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8mo ago
From what I read, he was fired. Which is insane. Obviously he isnt the only lead at alibaba, but qwen as consequence lost many talented people by doing this. It will negatively impact the Qwen team. Qwen4 is going to flop like Lllama 4. I h
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8mo ago
Europe absolutely should build their own. Is this the one that will happen? Will they have a diverse selection of viewpoints? >Today, social media is critical technology. It shapes information flows, social norms, and political discourse
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8mo ago
Finally a win for BC, they really really needed it.
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8mo ago
USA depression has been on the rise for a long time. ~20% in 2015. To 29% most recently. Blame on covid is appropriate im sure. The original causes sourcing from the 80s and 90s, that are still ongoing. Whereas generative AI is a recent thi
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8mo ago
Agentic coding is an exoskeleton. Totally correct. This new generation we just entered this year, that exoskeleton is now an agency with several coworkers. Who are all as smart as the model you're using, often close to genius. Not just
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8mo ago
>National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-shik announced he would convene a plenary session immediately to revoke the martial law order and called for all lawmakers to gather at the National Assembly.[11] All main parties, including the ruling
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8mo ago
>You must be very lucky. No i wouldnt agree. Post birth surgeries, then age 4 infectious disease that is now taught in Med universities because of how badly that went, one of the few people ever in history. I had my own icu area after su
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8mo ago
I guess you just goto: https://www.facebook.com/messages/ Not much difference.
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8mo ago
We are living in the best times in human history. 200 years ago, the wealthiest kings in the world didnt live in such luxury. We are pulling people out of poverty like no other era has ever been able to do. In my lifetime I expect we create
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8mo ago
Ive been on the internet for over 30 years. I have never experienced a time when you could trust the internet.
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8mo ago
https://tfr.faa.gov/tfr3/?page=detail_6_2233 This isnt a particularly special thing. It's a catchall rule and given the identical one to the west, it looks like a common military one.
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8mo ago
I have the clawhub skill disabled. You really shouldnt use it, especially when you can just have your claw create their own skills as needed.
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8mo ago
AI is like a genie, but instead of three wishes, it gives you 10,000 lines of code that fulfill your prompt exactly while accidentally summoning a demon in your production environment. edit/ The real danger of AI is that it's eage
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8mo ago
AI is described as a partner to help. In reality, it's a partner who helps with the dishes by bringing home 3 neighbours worth of dirty dishes. Then says, "You're doing a great job with how fast you're scrubbing those di
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8mo ago
Ive had my bouts with tech burnout and so I noticed this AI fatigue. I then backed off, and determined it was: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decision_fatigue I review all code it ever pushes, primarily because on occas
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9mo ago
We had this appliance which didn't do much on our network. It went end of life and we got quotes for $300,000 + yearly support for same brand. We found some other brands, big name was a million $, no name was more like $125,000. After
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9mo ago
I've been coding since about 2009. If someone were to ask me how to learn to code today. I dont know what I would say. My gut is telling me to say go into farming or marketing. vs ALL-IN. Down the rabbit hole you go. >I often see pe
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9mo ago
Last 2 reported quarters have 3.8% and 4.4% gdp growth. Next report is end of february. So it's minimum 4 months away at earliest. Stock markets are at 10 year peaks. Unemployment is a little bit high at 4.5%. Inflation is a little bit
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9mo ago
Nvidia PE ratio: 44 I do hope they crash so that I can buy as much as possible at a discount.
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Obama during affordable healthcare act discovered they were very dependent on other countries. This was very visible during covid and the 'supply chain' breakdown. Obama started a process, Biden and Trump are in lockstep. They
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9mo ago
>Why is the USA forced to invade Canada? If it can get federal control over greenland it doesnt need to take Canada. The case where Canada must be annexed is if Greenland somehow remains part of Denmark.
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9mo ago
Some investigative journalists leaked internal documents showing that their intention was shutdown speech of their political opponents and apply EU law onto american citizens. I side with Matt Taibbi on this one. They arent innocent researc
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9mo ago
I strongly believe in the dead internet theory. There are many compounding factors but I experienced the live internet and what we have today is dead. So I go on my province's subreddit. Politicswise, if there was an election today the
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9mo ago
>Why are you refusing to state the cause? I’ve discussed this for years, especially since Jonathan Haidt's book recently. Sharing my view is utterly pointless because people aren't ready for the debate. Even with the root cause
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>This is self-defeatist again, if no one tries, nothing changes. It might take a thousand failures to find the one success. Fair point. But low chance of success, huge pay cut, social consequences, likely to be exposed to the typical pol
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9mo ago
>Civic institutions—the rule of law, universities, and a free press—are the backbone of democratic life. They are the mechanisms through which complex societies encourage cooperation and stability, while also adapting to changing circums
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>This feels overly cynical and reductive. A problem existing for 30 years doesn’t mean modern forces haven’t made it worse or changed its shape. Bowling Alone didn’t argue “nothing can help,” it showed that social participation declined
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9mo ago
The USA is designed around trains and large communities. Leading into cars from horses and suburbs. This design and walkability far pre-existed the loneliness epidemic. As for otherside, could this help the situation? Very much doubt it and
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9mo ago
Loneliness epidemic started 30+ years ago. There were books written in the 90s about it(bowling alone). Nothing modern can be blamed on it. If anything, social media is helping the crisis; not causing. The 'fixes' has been establi
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9mo ago
Germany has done more to secure greenland than Ukraine?
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