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paimapi
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paimapi
5d ago
if someone were to set up a little script to auto-populate emails with auto-discovered open-records laws per state and/or municipality, this effort might be all the more easier and have less friction :)
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How to Limit What Apple's New Siri AI Can Access in iOS 27
(eff.org)
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Help 404 Media Find Out How Your Local Police Are Surveiling You
(404media.co)
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5d ago
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5d ago
I love this idea but I think the PE angle also means suppliers and vendors will charge them far less for bulk order and those suppliers/vendors themselves may be a horrible little mix of MBA-brained owner practices that actively upchar
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Bill to Ban Private Equity from Owning Medical Practices
(truthout.org)
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It's Easy to Dismiss Jev as Just a Classifier
(sebastianraschka.com)
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Locked Out of China's AI Boom, Graduates Turn to Bootcamps
(sixthtone.com)
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The Death and Life of Chinese Civil Society
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Oracle and OpenAI Are Trampling Native Treaty Rights to Build Data Centers
(truthout.org)
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7d ago
The user was absolutely right. There were over 100 children in that elementary school [0]. I should not have recommended the double-tap. Checking to see if there are better targets... Clauding... [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/
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7d ago
>80% are qualified with "inside eight large data center hubs created in China’s “East West Computing Strategy”." Most new data centers are built elsewhere this is a pedantic misinterpretation of the scope of East Data, West Com
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7d ago
>I’ll say it again: In the 737 Max, the engine nacelles themselves can, at high angles of attack, work as a wing and produce lift. And the lift they produce is well ahead of the wing’s center of lift, meaning the nacelles will cause the
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Could we reboot the modern world without fossil fuels?
(aeon.co)
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7d ago
it largely depends on the metal but the issue is with quality, not amount. plus, you don't have much in the way of just iron items these days - you have steel which requires temps quite a fair bit above what's possible in a charco
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7d ago
can't get to space if you can't even smelt a spade, imo
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Wealth Taxes Can Make Capital Markets More Efficient
(promarket.org)
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Your 401(k) Is Propping Up the AI Bubble
(promarket.org)
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7d ago
>like we've screwed ourselves with not just the air but the ground we stand on too I'm reminded of something Margaret Atwood once said which boiled down to the fact that there is no starting civilization over, ever again, if we
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8d ago
it's almost like the harness was specifically designed for their model and not others :)
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8d ago
certainly less calendaring and meeting invites, I'm sure. I did meet a couple of people who identified as non-monogamous well after I had met my very monogamous partner (whom I love deeply and am happily monogamous for) who seemed very
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8d ago
it doesn't mean wrong, it's just probabilistically full of unregarded bias and prone to hallucinated ineferences, much in the same way that LLMs sometimes are
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Copaganda, Punishment, and Policing in the United States
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8d ago
trends like these remind me very much of how true some of the predictions in Douglas Hofstadter's "Anti-Intellectualism in American Life" were: https://ia802903.us.archive.org/6/items/richard-hofstad
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8d ago
that seems very anti-social and immature, like throwing a tantrum. you get a singular downvote from me for one comment but I do like how reasonable you're being about all of it :)
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8d ago
that's anecdotal though, right? your subjective feeling of how a model responds to you will greatly influence how you 'feel' about a model and its performance in the same way that a co-worker who you get along with will fuck
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8d ago
that's cool - I downvoted you because I was annoyed and I am an independent entity. hope that helps :)
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8d ago
no, I think people are just annoyed that you're trying to have an irrelevant and kinda cheesy 'is epistemology really real - think about it bro' conversation I'm also a fan of nuance and non-black&white thinking but
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8d ago
I doubted this but it does look like there's an actual government initiative that mandates 80% clean energy for all new data-center builds: https://www.fastcompany.com/91578780/how-china-is-powering-n... that said
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8d ago
>they will do almost anything if they are convinced it is justified - or if they are playing a "game" where there is no goal but to win just a small caution on this anthropomorphism - it implies there's some high-order &#x
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8d ago
it's also possible to have healthy, non-hierarchical poly relationships. many queer people do it with triads, quads, etc. most of the hetero poly people I met and were icked out by functioned as extremely hierarchical in practice (but
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