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by krona 4mo ago
I'm actually talking about both. WSJ publishes Anthropic artificial profitability. Days later the reason for the profitability appears in SpaceX S-1; it's compute costs were artificially suppressed. Both are going public. It'
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by krona 4mo ago
They need to financially engineer a good looking quarter beforehand. Perhaps Larry Ellison can cut them a nice quid pro quo for a few months to make OpenAI look profitable (like the SpaceX/Anthropic deal), although that's probably
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by krona 4mo ago
> One reason is that blaming Israel for the Iran FUBAR situation is very convenient, especially for keeping MAGA on board. Polling shows support for Israel is far greater among Trump loyalist voters than non-loyalist Republicans, so this
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by krona 4mo ago
> The actual cost is going to drop 99% Do you mean the marginal cost by the producer, or the cost on the consumer? I can't see the price of electricity falling much, and the demand curve is apparently exponential if the hype is to b
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by krona 5mo ago
I like the alliteration but the article is trying to pitch a dichotomy where one need not exist. China is a good example of classical fascism with 21st century characteristics and according to the article it's working great for them.
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The 'Mythos Moment'(profserious.substack.com)
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by krona 5mo ago
Apparently both dev's and the AI are vulnerable to the Dunning Kruger effect.
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by krona 5mo ago
> About 5,000 counter-protesters from trade unions and anti-fascist groups marched in a separate route in central London. There's your answer.
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by krona 5mo ago
> The Metropolitan Police are (justifiably) expecting this protest to turn into a violent riot Robinson has organised 4 London rallies in recent years and this is the second Unite The Kingdom rally. So what makes you think this will be
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by krona 5mo ago
I'm not sure what your argument is since the police enforce the law as it is, not as it should be. "Without fear or favour." > The ISIS-linked kid that bombed Manchester Arena was known to every intelligence agency and was
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by krona 5mo ago
Perhaps it will be the first protest where FR is used, but the first pilot (which ended in March) just put 2 FR cameras on a street in Croydon and they arrested "170 wanted criminals" in 6 months. https://news.met.polic
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by krona 5mo ago
I can't tell if you're trolling but `unsafe { crash() }` is safe from the compiler's perspective. Otherwise you wouldn't be able to achieve anything in 'safe' rust, even print to stdout.
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by krona 5mo ago
Go's Webassembly story is a joke at the moment, so no.
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by krona 5mo ago
Two main reasons: Foreign direct investment, averaging ~5% GDP/year, largely to build and fully integrate Polish industrial base in to Germany. Secondly: an education system designed to create an economy on advanced manufacturing. The
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by krona 5mo ago
FWIW The lowest hazard ratio they came up with in both their models was 5+ eggs/wk + 1 portion (14g) nuts/seeds per day. The study wasn't about veganism so it isn't as useful as other finer-grained dietary patterns or in
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by krona 5mo ago
> ...adjusting for other dietary factors, demographic variables, lifestyle behaviors, and comorbidities. They give the data for the specific factors. What is the missing variable which explains their result? Daily hours of sunlight? Aver
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by krona 5mo ago
True, but it conveniently hides the fact that voltage control becomes more of a problem in a low inductance environment.
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by krona 5mo ago
I already said REE (the operator) was partly to blame, but they were reacting to something their grid was ill equipped to deal with. Perhaps you should understand the difference between distal and proximal causes of events? Both are importa
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by krona 5mo ago
The proximal cause of the blackout was a single faulty solar inverter in a PV plant. The distal cause, however, was inappropriate disconnection of wind/solar generation and widespread cascading failure of reactive power support across
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by krona 6mo ago
The graph says "new industrial robots installed", which is a bit misleading. For example the newest BYD factories are still stuffed with German/Japanese robots.
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by krona 6mo ago
> Your online service will be exempt if... Users can only interact with content generated by your business As soon as your blog allows comments which other people can read, then you're allowing people to interact with content not ge
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by krona 6mo ago
It doesn't mean they're paying attention.
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by krona 6mo ago
> The US technology company was awarded a £330 million contract in 2023 The total contract value was £182,242,760 over 5 years. For context that's Roughly 0.0002% per year of NHS budget. https://www.contractsfinder.servic
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by krona 6mo ago
> If you go back, like, 400 years ago, it never would have occurred to anybody to be introspective Dunno, Shakespeare died 410 years ago and soliloquies on internal moral dilemmas and emotional states in Macbeth, Othello and Hamlet are
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by krona 6mo ago
Why do blue tits nest in tiny boxes with tiny holes?
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by krona 6mo ago
Many birds with anxiety problems do much better at night in covered cages. The anxiety may be temporary (e.g. a new person/animal in the house) but nonetheless there are good reasons for it, and quite common in some species. This just
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by krona 6mo ago
By watching them, and advice from experts.
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by krona 6mo ago
Many animals (including birds, dogs, horses) like the sanctuary and comfort of a cage and choose to use them, but obviously it shouldn't be used like a prison.
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by krona 6mo ago
> The price for wholesale electricity is set by a bidding process, with each generating company saying what it would be willing to accept to produce a unit of electricity. Without mentioning how Contracts for Difference (CfD) works, this
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by krona 6mo ago
Gas is the yang to winds yin. What other dispatchable power source is there that Britain could use? Whatever the dispatchable power source, it would have to last weeks at a time in the coldest months of the year.

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