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Nominal Aphasia: Problems in Name Retrieval(serendipstudio.org)
64 points by gscott 2y ago|31 comments
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New York court rejects AI avatar man uses to argue his defense.(apnews.com)
2 points by gscott 2y ago|0 comments
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by gscott 2y ago
It costs around $30 to manufacture. Maybe they are $300 all in with every cost added including company overhead. What price does apple declare the iphone as at the port of entry? I imagine it is a low amount, say $100. Apple can pay the
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Capitol Trades: Tracking Stock Market Transactions of Politicians(capitoltrades.com)
324 points by gscott 2y ago|120 comments
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by gscott 2y ago
Php
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by gscott 2y ago
We love cheap stuff if the country providing it is weak and not a threat of any kind. Suddenly we don't love good Chinese prices any longer. The massive world wide tariffs are a scheme to restructure the trade order because we have l
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by gscott 2y ago
They are the least isolationist they have to sell their goods, often by building the roads that carry them.
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Neighbors a 99 tiny home community(12neighbours.com)
2 points by gscott 2y ago|0 comments
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by gscott 2y ago
I was reading an interesting article about tariffs put on foreign garlic or mushrooms can't remember which, rather than buying American companies just paid more for the foreign product and charged higher prices. The American makers of
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by gscott 2y ago
Mostly the hundreds of billions of dollars spent on an airplane that's not ready for prime time yet.
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by gscott 2y ago
Dark age?
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by gscott 2y ago
In the French revolution it was decided by the ones with Guillotines :)
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by gscott 2y ago
Lets see how Google ai in search handles it. AI Overview Elon Musk is limited to borrowing against pledged Tesla shares, with the total loan amount capped at the lesser of $3.5 billion or 25% of the value of the pledged shares. Musk's
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by gscott 2y ago
He had to sell some Tesla shares because he reached the max borrowing limit against his Tesla shares that was allowed. Once he was forced to sell shares he had to pay a lot in taxes. This shows the mega wealthy can pay taxes and not becom
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by gscott 2y ago
A stock ponzi scheme to keep him afloat? Soon he will start a new venture and use that venture to save the previous venture and so on. Maybe a robot clothing company because robots shouldn't be naked.
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by gscott 2y ago
Ai is different then much of "High Tech" because it deals with information, knowledge, things that the CCP wants to keep tight control over for its population. So yes they "allow" it because this high tech is different
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by gscott 2y ago
I'm a paying subscriber to the South China Morning Post.
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by gscott 2y ago
Does it really even matter, the Chinese force this upon all their people. It's a given luckily in the free world we can go and get more sources of information, no one's expecting anyone inside of China to be able to reach out and
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When Oregon blew up a whale with 20 cases of dynamite (2024)(katu.com)
83 points by gscott 2y ago|65 comments
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How Many Lives Does US Foreign Aid Save?(cgdev.org)
61 points by gscott 2y ago|45 comments
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by gscott 2y ago
It seems there should be two intelligent agents Siri which takes commands and does them and then some other agent that is an llm that you can call up with a different call name. By separating the two you solve all the problems.
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by gscott 2y ago
Spelling errors could be used as a gauge that your work was not produced by AI
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by gscott 2y ago
The only reason Google is trying to take away cookies is because they make you log into Chrome which gives you all their browsing data anyway and probably anything you type. So maybe not having a browser controlled by Google would be good.
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by gscott 2y ago
If you buy a cheap computer with Windows S it is very hard to get out of the S configuration and in S configuration you can't install Chrome at all or Firefox.
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FiveThirtyEight Gets the Ax as ABC News Slashes Jobs in Major Shakeup(mediaite.com)
63 points by gscott 2y ago|42 comments
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by gscott 2y ago
They were all on stage together during the inauguration. The take down of barely there social programs so that the rich can keep more of their money to loan to you at usurious rates. Why else would Elon Musk be doing it himself. There ha
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by gscott 2y ago
Gary's economics, YouTube.
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by gscott 2y ago
Most of the money the USA has spent went to arms manufacturers. I imagine there's still working on producing and sending the arms.
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What Would a Martian Calendar Would Look Like?(johndcook.com)
3 points by gscott 2y ago|2 comments
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by gscott 2y ago
A lot of content has been written by Indian content farms anyway. I prefer the AI written content. It gets right to the information you want without restating it's purpose 4 or 5 times and having to scroll down the first 500 words of

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