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> ... US has immense ability to exert pressure on Israel, starting with withholding UNSC vetoes. You are 100% correct on this. That does not however mean they have the ability to end a war in one phone call > The Biden admin pulled no
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the account is named with throwaway misspelled in the name, he's mocking anyone who interacts with him. Just flag and move on so these assholes don't get more engagement.
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> At any point in the last more than a year of his term, Biden could've ended that conflict with a phone call. He did not because, again, he is an avowed Zionist. No he could not have. Israel has been a contentious ally for the US,
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3mo ago
Does anyone more familiar with the technology know if these AI models treat abugidas like Thai or abjads like Arabic differently when it comes to token usage? Specifically abjads since as far as I am aware their difference from alphabetical
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Surprisingly on par, some of the guys are making more than faang engineers https://cthrupayroll.mass.gov/#!/year/2022/full_time_employe...
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At this point with how the police use their unions to support the lawlessness and casual violence the police engage in repeatedly, I think most precincts would benefit from pulling a Camden and firing all the fuckers to replace with actual
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if an analogy would work for you, If my friend said they were planning on breaking and entering into homes to steal things for their income, and then complained that they were dogged by accusations of being a thief, I would call them out fo
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Agreed. I do not understand why so many others cannot understand that independent non deterministic models cannot be constrained the same way as deterministic code can. It’s just fundamentally different. They are both software in the same w
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Yet another article where the media is sanewashing the subject at hand > Then there's the potential for insider trading, something that has dogged the prediction market industry, … From a 2025 article [1] > Coplan said, “Nobody i
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Thank you for informing me that China is likely to take over all manufacturing when it comes to cars. I am appalled that there are no US, Japanese, South Korean, Indian, Vietnamese, Russian, or any other nations that manufacture cars. It al
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That’s tame when people are leasing literal meals with klarna
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Those self checkout kiosks you see at places like McDonalds have facial recognition cameras behind the screen and they’ve been putting in facial recognition at drive thrus for targeted promotions tailored to each person.
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I’ve also seen a trend of news organizations sane washing statements when they are too crazy, which is modifying the facts. Take this AP news article for instance[1]. I watched the speech live. He said he’d be running for a fourth term beca
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It was a pertinent response to the end of the tweet he was replying to. > Started programming in 1983. Old? I took that sentence as asking if he was old because he couldn’t trust AI and uncle bob brought up that he was much older and tru
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> It's people who couldn't get out of jury duty. It’s not even just who couldn’t get out of it. It’s filtered for people who answer honestly. I was disqualified for a grand jury because the judge asked me if I would believe the
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If there is no correlation between productivity and revenue/profit what is the point of the investment?
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And you said > This is the same argument that the anti-vaxers had about the COVID vaccine. It’s not the same argument because one group is a true believer who will never admit fault. The other isnt. There is no equivalence to people who
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> Is 100x even controversial anymore? Are you making 100x more profit or at least revenue? 50x more? 20x more? Show me the company making even 10x more and I might be amenable to the argument that it isn’t controversial.
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Cool, so they admitted to falsehoods or updating. This admin does not. The anti vaxxers and people not trusting this admin are not equivalent
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No, it’s not. During the COVID pandemic situations we’re evolving quickly and the admin admitted they were wrong previously or had updated their views based on new information. If you ask this admin about their obviously incorrect or fallac
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> FDA says... This admin has lied repeatedly. Why would any of us believe a statement solely because the admin said it? Do we need to give them the benefit of the doubt despite how many times they lie?
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>I mean, it is not as if RFK was the darling candidate of HN at one time? Wasn't my darling candidate. Mostly because I can read research papers and understand that drinking raw milk and avoiding vaccines doesn't make me health
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What is cloud Haiku? Did they mean Claude Haiku?
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I am also shocked. As a second tier citizen for being merely a human instead of a corporation I am used to having to put up collateral to get big loan deals. I am amazed that our betters are being held to the same standards. Maybe they forg
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They attacked our premier universities and think climate change isn’t real or worse “woke”. Hell, he put RFK junior in charge of healthcare and he’s just completely anti science in favor of his various lunacies. If you have opinions on thes
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They are thieves the same way Anthropic or OpenAI are thieves. Either it’s fair use to learn from this data or not. If what Anthropic/OpenAi did for training is theft then the Chinese models also are a form of theft. If they didn’t ste
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https://youtu.be/Q9uefFYe6bM A tech YouTuber showing this off and all the anti consumer behavior. I’m assuming this threads article is for an LG PR piece trying to redirect anger at the app developers to hide the fact that
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> 2. Cut reflows The second flaw is that a cut reflows the document. A cut and paste is almost always for the purposes of moving text, and yet the instant I cut, the text reflows and I have to locate the point where I want to paste all o
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> It's also sadly hypocritical to see all this rhetoric here on this thread decrying SOTAs for using a variety of content for their inputs as somehow sTeaLINg sTufF! ... > ... but Chinese SOTA foundries directly using distillatio
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How does this work? I don’t have a setup to evaluate it atm.
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