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by hereme888 4mo ago
Honestly, the UK already shot itself in the foot. Now they're shooting their other foot. And they keep voting for the Labor party... And yet, govt will find it's impossible to regulate the creativity of software engineers.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
I really like the website itself
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by hereme888 4mo ago
Well, wind and solar were absolutely subsidy-driven. The difference is that after subsidies, they became cheap and modular, and I hope nuclear becoming modular and cheaper as well. Rancho Seco.... what an insane story. Didn't know abou
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by hereme888 4mo ago
You're right. The leap from that to “illegal aliens caused 100% of rental price growth in CA/NY” is politically charged, underspecified, and overclaimed. I jumped the gun on that.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
You're correct. Foreign-born/non-citizens.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
More than random theory by those without access to the info and dedicate their time, as a team, to produce the resource, in a manner accountable to others. So, yes.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
It clearly says it's an HUD report. They simply posted a relevant video talking about the report on Fox.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
The estimated levelized cost of electricity changes dramatically with financing cost: from roughly the low-$100s/MWh under cheap capital to well above $200/MWh under high capital-cost assumptions. But wasn't that the case fo
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by hereme888 4mo ago
That's precisely the CCP brainwashing: the data centers in question were actually VERY clean, and would give the communities a ton of jobs. This happens all the time for people with agendas: pollution fear mongering for projects that a
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by hereme888 4mo ago
You're right. I wrote a bad response at midnight. I meant to say something more narrow and specific: genomic assessments and new biomarker tests will become affordable and add information. For example, single nucleotide polymorphisms.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
That's precisely where medicine is headed: personalized medicine. You [hopefully] won't have to become a rare missed diagnosis because you didn't fit the demographic for this or that screening test. Cost of genomic analysis i
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by hereme888 4mo ago
Theft is theft. My argument is re: the White House's actions.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
I think I see the problem: you don't seem to believe in objective truth. For example: you are a human, not a banana. Basic morals are built into humans. Some become desensitized to it over time. Objective truth: murder is evil, torturi
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by hereme888 4mo ago
That's the key difference: from the U.S. The primary goal is growth of wealth and power for the country, and close loopholes whereby enemy nations steal even more from America.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
Those data centers that "states" want to block: the CCP was directly tied to funding the protests and movements to weaken the U.S. technologically. Kevin O'Leary exposed it, in collaboration with the White House.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
I believe OP is talking at the national wealth and technology level: China stole from the U.S. (again). So the U.S. moves to protect American companies.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
DeepSeek rose to fame through stolen IP from U.S., and created shell companies to bypass U.S. law. Typical CCP-inspired behavior. The free world needs protection from abusers. I'm sure there's a ton of other abuses they've co
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by hereme888 4mo ago
Huh. That kinda makes sense. So you think it's hallucinating it's model name?
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by hereme888 4mo ago
As I understand, some people tend to "distill" LLM models. Google hasn't released a new Pro version in a while. I'm not an expert in LLMs.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
Hmmm... GLM insists it's Gemini. https://github.com/zai-org/GLM-5/issues/79
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by hereme888 4mo ago
Nah. Besides, it's totally regulated. (I'm being super sarcastic)
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by hereme888 4mo ago
My statements are exclusive to Tibet. I don't even know where you pulled Crimea from. While we're discussing GLM, it's attempt to "intimidate" people by accusing them of insulting the CCP if you think otherwise... l
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by hereme888 4mo ago
Try this one: https://chatgpt.com/c/6a31f415-bcd4-83ea-8c30-24d89dcdc969
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by hereme888 4mo ago
It's not that "I" didn't like his art, because that would be quite inappropriate in the announcement of someone's death. The point is his art made him a high risk target in a country known to assassinate political o
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by hereme888 4mo ago
I understand it could have come across as harsh for me to point out how high-risk he was given his type of artwork. You're making things up by insinuating I ever called his work illegal, called for its censorship, or hurting those arti
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by hereme888 4mo ago
Reasonable comments like yours get suppressed on these websites.
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by hereme888 4mo ago
The days when religion brought about the age of enlightenment? You think being an atheist is a status boost, when most scientists, doctors, etc are openly religious?
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by hereme888 4mo ago
What's the point of me saying this? Ya'll are just angry and failing to express the reason for your emotions. The man lived in a country where vocal, public opponents of Putin get murdered. He also offended his country's (and
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by hereme888 4mo ago
First, you presume the state assassinated him. Second, my first word was "Sad", so there"s no negation for being assassinated by anyone. Third, I don't know how old you are, but I presumed most adults know that critics o
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by hereme888 4mo ago
Genius comment

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