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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
Israel obviously consists of different groups with different incentives. We shouldn't undermine the years of protests by many citizens, some of which are still seeking justice from those responsible for the security failures (particula
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
People still believe October 7th attacks weren't intentionally allowed? There is a lot of legitimate debate on this topic as the security failures are unusual and are still officially being discussed in Israel.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
Nothing to do with nuclear weapons. They are trying to surround and isolate Turkey as the only other military heavyweight of the middle east. Israel and the US have already shown their cards in Syria. It is not peace they are after, it is r
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
We are already seeing civilians killed: https://aje.news/p4rw7y?update=4345551 [Five killed in Israeli attack on elementary school in Iran]
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
Maybe Joe Rogan is right about the moon landing...
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
It is where most of the economic activity is. Many parts of the UK are poor.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
In the UK it is very much survival of the fittest except you are competing against everyone in the world. If you can't manage that competition you will inevitably be pushed out of London or any of the major cities and very quickly find
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
>Graduate jobs fell below 10,000 for the first time since Adzuna began tracking this in 2016. The value of degrees as you know it is over. This is more likely a sign of what is to come and less a temporary blip unless something major cha
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UK job vacancies 'fall to lowest level since pandemic'(theguardian.com)
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
Under Phil they spent 69 billion acquiring Activision with what looked like a big move against Sony only to give up exclusivity to titles like Halo and Forza and game pass going from a budget friendly option to a premium subscription. Basic
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
High streets are dying, pretty sure half the restaurants closest to me are either closed or going to close down soon. Coming back from Japan it was certainly a whiplash to find just a row of fried chicken shops and empty restaurants. It mad
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
Vague reports like these are how you get people who drag themselves by the feet to go to gym and sit on a machine or do a random set of jumping jacks on the sled track. Taking up a sport and making it part of your lifestyle will be much mor
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
Welcome to the UK, we got fried chicken shops, more fried chicken shops, unemployment and pedophiles.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
Importing sexually depraved individuals.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
I think a lot of people still grow out of that phase. Like wanting to be like the Joker or taking a 'am I a sociopath' test online and finding your new edgelord persona only to find it deeply cringeworthy later.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
You mean the people marketing their mental health issues online?
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
This is just you verifying that their branding is working. It signals nothing about their actual ethics.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
Load of bullshit. Let's not romanticise mental illness. You now have a generation of people who think it is cool to be mentally ill.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
It is just sensationalism. They find a picture of a salary man sleeping on the train (I saw maybe 1?) and act like everyone is a zombie or everyone is getting groped.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
If you read these blog posts you would think its hell. But everyone is out shopping, partying, drinking, eating out all the time. Onsens, arcades, karaokes, izakayas. Yes getting those services means someone has to work. It is very much a w
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
This is someone trying to fit every problem into a single hole to make a sweeping claim that capitalism is bad. Nothing intellectual or academic about it. You can easily attribute some of these issues to several different things. But if you
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
...which conveniently avoids testing on this benchmark. A fresh account just to post on this thread is also suspect.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
this feels like a comment out of 2023. Ever since reasoning models they have become much more than "probabilistic babble".
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
Except entry level jobs are already getting wiped out.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
>And his limiting it to "virtually every potential theater" would suggest that it's mostly present in Lebanon, Syria, Iran, Yemen, most likely Iraq as well. Except we don't know. "virtually every potential theate
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
If only things were that simple and they weren't also helping ICE terrorise civilians.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
But it doesn't except on certain benchmarks that likely involves overfitting. Open source models are nowhere to be seen on ARC-AGI. Nothing above 11% on ARC-AGI 1. https://x.com/GregKamradt/status/194845400188
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
Yeah I wouldn't get too excited. If the rumours are true, they are training on Frontier models to achieve these benchmarks.
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
How do we know it is not rigged with an explosive like the Pagers? Edit: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45763674 "Cohen (former head of Mossad) insisted that the publicly recognized success against Hezbollah was
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by hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 8mo ago
This goes beyond profits. It will be important for national security.

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