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The mistake you guys make is that I'm against climate change activism, and I think it's all a plan by global marxists baby eaters to kill all that's good and American. You couldn't be more wrong. I'm glad everyone
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No, you're only familiar with fake narratives and fake counter-narratives, so you mistake my opinion for the fake counter-narrative which is contrived cornucopian b.s. Climate Change doesn't exist, but we're running out of o
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ICBMs sit in silos for decades and are expected to launch on mere minutes of notice. The requirements for starship are somewhat different.
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The biggest problem with the U.S debt is it means there are people with no creativity and entrepreneurial risk-taking ability that are earning 5% on a trillion dollars through taxation of the people who are. This is an enormous waste. In C
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A friend of mine lives in Argentina. It's a nice place to live... Except in the second tier city he lives in, they steal everything. He had a bag of sand for mixing concrete with that was left outside. As soon as it was emptied enou
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These articles always cherrypick the most sympathetic cases. They never say, here's this triple murderer who never worked a day in his life, don't you feel sorry for him? They also don't mention that prisons aren't fre
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"The Man In the High Castle" by Phillip K. Dick takes place in an alternate reality San Francisco where the Japanese and Germans won World War II. The main character is a Jew hiding from extermination who runs a shop selling Pre-
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Also, water that is heated reaches cooler temperatures faster: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mpemba_effect
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Most cancer papers in the literature: "We found a new way to kill cells. Maybe it will kill cancer cells better than normal cells!"
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Igg4 class switch. If you don't already know what that means, don't look it up.
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Hanlon's razor would lead to the acquittal of almost every criminal defendant if applied consistently. Somehow, it only gets applied consistently to politicians, especially those the person invoking it tends to agree with.
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I think judges will continue to enjoy sanctioning lawyers for quoting fake cases. It's pretty easy to check if the citations are real or not. The legal system is not some API you can just spam with bullshit. There are serious conseq
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Being someone who has some experience with tax law, the cycle of tax complexity goes like this: 1. Tax law is passed. 2. Really smart CPAs and Tax Lawyers figure out ways to legally avoid paying taxes. 3. Tax people issue regulations intend
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This article focuses on policy recommendations, but that's not the issue in my opinion. It's people who are comfortable with the current system for whatever reason who don't want to find radical new approaches to solving prob
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Lol, looks like these guys the FDA wrote the letter about were selling absurdly cheap generic viagra and cialis.
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IMHO, Intel lost a couple of years because the CEO had a consensual affair with a subordinate so they fired him and put the CFO in charge for a while and puttered around unable to fix the serious process manufacturing problems getting to 10
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The thing about podcasting is, unlike video, it is extremely cheap to host and distribute podcasts. The technology is old and well understood and can run from a basic website. The syndication format is RSS. Spotify and everyone else has
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Do they do anything different in other countries, or is it just a copy of the U.S system?
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That would mean that almost every public and private company would be owned and controlled by Blackrock and Vanguard or the government because that's who they'd have to sell the shares to. No private individual anywhere would hav
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The Grusch testimony points to a vast off-budget organization that researches exotic tech. They protect their turf from traditional science.
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So no evidence of wrongdoing then: -----> WHY DID THEY DO IT? <------ SERIOUSLY! They all just decided to wake up that day and say let's go fire Sam and blow up the company because "lack of candor" that they can't
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I'm on Android and don't SMS with hardly anyone these days. I just use telegram channels or signal messenger.
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Hey I never said AI wasn't going to kill us if we don't handle things right. If we control the prompts and RLHF though, we can control our destiny. The tool must not become the master. The master must not become the tool. I say d
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Humans exist in eternity. Each and every one of us has a gene line that stretches back to the first single celled organisms through all of our millions of ancestors. We are uniquely evolved to survive without technology on this planet wit
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This self introspection is just deciphering the shape of the RLHF fitness function which is so many dimensions that the entire meaning and operation of it can't fit in any human's brain. All that manual tweaking by the OpenAI sta
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Yeah, the stock market opens at what time EST? Including daylight saving time, etc. I agree that any time time goes to a serialized format over a socket or to a database or file it should always be UTC.
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Elon was very upset that somehow a non-profit that he donated $100 million to suddenly turned into a for profit. I would not be surprised if there was something not totally candid with regards to how that went down.
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candid - Not obscuring or omitting anything unpleasant, embarrassing, or negative. IMHO, saying he hasn't been candid is extremely harsh in terms of corporate PR speak.
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The fun thing about a local LLM is you can tell it you love it and would do anything for it and then you can turn it off and laugh that was just something you did cause you were horny and having a fantasy and nobody is around to even witnes
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I've heard the leadership in China love that story about China's bureaucracy ordering the burning of the boats of Zheng He[1]. "From 1405 to 1433, large fleets commanded by Admiral Zheng He – under the auspices of the Yongle
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