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That line is suitable at X, not here!! While one was avoidable and unnecessary, and other can be improved!!
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I think it has obscure uses here and there, like this one https://www.reddit.com/r/openclaw/comments/1shutzt/openclaw_...
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You might find it useful - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45129160 I think react native can be switched with swift
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> for some unknown billions/year in revenue Read here on HN yday: they’ve $20B in revenue, but xAI is a drag.
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They all start from the same root whether Trump (once a democrat), BJP (part of congress, oldest political party in India)
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Totally! I was talking about Iran as a defending country
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> Iran is China and Russia's pivot point into the West Yeah, Iran is just front face, this is Russia and China’s war. Latter entity gets to test all their technology, ammunition without actually being in the war. They did the same t
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> offer him a pardon for the sake of an orderly transition Biden’s term just started fine without any transition
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When you've a SCOTUS that can rule: you can't forgive student debt loans but rule an as*hole has a presidential immunity, then we have a problem.
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>SCOTUS decided to grant the president immunity for any crime committed in their official function That ruling is very broad and vague! I don't think killing Congress is part of POTUS's official job description. https:/&#
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> a couple people literally spat out the food they were enjoying and threw their plates in the trash That was an unnecessarily extreme reaction, like AI 3d printed the ingredients.
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> I discovered the OneDrive app doesn’t have any of the document scanning tools. Loved office lens! The closets thing they have now is - + icon and Document.
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They aren't looking to prosecute many people https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/us-sec-says-it-file...
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> Not the first time they couldn't keep to a ceasefire for even a day, They are obsessed with wars, murders, and chaos
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I call the orange guy many things! I believe he's an accidental president. DNC screwed up big time both times. The stakes were higher than ever, so they could have played it safe by looking at past elections, but nope. They wanted to w
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> I had 15,000 hours of audio data do you really need that much data for fine-tuning?
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> Payment of compensation to Iran Fox News is still singing in chorus about the billion dollars payment to Iran by Obama.
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> effectively $20/$200 in credits for codex So, 1.3ish million tokens for Codex? Following the token limit from here https://openai.com/api/pricing/
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It's not a product, but enablement or a feature! Just like a 'Pro' label :-)
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> America is at near full employment [2] That can’t be further from the truth
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> even a minimal setup (1 vCPU, 2 GiB RAM, 5-minute session lifetime) would put us north of $70,000 a year based on Daytona's per-second sandbox pricing ($0.0504/h per vCPU, $0.0162/h per GiB RAM) $70k? how about if we ro
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Democrats launch probe into Hegseth's alleged effort to buy up defense stocks
(msn.com)
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> OpenAI won't because deepfakes. Do you think someone would spend 5 or 6 figures on a license and hardware to create deepfakes?
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Could OpenAI have released a local paid version, instead of shutting down Sora? Maybe. A lot of users have beefy machines.
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checkout https://newrelic.com/instant-observability/sqlite
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Regarding language coverage, we will start with the most frequently spoken languages first. evaluating your agent: we are documenting the details, but it should give you some idea about an approach https://news.ycombinator.com&#x
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If larry hadn't sucked dRump's c*ck that hard, he'd not be in the free downfall that he is in today. He's dismantling America brick by brick. I hope he goes bankrupt soon.
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But not everyone has to pay mathematicians, like RAM :-)
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I don’t estimates of these investments firms seriously! They talk like today’s scenarios will stay put forever - whether good or bad.
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> The thing getting overlooked is all of the recent moves by Trump all lead back to China. Are you trying to frame the twice accidental president as some sort of visionary? He doesn’t even remember what he said 5 mins ago. If he had plan
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