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by markdown 3mo ago
> Now, I'm English, and England loves this sort of hack The 999 year lease to essentially make land practically freehold is one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/999-year_lease It's caused significant controv
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by markdown 3mo ago
Have you considered using using two completely different models and comparing their output in order to catch hallucinations?
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by markdown 3mo ago
The accounting concept of materiality doesn't exist in the US? What about petty cash?
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by markdown 3mo ago
Step 1: acquire land for datacenter.
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by markdown 3mo ago
> reinforcement with rebar is almost always a bad idea in ocean conditions While a little more costly, 316 stainless steel should work just fine.
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by markdown 3mo ago
> Again, the investment needed boogles the mind, around 10B currently, for a single drug. These are made up numbers though. 99% of that is overheads of a massive corporation. A tiny fraction of 10B would pay for all the brightest minds
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by markdown 3mo ago
I'm sure any coordinates would do. So long as it's not "behind the maple tree that stands across the road from Ross Dress for Less"
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by markdown 3mo ago
Seems you missed that part that DOES hurt us: > Exchanging private and personal user data without consent and without users being aware of it
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by markdown 3mo ago
You're far better off having a million new young workers than having a million undocumented young people hidden in the shadow economy. They were already there. Flicking a switch and turning them into participants in the economy and soc
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by markdown 3mo ago
Odd take. 99.99999% of citizens will never travel to China, so it matters not that the Chinese govt holds their data. A local company losing the data screws everyone. Palantir getting the data screws everyone, because while foreign, that da
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by markdown 4mo ago
Pool contract?
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by markdown 4mo ago
Get yourself an old Singer. They're the Toyota of sewing machines.
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by markdown 4mo ago
What alleged crime did you report that was closed without findings that satisfied you?
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by markdown 4mo ago
Apparently an attempt to make e-books the "football fields" and "olympic swimming pools" unit of the digital world.
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by markdown 4mo ago
Nobody answered your question yet. Did you get an answer from someone else? Are they in the room with you right now? The answer is: police investigate crimes. So if you go to them with a complaint about corruption, they will investigate it
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by markdown 4mo ago
Even more important, I wonder what it says about HBW...
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by markdown 4mo ago
The downvoters meant to demonstrate that they prefer the standard/expected behavior and would like OP to ignore your opinion on the matter.
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by markdown 4mo ago
Perhaps they need to start building more roundabouts on smaller intersections, and improve education in driving schools. Then give it time (decades).
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by markdown 4mo ago
Those aren't usually time-sensitive.
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by markdown 4mo ago
Perfect!
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by markdown 4mo ago
Why not just sell them to some other country? Surely Canada would buy the in-place sensors and take them over.
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by markdown 4mo ago
> catching the largest booster ever built with “chopsticks” I've heard this often. It's not what happens. More correct to say that engineers (not Musk) got a booster to land in a pre-specified spot. The "chopsticks" a
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by markdown 4mo ago
> This is litterlly the logic that collapsed venezuela's oil industry after it was seized by the state. Wasn't it sanctions? The state seizing ownership should not have meant the loss of: > the people, the managers,engineers
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by markdown 4mo ago
The government will need to buy control of (or merely seize under eminent domain) the bots and the ai that runs them.
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by markdown 4mo ago
Not to mention a big fuckin' bird.
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by markdown 4mo ago
> Newsom has spent $14.8B over the past 18 years and it has zero operational miles of fast train. Newsom was elected Governor in 2019. And no, it was never expected to be operational any time soon. Also, buying up hundreds of parcels of
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by markdown 4mo ago
> foreign students FTFY. Not exchange students.
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by markdown 4mo ago
Why not just start making new B-52's again?
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by markdown 4mo ago
I'm sorry but it didn't happen to him. The phenomenon being discussed here is terminal lucidity. Hours or a day or two before passing.
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by markdown 4mo ago
Where I am from, a rock is by definition huge. It sounds like the bird dropped a stone.

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