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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
No, anti-vax is comparatively much older... Yes but official anti-vax *policy* changes are new.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
A invests in B so B can contract to buy more from A. Isn't this sort of a Ponzi scheme so A can inflate their sales/growth? Shouldn't this be illegal or something? This obviously can't continue indefinitely. A co-concern
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
This move to hide the data only reinforces the legitimate public concern.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
Corporate incompetence doesn't have to follow the law.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
When you flip off the world, this is how they flip you back --- by refusing to buy USA debt. But the USA runs on credit. Interest on the nation debt is the single largest government expense --- larger than the US military, larger than Medi
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
In my opinion, Musk's primary skill is financial con artistry. His outlandish proposals are nothing more than equity market manipulation. Data centers in space are solar roof tiles on steroids --- not economically viable.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
Unicon was pretty cool also, but never became popular. Like it or not, popularity is a significant attribute if you have to work with others.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
In other words, Chinese cars are taking off quickly in Latin America. US cars --- not so much. Time to wake up and smell the reality --- what the USA has to offer to the rest of the world is on the decline.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
It looks more like a "program" for an HP15c pocket scientific calculator. Not necessarily a bad thing but also not exactly what I would call "expressive". You may be able to build anything you want --- which may be effic
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
We're talking stated "risk" to the public. Using your example --- as far as "risk" to the public is concerned, which would be more pertinent info --- the fact that this person is a murderer or your low opinion?
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
Is it just an "opinion" if it is based on proven facts?
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
negative sentiment towards AI and data centers will be listed as a risk factor The fact that the technology can "hallucinate" and is unreliable is not just a "sentiment" --- it is a well established fact. And it is m
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
Volkswagen made a huge mistake by betraying consumer trust. Debate over whether it was fatal or not is now on the table.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
If a scientist uses a spreadsheet to help design a new drug, who gets the credit? The spreadsheet didn't decide to create a new drug. Neither did AI. AI is just another tool --- one of many available. Why the controversy?
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
Thanks but no thanks. I am not inclined to share my work activity with the world's largest privacy invader.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
You’ve built a business that sells deterministic outcomes on top of a fundamentally non-deterministic substrate. This is a fundamental property that permeates all of AI. It's not a matter of IF it will go wrong but rather WHEN and HO
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
In other words, his war has failed to achieve any meaningful objective so he is falling back to idle economic threats. I'm sure China is now shaking in their boots since they are the biggest buyer of Iranian oil.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
We are demanding senior judgment while eliminating the work that produces it. In other words, the short term gain creates long term pain.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
So California is a hell hole of innovation and prosperity that right wingers both despise and envy.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
No but they can mimic some aspects of consciousness.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
Interesting but really, just as much trouble as carrying a thin laptop and not as useful.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
But, but, but ... you won't have the latest color??? What will all your fiends think??? If this is a problem, I think you need better friends.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
And by "Chinese firms" they really mean the Chinese government which exercises ultimate control over all of these "firms". China has done what the west has long assumed to be impossible --- they have devised a system to
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
What's not to love about a flawed and unreliable technology that aims to kill jobs?
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
Big and slow equals dead on the modern battlefield. And the biggest, slowest, most expensive and juicy target out there is carriers --- which will be one of the first things to die in any war with a competent adversary.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
Bottom line: Zuck has no workable vision.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
US policy hampers industry's ability to compete. Specifically energy policy. AI is highly energy dependent. All else being somewhat equal, he who has the lowest energy cost wins. But instead of promoting low cost, renewable energy, the
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
In other news, water is wet and the world's largest privacy invaders collect every available scrap of your personal data.
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
Is anyone really surprised that this administration is a tool of the petroleum industry? https://spectrumlocalnews.com/us/snplus/business/2026/07/31/...
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by jqpabc123 2mo ago
In other words, the USA will become just as "rogue" as those it rails against. If you can't beat 'em, join 'em.

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