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by noboostforyou 1y ago
Sins of the father... https://www.npr.org/2025/07/09/nx-s1-5462609/grok-elon-musk-... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_(chatbot) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/384
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
Yes, they are modded by replacing the individual VRAM modules. https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/usd142-upgra...
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
I appreciate you sharing your viewpoint. And I should clarify that when I say "Israel" I'm referring to the state and its military, not individual Israeli citizens who probably have nothing to do with the killings. > It is
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
> Israel as a society is much more tolerant and does not make human shields with their own population. It is an objective fact that Israel has killed almost 20,000 Palestinian children since the beginning of the latest conflict (post Oct
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
Do you think that historical worry justifies the tens of thousands of children they are currently killing? https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/interactive/2025/israel...
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
Do you consider genocide a bad thing? https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/interactive/2025/israel...
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
Just because you never heard it doesn't mean it didn't happen. For example, Irish people were heavily discriminated against in the US and were considered at one point to not be "white" https://thesocietypages.
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
And it's almost the same exact trend in skill atrophy we saw between millennial and gen z/alpha where most kids these days cannot do basic computer troubleshooting even if they've owned a computer/smartphone practically
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
> It’s one of the reasons people keep toying with partitioning cells and putting controllers onto individual cells or small groups of them. I have been out of the battery tech game for a while now but decades ago we were balancing indivi
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
"vegetative electron microscopy” https://www.admscentre.org.au/a-weird-phrase-is-plaguing-sci...
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
The "best" depends on what you want. For example, with desktop memory the previous DDR4 gen Samsung's B-die was considered the top choice if you wanted the fastest speeds and highest overclocking potential. Micron's rev-
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
Here's any older interview where he talks about the need for accurate dataset labeling - "In many industries where giant data sets simply don’t exist, I think the focus has to shift from big data to good data. Having 50 thoughtful
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
I am with you. For all the technological advancements "AI" provides us, I can't help but wonder what is the point? From John Adams (1780): "I must study politics and war, that our sons may have liberty to study mathemati
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
On more than one occasion I've had Google AI summarize its own search result while also providing a link to the original website source it used for its answer. I clicked the link and discovered that it said literally the exact opposite
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
There's an entire category of things designed for game theory and other types of zero sum games like chess, go, poker, etc so I don't see why you can't have an "ai" system that's making profit-orientated, autom
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
> This push is mostly coming from the C-level and the hustler types, both of which need this to work out in order for their employeeless corporation fantasy to work out. The irony, at least in my mind, is that C-level hustler types are e
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
> You’re not obliged to participate in discussion. Are website owners obligated to serve content to AI agents and/or LLM scrapers?
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
That's...not how it works, like, at all. It's a tax credit, not actual money that you pocket additionally from your existing paycheck. It also only lasts until 2028.
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
Assuming everything you reported is true (I'm not doubting you, I just don't have the time to test everything myself atm) this is actually insane behavior from the company.
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
I've noticed this user has a habit of asking these "questions" and then suddenly falling quiet when pressed more closely. (I think they are concern trolling)
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
Why do you keep asking strangely presumptuous questions without answering the simple, direct questions yourself? Are you honestly interested in discussion or are you more interested in pushing a particular narrative?
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
> What is the public good Accurate, scientific information to make informed decisions that can affect your safety and well-being. If you have to drive over a bridge or close to a body of water every day but you know there is a high chanc
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
> the prospect of agentic llms hallucinating enemies and a digital finger on the trigger. Minority Report takes place in 2054... Phillip K Dick might have been onto something.
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
As a former runner (competitive trackin/xcountry) and a current recreational runner - I cannot imagine never taking a day off is actually safe for your knees and joints. At least for me, I simply cannot run every single day without dev
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
Lilly also offers it direct to consumer for $500/mo
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
I was on a somewhat fancy cruise a short while ago (Celebrity, fwiw) and they had a small live tv production crew that would film around the ship broadcast daily events and stuff on the ship's tv channel. The live shows also had a numb
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
> A fairly significant minority of wealthy people Apologies if this is just a typo but I am really confused by this wording - isn't "significant minority" an oxymoron? If you had to express this as a percentage how many we
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
> Price is 3-4 times higher but it lasts 5-10 times longer and is much more pleasant to use. "The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. Take boots, for example. ... A really
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
> Not only are emotions deterministic So is your claim that 100% of all human emotions are deterministic? That's quite a bold claim don't you think?
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by noboostforyou 1y ago
> There’s a premium for a perception of being mostly surrounded by open space Maybe? In urban areas the opposite is true - rent goes up the closer you are to a major subway station https://www.renthop.com/research/ny

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