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9mo ago
We killed a million Iraqis, but Iraq seems to be doing alright... Wow dude.
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mempko
9mo ago
And why are they famished? Could it be because of US sanctions and embargoes?
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9mo ago
What about Trump wanting to accelerate global warming by taking all the oil? EDIT: Instead of just downvoting, tell me how I'm wrong.
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9mo ago
As Trump said, Venezuela was not pumping it's oil out of the ground at a high rate. Venezuela has the largest known oil reserves. Trump is risking organized human life by helping accelerate global warming and ecological collapse. This
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10mo ago
Mercedes appears to have the best infotainment system, but it's not a US company.
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10mo ago
> What’s happening with AI today was an inevitability. There’s no one to blame here. Human progress would eventually cross this line. That's literally taking human agency out of the equation. None of this is inevitable and none of i
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10mo ago
Are you a religious person? Because you are talking about progress like it has nothing to do with powerful people making decisions for everyone. You make it sound spiritual and outside human decision-making.
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10mo ago
Google published a post gloating on how much consumerism it increased.
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10mo ago
Just for comparison, China is spending $20-$30 billion a year on nuclear with 29 power plants under construction (half of world total under construction). While this $80 billion will fund about 5?
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10mo ago
You do realize that, um, software need hardware. And also security upgrades often require software engineers. And uh, software maintenance is what engineers actually do most of the time.
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Not quite up to what was expected
(blog.tobychampion.com)
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10mo ago
The stats are abysmal. What's the MDD compared to S&P 500. What is the Sortino? What are the confidence intervals for all the stats? Number of trades? So many questions....
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10mo ago
Don't have the AI do the data parsing. Have the AI write a parser and have the parser do the parsing. Think about how a person would parse vasts amounts of data. They write a parser to do it. Devil is of course in the details.
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10mo ago
Great question! Don't use AI to process the data, especially when a computer can do the work :-). AI is good at taking unstructured data and structuring it. Computers are great at computing. Here is an example of Google's AI faili
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10mo ago
This is really cool! I always believed one valuable use case for AI is to take unstructured data and structure it. I am building ThetaEdge ( https://thetaedge.ai ) which is in Beta now. We built a similar feature but specific to i
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11mo ago
I've used blender since 1999. It's my favorite open source software. Simply amazing
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11mo ago
The android support improved a lot such that all the apps I used worked there.
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1y ago
Seems to correlate with the increase and decline of lead poisoning. I guess the plus side of lead poisoning was an interesting world. We need more deviants than ever now, given the authoritarian push we are seeing. Too many obey.
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1y ago
I'm personally boycotting Israeli companies for obvious reasons.
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1y ago
SLS took 11 years to first flight and cost $29 billion. First flight was perfect and went around the moon. Starship is estimated to have cost about $10B so far and has had 11 test flights and still hasn't achieved orbit. SLS can reach
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1y ago
Yeah, I don't think the public understands how far behind they are. SpaceX was supposed to have moon missions in 2023-2024 time frame. NASA has said that Starship's timeline is "significantly challenged" and expects the
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1y ago
First of all, half of Americans didn't vote for Trump, at best a fourth. Look up voter turnout and of those that voted. And yes, not voting is legitimate when you believe both parties don't represent you. This idea that half of Am
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1y ago
Crossing the border illegally is a misdemeanor. While what Trump did is a felony. Do you see masked agents kidnapping Trump without due process in the middle of the night?
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1y ago
You do realize crossing the border illegally is a misdemeanor right? Do you see how masked agents violently taking people without due process does not align with the severity of the offense?
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1y ago
I believe "native brit" is what you are looking for
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1y ago
Mind providing a link to the blog post?
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1y ago
By talking to those apathetic and talking to those that think this isn't a problem. There is a war for your mind.
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1y ago
The people who need to watch this are precisely the ones on HN, because we have outsized money and power. Keep in mind it was the tech elite that helped elect Trump. Some of them are here and will see this. Lets see how long until this post
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1y ago
This is important for everyone here to watch. A divided house does not stand, and if you haven't noticed, it's getting more divided every day. Don't be a sucker, don't let them divide us. For perspective, we now have mas
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1y ago
Back in 2021 I said in a Wired article that a malicious attacker could add exploits to projects on github to poison llm generated code. I knew it could happen but I didn't know it would require so few samples. https://www.wi
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