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11mo ago
Meeting times and already existing taxation systems set up in those countries.
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11mo ago
No, I'm referring to SmartTube on an Nvidia shield. The YT Roku app from Google is hot garbage.
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11mo ago
And? How is this different than licensing software instances? You buy a license to use one instance of the seed, not infinity copies.
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We've been doing it. There has been a severe degradation in quality. Congressmen's salaries need to increase by 10x.
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Applicants will need to start paying for applications at some point. Businesses have been paying for job postings since forever so AI slop on that end is absent.
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Its such a good client. With the YT Roku app, if you change playback speed, quality will drop to 720p or lower. SmartTube lets me watch at full 1080p with 1.5x speed. No ads is of course a big plus too.
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Yes they fixed that about a year ago. It was a breaking change and required everyone to update their server software config.
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Either Seattle is very smart, or standards have dropped.
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There are several daemons for discord to post all chats for a server into an HTML document.
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Sometime people are born for greatness.
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Getting the travel time down to 500 years would be a reasonable goal. You'd ship embryos and caregiver robots, start breeding/raising people 30 years before you'd arrive.
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> but the vast majority of cases of child marriage are underage women being forced to marry men over the age of majority. Do you have a citation for this?
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So what is it? Ubuntu with KDE?
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11mo ago
The most stable ABI on Linux is the Win32 one, running on WINE.
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Yeah it's all very dumb. The rest of Europe is protected by no less then three state nuclear triads. Ukraine was not.
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The Senate never ratified that treaty, so no the US never agreed to so that. And the Budapest Memorandum doesn't say that anyway.
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You can absolutely make nuclear weapons with U233.
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This isn't basic research. The US has had this tech for half a century. There's just no reason to do it. Uranium is plentiful and cheap and arguably safer.
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The CEO said, a few years ago on an earnings call, that this was the goal. Low income customers are disorderly, rude, argumentative and generally not worth the effort.
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> No body goes to the doctor because they want to. I routinely go to specialists for things I don't need to, because I make enough money that it's better than waiting for the issue to go away on its own. Now imagine expanding t
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11mo ago
Canada has a much better solution for this: assisted suicide. I've had multiple elderly relatives in a state that necessitated care facilities and every single one said they were ready to die.
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We already know from twin studies that g is 80% heritable, so the effect of nurture on intelligence is slim to none.
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You shouldn't like papers from 2021 when people are talking about "recent". This stuff is moving very fast. https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/jfhtu_v1
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11mo ago
This is good. Dealing with 50 different laws on AI regulation would be a nightmare for a startup. Not to mention that most AI regulation would be unconstitutional per Bernstein v DOJ. (The PGP case)
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It's possible you've been lied to. Every single industry always says "there's a shortage" so they can justify expanding the labor pool to drive salary costs down.
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Previously PGT only got us to 9% accuracy in detecting predicted intelligence. The latest literature suggests they're now at 40-50%. The "missing heritability" has been solved.
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What issue?
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Blizzard oldest source code for WoW is from 1.12 (the last patch before BC). They don't have 1.0-1.11
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You definitely can not. If you hit someone when drunk you are going to prison. However, if you are not drunk and just say "I didn't see them", you'll be fine.
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They'll die when the kids are 55, don't need the inheritance anyway. And it ends up being collections of worthless figurines from the 70s.
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