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AI agents will do the grunt work of coding
(axios.com)
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An AI-generated summer reading list got published in major newspapers
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A New Headache for Honest Students: Proving They Didn't Use A.I
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Jennifer Pahlka on reforming government – Is chaos necessary for renewal?l?
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Why We're Unlikely to Get Artificial General Intelligence Anytime Soon
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Florida Just Banned Fluoride from Public Water
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Some of that money is these companies trying to find a use for this technology, because their investors don't want them to miss the AI train. Not sure what proportion is seeing any returns right now. If the product were to disappear to
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From the article: The National Institutes of Health, which historically has funded the research behind almost every drug on the market, this month announced that it would shift money that had been spent studying mRNA vaccines to pay for a $
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The Death of Shopify's Startup Dream, One Layoff at a Time
(thewalrus.ca)
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> Some of the recent Michael Bay movies are so aggressive when it comes to cuts An excellent episode of Every Frame A Painting is "Michael Bay --- What is Bayhem?" It explains in detail in what way those particular movies are
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The Rise of Trump's Crypto Firm
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A 'Citizen Lawyer' Gets a Standing Ovation at the Supreme Court
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For people like me who didn’t know what YNAB means: YNAB stands for "You Need A Budget." It is a privately-owned personal budgeting software company.
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> There are plenty of illegal immigrants with a criminal record. I keep hearing this claim, but was there ever any proof of it? To be precise: is there any reason why criminals cannot be caught without hunting for immigrants to deport?
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> RT & the BBC are both state backed media organisations. It is quite difficult to come up with a reason for those except propaganda. False equivalence. By your logic, any government support automatically makes an outlet propaganda.
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Why not just send the bullet points? Kinder to your audience than sending them AI slop.
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No, pjc50 is right. Republican politicians are scared of their leader because their primary elections are completely at his mercy. The reason for Congress's dysfunction today is 100% a partisan issue. No need to blame "elite power
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> The margins were extremely thin in 2020, and there were many sketchy things going on around mail-in ballots and stuff. These allegations from Trump supporters have been disproved in court many times. What will iy take for you to admit
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Thank you for posting the link. Should have been part of the article. WTF? Black is white, and white is black.
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The administration needs to be sued in court. What else can be done? This is awful.
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None of your links show any indications of crimes. I don't get the obsession with Fauci when there's an actual criminal using the Oval Office to harass innocent people every day. This conversation is pointless. Have a nice day.
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As we have seen, Trump can hire prosecutors who will prosecute anybody he points his little finger at. He always hires lackeys, so it was easy to predict he would harass Fauci.
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Company's Surveillance Tech Makes Immigrants 'Easy Pickings' for Trump
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> This [steam locomotives might kill you] obviously seems silly in hindsight. To be fair, many people did die on level crossings and by wandering on to the tracks. We learned over time to put in place safety fences and tunnels.
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The "market" consists of human investors, who get taken in by liars all the time. Sometimes the herd stampedes for years and years.
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It's quite a leap from "TAL discovered their mistaken story and added fact checking" to "TAL and NPR are largely bullshit factories". You need to present evidence for your extreme claim.
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Thank you for summarizing. Many of the comments here seem to be focusing on obscure portions of the article, so it's easy for a lurker on HN to be misled.
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"Oracle has to provide a fix" also means that you can tell your boss that you're doing your best and it's up to Oracle now. It's not just about fixing the problem, but about protecting your own career. "No one
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Seems to be using the Indian numbering system: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_numbering_system
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The Gender Gap in Teen Experiences
(pewresearch.org)
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