helsinkiandrew

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by helsinkiandrew 3mo ago
> Gameification of war is the literal worst thing I ever heard. Is this much difference from a combat mission being written up and soldiers being promoted/awarded medals. The point of this is to see who is successful and what drones
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by helsinkiandrew 3mo ago
Units can also collect e-points to purchase more equipment: > The allocation changes regularly, but as of June 2025, Business Insider reported that destroying a tank was worth eight points. A multiple launch rocket system counted for 10.
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by helsinkiandrew 3mo ago
> Always another rich guy funding a search with promising results. Although 9 days later: > Archaeologists believe no Spitfires buried in Burma https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-21074699
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by helsinkiandrew 3mo ago
> The new Siri isnt that exciting at least on my iPhone 15 Pro Max On my Pro 16 it has its ups and downs - I still can't get it to "play my running playlist on shuffle" whilst running (this is the only thing I used Siri fo
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The Price of Palantir's Politics(ft.com)
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Finnish Supermarket truck appears in Khamenei funeral procession(helsinkitimes.fi)
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
> Why should I pay an order of magnitude more to use pi.dev? The monthly plans are heavily subsidized by the API users - why should Anthropic subsidize your use of pi.dev?
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
> I remember when Llama was gaining popularity, everyone here was praising him for releasing open models. Same for other works in this area. Also remember praise for some VR devices Neither of which have been great commercial successes.
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
> The catch, as you’ll doubtless have guessed, is that the author has to pay a fee for their appearance, variously described as a “spot fee” or a “spotlight fee” or a “spot-securing fee” or a “participation fee”. Am I being too naive to
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
> but nobody wanted to invest in anything better. Not sure if you mean nobody wanted to develop mRNA flu vaccines, but at least Moderna and Pfizer are: https://www.npr.org/2026/06/18/nx-s1-5863570/flu-
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
> You mean that thing that the US has been rapidly phasing out for two decades Although the US Government is funding 2 new coal power plants. https://www.utilitydive.com/news/doe-announces-850m-moderniz...
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Strategy Says It May Sell Up to $1.25B of Bitcoin(bloomberg.com)
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
To those not familiar with cricket and why this is so scandalous the English/Australian/New Zealand phrase “it’s not cricket” is used to describe an action or behaviour that is “unfair, dishonest, or goes against basic moral princ
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How much? The hidden costs of restaurant dishes(theguardian.com)
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OpenAI Mulls Delaying IPO Until 2027(investors.com)
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
In Finland the datacentre heat is boosted to 60–90°C for district heating (new builds tend to use heat pumps) [1] A 75-MW data center in Mäntsälä has provided 2/3 of the heat for the town (2,500 homes) for a decade [2] 1. https:/
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
I think quoting is fine, but it's surprising coming from a senior adviser at a U.S. Government department. > “What we have right now is this ginormous ongoing outbreak of Sporothrix brasiliensis in Brazil,” Lockhart, a senior advise
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
This video has the greatest "Sources and references" section I think I've seen in a YouTube video - 16 videos, over 50 webpage links, and 4 references that don't have links.
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
In the next 6 months another 45%-50% of Space X stock is unlocked, increasing the amount of shares on the market ~10 fold. Although many will be long term believers who won’t sell. I can’t see how this couldn’t deflate the share price furth
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Google's Secret Warrant Fight over DOJ Pipe Bomb Probe Revealed(bloomberg.com)
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Alan Greenspan has died(washingtonpost.com)
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Is this England's best World Cup team since 1966?(ft.com)
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
Quantas and Airbus pages for the Airbus A350-1000ULR https://www.qantas.com/en-vu/onboard/fleet/a350 https://www.airbus.com/en/newsroom/stories/2026-06-countdown... Leave 9am S
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Qantas launches non-stop Sydney–London flights in modified Airbus A350(executivetraveller.com)
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
> In other words, people not only click share buttons, but do it quite often? And thats for gov.uk sites - they're websites where you mostly go to do something rather than browse for interesting content. I'd guess social media
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
Gift article: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-06-12/spacex-re...
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SpaceX Rented Out Computing After Own Teams Had Trouble Using It(bloomberg.com)
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
The At a Glance summarises and is quite depressing reading. https://foodfoundation.org.uk/sites/default/files/2026-06/BP... > Healthier food remains nearly twice as expensive per calorie as less healt
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The Broken Plate 2026: health of the UK food system(foodfoundation.org.uk)
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by helsinkiandrew 4mo ago
Slop Jockeys? or would that be better for people passing off AI content as their own?

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