karp773

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by karp773 9d ago
I do not keep my hopes too high. I have two questions. First, will they feed us once they take power? Second, will they neuter us?
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by karp773 10d ago
What results? Overnight interbank loan rates, yes, immediately. The effect of those rates on the economy? It will take time to propagate. Heck, some important committees only meet like twice a year.
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by karp773 12d ago
I just looked it up. Yes, it was Windows 7. You have a better memory than me.
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by karp773 12d ago
I don't remember them being so bad. Windows 7, 8 were great. Visual Studio 6 was good. Excel was top quality for a long time. What used to be annoying to me was that Microsoft ignored the common Unix conventions for no good reason and
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by karp773 12d ago
My favorite one was a few years ago when MS rolled out a Visual Studio with the login window broken. Literally, it was impossible to log in. I still cannot believe a company like Microsoft can fall so low.
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by karp773 16d ago
That's false. Please stop spreading Russian propaganda. Not only Ukraine was able to control and maintaining them, in fact, Ukrainian companies manufactured nuke ICBMs, and then serviced them in Russia long after the collapse of the US
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by karp773 16d ago
> At this point, it seems like doing a Google Workspace paid account may be the best solution for continuity of experience, but you break all the commingling and integration. Also, your you@x.com account is a separate window from your yo
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by karp773 19d ago
A useful idiot, what they call them in Russia. Obviusly, not implying any links to this terrorsist attack.
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by karp773 1mo ago
Without knowing who you are your comment has no value. On whoee behalf are you posting? Where are you from? China?
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by karp773 2mo ago
Are these people idiots? There are no other freaking land in KY? Also make top AI researchers work there. What could go wrong?
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by karp773 2mo ago
> Moonshot AI, one of the Chinese startups included in the study, recently unveiled Kimi K3—one of the strongest open models to date—and publicly released its model weights through Hugging Face today . ...today? (emphasis is mine) And t
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by karp773 3mo ago
I also do not believe that this is primarily aimed at ptotecting children. I think the goal is to counteract the bot-farms that spread disinformation, instigate violence, and so on. Which Russia, by the way, pioneered and scaled up to make
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by karp773 4mo ago
Would you mind sharing your opinion on what is behind these latest restrictions on Fable and Mythos?
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by karp773 4mo ago
It will probably be an attempt to sneak SpaceX into S&P500 through the Tesla backdoor. Someone needs those 401k monies.
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by karp773 4mo ago
It's not about structured/unstructured play at all. Basketball and hockey teams in the very same USA are world class. It's about in which sports in the country the pro clubs pay top money. It's that simple. It sets up t
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by karp773 4mo ago
If you have a choice (an offer) to be a pro player at 18, it means you had already given up on school by 12 or younger.
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by karp773 4mo ago
Right. That"s why Epstein wired millions of dollars to Russia, had a Russian bodyguard, gave away his estate to some Belorussian woman, and so on. Obviously, Mossad at work here!
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by karp773 4mo ago
Despite the budget, that is clearly one thing where Israel has fallen behind its adversaries.
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by karp773 4mo ago
I do not think that is correct. For example, Excalibur [1] relies on GPS and proved to be quite inefficient in Ukraine. Russia figured out how to jam them in a few months. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M982_Excalibu
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by karp773 4mo ago
What's the urgency to bend the rules? It is not like SpaceX is banned for good. It will be included as soon as it meets the requirements.
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by karp773 4mo ago
Kudos and respect to the S&P people!
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by karp773 4mo ago
Gold is back in vogue. Look at the White House, for example. All gold and glitter. Of course, others are trying to immitate the style, hence the demand for gold.
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by karp773 5mo ago
I read his autobiography. Besides the genome work, which undoutedly was of historical importance, one thing that impressed me the most, was how he slept on the surgery table in the opersting room after cleaning blood from it in Vietnam. Som
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by karp773 5mo ago
I did not read this book but I read another one by Mallaby about hedge fund managers. It was pretty biased to the point that I did not recognize one of the managers I knew about (Michael Steinhardt). The guy who himself confessed in a lot
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by karp773 5mo ago
"You are absolutely right! This is a very deep, professional level insight. Yes, I have blown up your account but we can try more of my investment ideas. What would you like to do next?" /s
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by karp773 6mo ago
I just looked it up. Those are turboprop (slower) but have a high ceiling of 50k feet. So Iran did have something better than stingers left. Maybe they just got lucky this time.
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by karp773 6mo ago
Maybe it was friendly fire but I did not see that in the news yet.
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by karp773 6mo ago
Downvoters, care to explain? Seriously, it's been sitting on this for entire month and now, all of a sudden, rolled out antiaircraft defense? What's going on?
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by karp773 6mo ago
Why didn't Iran use its capability to take down enemy jets for an entire month?
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by karp773 6mo ago
Surely, Ukraine being such an awefully corrupt country, Putin was easily able to bribe his way to Kyiv and take it in three short days. Oh, wait... maybe someone is spewing russian propaganda here?

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