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by pelorat 10mo ago
Sounds like a perfect fit for some Deep Research. Edit: A deep research run by Gemini 3.0 Pro says the origin is likely to be stand-up comedy routines between 1983–1987 and particularly mentions Eddie Murphy, and the 1983 socioeconomic prec
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by pelorat 10mo ago
Because the founders are evil and should in in prison?
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by pelorat 11mo ago
If someone needs 4 hours to complete a 30-minute test they should be in a school for the disabled.
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by pelorat 11mo ago
An "elite school" is not for everyone because everyone is different. You did not need medication and counseling. What you needed was a regular public college.
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by pelorat 11mo ago
> 15-20% of the world is estimated to have a disability. Not a chance in hell.
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by pelorat 11mo ago
Because it's bullshit? Kids today don't understand that they are not special, everyone's different and the diagnosis you get from a TikTok video is not real.
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by pelorat 1y ago
Break up into what? They have one product.
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by pelorat 1y ago
Contrast this to the EU where all treaties are automatically law across all members.
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by pelorat 1y ago
Wait until you hear about the gluon, the mediator of the strong force, which is an excitation in the gluon field, and is also the only other particle that is massless and moves at C. However unlike the photon the excitation has a really sho
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by pelorat 1y ago
Good luck with the regulatory process in Europe. Cloudflare is going to have to register as a financial institution. There's no way they will be able to roll this out globally.
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by pelorat 1y ago
Wait until you find out that in some places in the EU it's a crime to not carry a physical ID on your person when you leave the house.
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by pelorat 1y ago
Madness for the USA, but a win for Europe if our kids are shielded from right wing American content. I wish Europe could do this with X. Force Elon to create a wall between US and EU users.
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by pelorat 1y ago
There's no EQ in the Sony iPhone app?
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by pelorat 1y ago
When something like this happen the companies affected should terminate the accounts of all government officials under the guise "if the population can't use our site, neither can you who work in the government"
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by pelorat 1y ago
I don't think this is a good idea.
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by pelorat 1y ago
Absolutely nothing new or groundbreaking. It's just a more tuned version of a basic LLM architecture.
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by pelorat 1y ago
Not sure how it is nowadays, but Iceland used to force anyone immigrating to officialy change or "icelandify" their names. So if your name was Arthur, and you wanted to emigrate to Iceland you would you change name. Might still be
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by pelorat 1y ago
> Do you have a suggestion for how the GDPR site could implement this differently so that they wouldn't need a cookie footer? Well, it's a information-only website, it has no ads or even a login, so they don't need to use
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by pelorat 1y ago
> and have it deleted unless legally necessary to hold it Tell that to X which disables your ability to delete your account if it gets suspended.
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by pelorat 1y ago
Now add VR into the mix...
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by pelorat 1y ago
Why not call it Gemini 2.6?
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by pelorat 1y ago
These are all over the Netherlands, this particular model. They don't accept any credit cards, only debit.
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by pelorat 1y ago
Happened to me too. I had been consuming two energy drinks per day for a week or so and then my SO (who's addicted to vitamin supplements) gave me some multivitamins that I took just to be nice. Apparently that pushed me over the edge.
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by pelorat 1y ago
Mir was good from year one.
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by pelorat 1y ago
None of these posts ever seem to mention which exact model was used. Was reasoning turned on? Was internet search enabled?
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by pelorat 1y ago
Doctors here in Europe are not really into diagnostic medicine. I'm going to compare with Dr. House from the TV series who with a team spent days on a single patient. This is not the reality, the reality is that your specialist doctor
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by pelorat 2y ago
I think the model needs to be thought about human anatomy, not just fed a bunch of scans. It needs to understand what ribs and organs are.
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by pelorat 2y ago
Kremlin has full access to every service operating in Russia. If a service is banned in Russia, that's a service you should use. If it's not banned, it already has a backdoor.
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by pelorat 2y ago
Because it's only possible in the USA. In the rest of the world everything is a bank and regulated as such.
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by pelorat 2y ago
When we move to continuously running agents, rather than query-response models, we're going to need a lot more compute.

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