sMarsIntruder

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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
Krugman’s touting Brazil’s Pix as money’s future — government-run, instant, and actually useful— while taking his usual “script” on crypto flops. Fair if you’re already in his camp on Bitcoin being BS, but just a quick recall his epic misse
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
I know it’s not the point, but: > 29 miles per hour and reach shooting distances up to 12 meters Clash between Metric and Imperial is still alive.
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
How many people saved by the tech?
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
I read that, but you can see a common factor and probably bias just by reading the descriptions and photos used. I understand that people have opinions and my comment goes against this community, but this is what people with common sense ca
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
CNBC’s model puts hefty weight on social-policy scores (abortion, LGBTQ protections, worker rules) and only a light touch on nuts-and-bolts stuff like housing costs, taxes, and job growth. If those social factors top your list, the rankings
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
I hate to see this, but you’re comparing two completely different systems. Like it or not, but Canada is much more “socialist”, you can’t expect it in any case to be like US or viceversa.
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
Yes, ASICS are definitely very closed source for that specific reason.
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
The preliminary AV tests in Italy in early 00s were above 500km/h, so I’m not sure what to think.
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
> In March I argued that we should choose Bluesky over X/Twitter, based on the obvious reason of boycotting companies connected to Musk. Let’s f*ck up Zuck just because OP doesn’t like him. How can a post like this be at the top? Pl
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
Stupid the regulations or the design process?
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
Negativity and hate.
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
5$ wrench attack
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
Looks like OP’s curiosity isn’t just about deep diving LLMs —he’s probably itching to dig into adjacent topics like RAG, AI pipelines, and all the other adjacent LLM rabbit holes. So in that case I don’t see why not?
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
ok commies
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
This comment goes against any individual freedom common law and common sense.
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
Running a bot farm?
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
On the other hand a lot of Italian trains still operate in CH. Time changes, uh?
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
So, are we talking about OpenAI o3 model, right?
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Giovanni De Sandre, one of the creators of the Olivetti 101 Program, has died(ground.news)
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
Especially the L guy who downvoted this after 10 seconds. get a life
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
Same question would be for government funded agencies.
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
The insane number of downvotes you’re getting for saying basic common sense stuff, it’s why we should push for stricter political rules here in HN. You didn’t say something wrong or controversial, just an opinion. Some ideologies love to pa
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
While the article correctly highlights Google’s significant advancements and formidable position in the AI race, calling them the winner on every front feels like a bit of a stretch and potentially overlooks some nuances, like SGE integrati
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
lol
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by sMarsIntruder 1y ago
Luckily Minority Report belongs to the fictional movies category. But I also think that this type of technology - if properly used - can prevent actual crimes. Scary? Of course.
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by sMarsIntruder 2y ago
> Battery storage is the next act, mostly in the form of hybrid inverters and lithium-ion packs tucked into homes and businesses. That should go in parallel if they don’t want experience grid faults.
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by sMarsIntruder 2y ago
Nice concept of democracy you have
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by sMarsIntruder 2y ago
I can talk for hours of non-political things. And I’m not talking about sports or similar things.
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by sMarsIntruder 2y ago
Whoa. Didn’t know that.
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by sMarsIntruder 2y ago
Early user. IIRC it was kind of early ‘10. Never gave consent for studies and asked for GDPR complete data removal I guess 5/6 yrs ago. Meanwhile I learned about privacy and promised myself to never get into this “things” again.

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