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justacrow
11mo ago
It's also not mandatory for the majority of jews, as they are not Israeli citizens
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justacrow
1y ago
> Also: You are promoting that we keep a grudge. Are you planning to let go of it sometime? Sure! Once the people responsible for the wars have been punished. Any day now...
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Netherlands will boycott Eurovision 2026 if Israel participates
(nltimes.nl)
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justacrow
1y ago
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justacrow
1y ago
I don't think it's so much about the Rules of Engagement but more about "Don't indiscriminately murder people"
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justacrow
1y ago
See https://icelist.is/ Their volunteer email is icelistvol [at] pm.me
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justacrow
1y ago
We go through maybe 10k CPU hours in our nightly pipeline. Doing that for every PR in a team of 70 people is unsustainable from a cost standpoint. The existing tests aren't optimal, but it's not going to be possible to cut it by 1
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justacrow
1y ago
Here is a picture of Yazan, 2 (article from today): https://www.unicef.org/press-releases/un-agencies-warn-key-f... Here is a picture of a child and others begging for food at an aid center (also today): https:/&
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justacrow
1y ago
In Sweden at leasts, balaclavas and other wearables "preventing identification" is specifically illegal _at_ protests. From what I remember the danish case is similar.
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justacrow
1y ago
It's not just young people. My boss (originally a programmer) agreed with me that there's lots of problems using ChatGPT for our products and programs as it gives the wrong answers too often, but tgen 30 seconds later told me that
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Gene therapy restored hearing in deaf patients
(news.ki.se)
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justacrow
1y ago
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justacrow
1y ago
"Core principles" here also being America assassinating and kidnapping citizens of other countries wherever they may be on the globe.
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justacrow
1y ago
They could choose to not say it
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justacrow
1y ago
I mean, they already stole and used all copyrighted material they could find to train the thing, am I supposed to believe that thry wont use my data just because I tick a checkbox?
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justacrow
1y ago
What's obviously needed is for OpenAI to invest 4B in a CaaS (Citations-as-a-Service) startup that autogenerates the studies their AI makes up.
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justacrow
1y ago
Hey, my CEO is saying that LLMs are also top 0.001% coders now, so should at least be roughly equivalent.
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justacrow
1y ago
So they've compared a panel of experts, regular physicians and their AI (yet another ChatGPT wrapper) and the AI is outperforming the regular group of doctors by 27% on the task of determining what classification code to use for cases?
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justacrow
1y ago
Shame but not unexpected, seems similar to what's happening on most other US-controlled platforms