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by incomingpain 11mo ago
So they started with 663 sources and then decided to exclude all but 16. They clearly cherry picked their data. Whereas the timeline of Phenacetin(which becomes paracetamol) became extremely popular to use in the 1890s; especially in german
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
In 2022, my opinion of journalism was low. Decades of headlines which were objectively false but no retraction, just doubling down on their state propaganda. There were some papers that I still trusted. Then AI hit journalism with a silly s
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
from my pov, tech people are still primarily on X. like 90-95%. Meta's gemma team was on X recently looking for advice on MOE and reasoning for gemma. Qwen announces on X: @Alibaba_Qwen or @JustinLin610 Basically all of linux and progr
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
The liberals are SAYING they'll shift over to the EU and Asia. But you know what, every PM before Carney attempted to increase trade with the EU and Asia. Of course we keep trying, but to think that this trade is just waiting to happen
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
>Real question: Is any serious person advocating Canada abandon the West for China? What's their analysis here? If anyone has an article I can read I would love to do that. In Canada? Oh yes, many serious liberals are advocating end
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
Russia is weak, they cant even take ukraine. To think they'd have a shadow of a chance against NATO is a joke. China is strong, their standing army is probably 300 million and if they invaded canada. Our <100,000 CAF will be goners.
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by incomingpain 11mo ago
Canada has been running about 1% of gdp military spending, despite obligation of 2%; with new promise to meet 5%. a 500% increase to the size of our military in short order is the promise. Our reserves are at about 40,000. They announced th
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by incomingpain 1y ago
Im not a teen, but when google news came out and I started using it; it was immediately obvious journalism was going to be in major crisis going forward. I didnt predict that journalists seeing that they are all often wrong; that they'
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by incomingpain 1y ago
AHHH volume control! It's of no surprise that bots and now even ai powered ones are on the internet. I think OP misunderstands the problem. It's not so much that bots/ai/synth will outnumber. Quantity is unimportant beca
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by incomingpain 1y ago
What do you fear? > worry about other students being lazy and just ripping my hard work and claiming it as their own. First of all, the cheaters will never read you, they'll just use AI. Good news, your code is likely to never be re
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by incomingpain 1y ago
2.5 pro has never even once recommended golang to me. 100% python/html/css.
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by incomingpain 1y ago
>You have to be supremely ignorant... Bordering on flat earther or evolution denial/young earth creationist... To believe this will work out like that..... Great place to start with flames. >This won't be a nice change of pa
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by incomingpain 1y ago
>Do people see it as a diploma mill up here in Canada? I've never heard of WGU, but yes Canada has many diploma mills. >I'm 22 and just about fully committed to the new networking - cisco degree but I'm worried that: Ne
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by incomingpain 1y ago
Where I live in Canada we have a humid continental climate. Climate change is a fact; and lets even say worst case scenario happens. We become a humid subtropical climate. Northern Canada is subarctic and they will become humid continental.
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by incomingpain 1y ago
You have to find/choose your purpose, but never the work. Work should come to you.
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by incomingpain 1y ago
Solid 2-3 hours of entertainment; assuming you know python. It's also not as complicated as I expected.
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by incomingpain 1y ago
>If you use one of the tools like Claude Code / OpenAI Codes, these could be trained on copyrighted Code. COULD. Copyrights arent protecting every individual function. It's identical clones only. But if you havent literally clo
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by incomingpain 1y ago
I love this one: https://github.com/LearningCircuit/local-deep-research I tied it together with qwen3 30b thinking. Very easy to get it up and running, but lots of the numbers are shockingly low. You need to boost iter
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by incomingpain 1y ago
chatgpt released to the public nov 30 2022.
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by incomingpain 1y ago
I have aphantasia and autism. There are pros and cons. It seems to be the reason we're good at tech. I dont have a narrator neither. No voices in my head at all. If im talking to myself, im saying it outloud. But imagine as well, there
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by incomingpain 1y ago
Because coding LLMs have really only been about a year or so. Do you expect the entire landscape of software to change in only a year? Most the AI activity is on fixing and improving what we already have.
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by incomingpain 1y ago
Mine is called the Bible. Which is a greek word for "the books" but commonly understood to be "the holy scriptures'. I'm happy to include Quran and Book of Mormon and all gnostic gospels into this mix; it's not
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by incomingpain 1y ago
Cool research board. I hope it works and in 15-20 years when they make it to production they will be epic. Mind you, Cerebras is already in production: https://www.cerebras.ai/chip This is how Cerebras is like 25x faster th
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by incomingpain 1y ago
I love the idea, but none of the games quite fit for me. What programming language is the games made in? Can 3d printed pieces be used?
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by incomingpain 1y ago
>Where are the peace movements? There has to be popular pressure to institute arms control, make peace and ultimately dismantle these nuclear weapons. The current peace movement likes nuclear bombs. Which is odd, the old peace movement d
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by incomingpain 1y ago
When I learnt C via the "learn C++ in 24 hours" type book. It was heavily C99, c11 wasnt a thing yet, oh hey what's that grey hair. I later actually went more GNU style. More functional C vs object orientated like C++ that th
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by incomingpain 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Systemic_bias >This page in a nutshell: Wikipedia aims for a neutral point of view, but it falls short due to systemic bias caused by the narrow demographics of its editing co
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by incomingpain 1y ago
The hardware design seems to be quite good. The reality to me, there's no way they have a good LLM that wouldnt need correction every 30 seconds. Maybe in a few years they'll get there but they will eventually.
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by incomingpain 1y ago
I actually really liked the article. I'm rather shocked because this article reads very similar to the messaging Jordan Peterson and Bjorn Lomborg for like 2 years.
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by incomingpain 1y ago
>I came away with the firm conclusion that acupuncture is psuedoscience; I dont think most disagrees on this. As I said, I'm not interested in it at all, even if it did work. The science however is not saying it's pseduoscience

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