universe is a single unity, and any discrete units and any other type of math are human distinctions overlaid upon that unity.
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by giardini 1y ago
But if it's corpora do NOT include the Harry Potter books then Meta is NOT in hot water,! So take the Harry Potter books out of the corpora. What is lost? Nothing IMO useful other than the ability to discuss Harry Potter books. BFD.
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by giardini 1y ago
As I've said several times, the corpus is key: LLMs thus far "read" most anything, but should instead have well-curated corpora. "Garbage In, Garbage Out!(GIGO)" is the saying. While the Harry Potter series may be
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by giardini 1y ago
Was he a Democrat or a Republican?
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by giardini 1y ago
One could always ramp up to bigger units: https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/catalog/electric-fence-cha... k310: "Lightning is a hazard and the unit needs to be disconnected during electrical storms."
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by giardini 1y ago
Easy peasey!8-) Just set up one of these every 3 miles distance you want to cover: https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/power-wizard-pw100... Any man's first pee will be his last violation and a hearty l
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by giardini 1y ago
What a disappointment! My simple post of yesterday (a rewriting of the "Tears in the rain" monologue from Bladerunner) was deleted from HN, whereas this silly faux paranoid sci-fi blurb is left untouched. Sad!
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by giardini 1y ago
itsanaccount says "An oak tree's vote adds more to our democracy than your comment does to this conversation." Now you're calling for the trees to vote! Have you no shame, sir? I assure those reading not to panic: no u
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by giardini 1y ago
" bated breath", dammit! - an old fisherman and aficionado of William Shakespeare. https://www.vocabulary.com/articles/pardon-the-expression/ba... FTFA: "Unless you've devoured several cans of
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by giardini 1y ago
Now that y'all have had time to digest this, could you please post an ELI5 for the great unwashed masses?
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by giardini 1y ago
Lacks knowledge of predator-prey models and so predicts a "chicken extinction". The article is unworthy of HN.
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by giardini 1y ago
consumer451 quotes Asimov: >"* nurtured by the false notion that democracy means ‘my ignorance is just as good as your knowledge.’*"< But in a one-man-one-vote elective system what Asimov terms a "false notion" is
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by giardini 1y ago
The proper answer is that both Republicans and Democrats seek to restrict the others' individual and group rights, whenever possible. Freedom2 says> "Could this forum have been wrong all this time?" < Surely you jest,
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by giardini 1y ago
>" Obama became the only 21st century president to win the poplar vote twice "< Amazing! And who won the pine, elm, and oak vote? [it's "popular" not "poplar"; A poplar is a effing tree !)
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by giardini 1y ago
It was likely flagged simply b/c it was judged to be redundant and unnecessary!
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by giardini 1y ago
"> You know who I’m talking about.<" Sorry, don't know, plz tell us!
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by giardini 1y ago
Yep, this (the way we in the USA finance elections/politicians) is the crux of our political problems.
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by giardini 1y ago
Have you considered taking your child to a European state? Reason I ask is that there is a vaccine for tuberculosis (the BCG vaccine) which is widely available in European countries but not in the USA. On my next trip to Europe I hope to ta
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by giardini 1y ago
That is a useful suggestion and I wish it were the practice here. But a request of "what RFK thinks" is honestly too broad to be useful. I read his book(1) and just that alone covers far, farm more than could be encompassed in an
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by giardini 1y ago
Perhaps they should bring the Academy of Pediatrics back to the task!
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by giardini 1y ago
In Texas, if you drop rocks on someone or destroy their property, they are, in many instances, free to use deadly force to stop you. Such "protests" would be much rarer and shorter in Texas.
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by giardini 1y ago
I find it curious that there is no mention of salts, either sodium or potassium, in the entire article!

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