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The other article pitched it as an "AI Companion". I can see the market already; virtual girlfriends or virtual friends for the homebound. People will buy a "Companion subscription" that will allow them to talk their f
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Ford Fathom Is Here the $29,945 Electric Truck [video]
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Words in American politics have lost their original meaning. Words in American politics mean whatever the national committee say they mean for that week. Communism means everyone who opposes Trump. Freedom means parroting whatever nons
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Tucker Carlson unveils 10-point manifesto amid third-party speculation
(axios.com)
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The old timey systems modeled this problem using accounting 101. When things change, you don’t immediately update the balance. Instead it is written to a transaction journal aka a log. The thing is this log is the source of truth. State or
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As a Texan and a sample of size of 1. [N] That you need gates on your communities. [Y] That your kids' school is going to get shot up. [Y] That cops might be the enemy. [N] You'll be part of the wrong tribe.
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If I had my wish, the original French hippie colony would have been successful and we would be calling ourselves Reunionais or something like that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Réunion_(Dallas)
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Or you can offer subsidized ride shares for $1.50 a ride. https://www.dcta.net/getting-around/gozone-demand
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We go by North Texans.
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Thanks
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No freeways. But Waymo now is available to all of Dallas? Does that include the suburbs?
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Southern California Edison equipment blamed for 2025 Eaton fire in Los Angeles
(cnn.com)
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Well... the holy grail is something that traps CO2, slows down hurricanes-typhoons, slows down desertification, makes urban heat sinks more bearable. What that could be, I have no idea.
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Quote: All blame the same culprit: Europe’s new biometric border system, which aims to better track travelers — and keep out unauthorized visitors — by taking their fingerprints and facial scans. So far, it has succeeded at annoying them.
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Travel Chaos Follows E.U.'S New Passport Controls
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People will find a use for them. The financial wreckage is more worrying to me. When line goes down, they layoff people to cut costs and they ask for a bailout because they can’t make their debt payments. If they don’t get a bailout, the ci
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AI-assisted staging draws boos at the Richard Wagner festival in Germany
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Line 272 of SimDK.R is where they produced the quartiles for top and bottom performers. But their code for generating both is exactly the same. Code> # Lowest performers t.low.t <- t.test(Pair(Ability,Perception)~1, data=subset(df.w,
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They did “replicate” the original Dunning Kruger. They replicated it using artificial data and then claimed their artificially generated data invalidated the hypothesis.
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They constructed a straw man and then bitched about the straw man. In effect, they proved Dunning Kruger.
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I don’t think he was targeted but he met the reality of bureaucracy. One agency actually funded him and approved the building and allowed him to operate for 11 years. Another agency said you can’t operate or sell because of the growing mold
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Quote: “We are hopeful that this general rule, that the Fourth Amendment doesn’t apply at the border, (has) just got to be revised and corrected,” Dodge said. “And this is a pretty vivid example of why it that rule is far too broad.”
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An airport search, a wiped phone and a potential test of Fourth Amendment
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I don’t see how any of your arguments threaten the iPhones stranglehold on mobile phones market. Siri sucks and has been for many years. I don’t believe users will ditch the iPhone because Siri sucks and they love ChatGPT. They will install
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My elderly parents don’t answer the phone anymore due to all the scams. Hospital and medical offices calls all go to voicemail. They do answer FaceTime. Even with this protocol they still struggle because iOS added focus time and it keeps n
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Quote “ So if you want to spot ai writing, look for bland, pretentious prose lavished with Latinate words—at least for now. With every update, our study shows, ai writing is becoming more similar to human prose. ” So AI makes you sound like
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If you look into modern Western philosophy, it is not much better. Instead it embraces moral nihilism and the only thing it teaches is do whatever you want. I am Catholic. Catholicism is far from perfect. But it teaches two principles which
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The ruling class received a classical education and many went on to a law degree. By becoming judges, solicitors, prosecutors, and politicians, they kept their position in society. Engineers, administrators, and medical doctors are not memb
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An executive order declaring a newly created legal entity is now the holder of all previous debt. The new entity has no assets or revenues, other than Trumpcoin.
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What happens when you stick this malware into your windows PC? The PC is now an accomplice to fraud?
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