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Oracle and OpenAI End Plans to Expand Flagship Data Center(bloomberg.com)
10 points by kgwgk 8mo ago|1 comments
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Pokémon turns 30 – how the fictional pocket monsters shaped science(nature.com)
5 points by kgwgk 8mo ago|0 comments
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
Thanks for the idea. Now MacOS is happy and so am I.
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
See also: How Businessweek Analyzed Slots Gameplay by Stake’s Star Influencers https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2026-02-27/how-busin...
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How to Win Slots and Influence People(bloomberg.com)
3 points by kgwgk 8mo ago|1 comments
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
They also travel twice as much.
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
In sequence. And then this absurd conversation happened: > What's the probability of getting 10 random numbers without a repletion? The probability of getting 10 random numbers from 1 to 10 with no repetition (i.e., all ten numbers
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
Grok didn't give 7 on the first attempt, but did on the second. Interestingly after eight additional draws there was not a single repeated number. Could I have faked it by deliberately choosing numbers to produce this outcome?
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
> The lawsuit is only about US households. Still waiting for the estimate of dollars per US household which is not about $3000. Come on, you can at least try to get to $2800 and claim victory! > Whole Foods by itself made $150 billion
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
No, please tell me how do you get a result which is not about $3000 per US household. I’m really curious!
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
> Well considering That makes your comment even worse! > if you actually read the report you would see where he is still wrong “about $3000 for every household in America.” Please let us know what alternative number did you get after
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
> Some of that funding currently goes to private pockets Most (all?) of that funding goes to private pockets: researchers work for money, equipment costs money, etc.
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
Right. (I’m not sure if you’re aware but that’s exactly what I said.)
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
> Got a word Didn’t > frozen water → ice boiling water Freezing water doesn’t have a word. Boiled water does have a word.
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
What calculus?
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
In my experience, they find counting parenthesis as difficult as counting the r's in strawberry if it was spelled srtrawrrrbrrerryrrrr.
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
The most machine-friendly syntax - and the least appropriate for our LLM overlords which get confused by parenthesis because they don’t see the structure.
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
> What if I'm only willing to pay if it support by tool of choice? I don’t want to say that you won’t be missed but they will get over it.
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
Why does it matter to the free buffet manager where do you consume the food? We may never know.
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
WeWork almost IPO’s at $50bn. It was also a nice crash and burn.
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by kgwgk 8mo ago
> they are understandably clustered around the parts of the spectrum in which sol [sun] is most luminous That would be understandable but it’s not what’s going on: http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Chemical&
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by kgwgk 9mo ago
https://www.shfe.com.cn/eng/Market/Futures/Metal/ag_f/
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by kgwgk 9mo ago
That, like you, I have no idea what was the point of referring to Renault as an "old state company".
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by kgwgk 9mo ago
It has been listed in the stock market since 1996, the French state owns 15% now (and so does Nissan).
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Vibe coding kills open source(arxiv.org)
330 points by kgwgk 9mo ago|285 comments
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by kgwgk 9mo ago
The tracks are less than 3m from each other, a derailed car doesn’t need to get very far to be a risk to incoming traffic.
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by kgwgk 9mo ago
No, the claim is that the broken rail was the new one but it happened at the transition from old to new.
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by kgwgk 9mo ago
Yes, the “fracture” (the problem was actually at a joint) was there for a while. The missing segment of rail was still there when the train arrived - the derailment affected only the last cars.
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by kgwgk 9mo ago
> How do these industry figures claim they see no part of a 225K+ line of code and promise that it works? The only promise is that you will get your face ripped off. “WARNING DANGER CAUTION - GET THE F** OUT - YOU WILL DIE […] Gas Town i
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by kgwgk 9mo ago
> Though Christie’s in Manhattan set the estimated haul for James D. Watson’s prize between $2.5 and $3.5 million, an anonymous bidder bought it for $4.1 million, the New York Times reports. The total rose to $4.76 million due to the buy

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