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by sekai 2y ago
> we indicated that there was government advice/ruling around this. Why would any pre-teen / teen care about what government thinks? They care what their friends think about that TikTok they saw during recess, though.
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by sekai 2y ago
Apples to oranges. Piracy would be a good comparison to this law. We all know how that turned out.
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by sekai 2y ago
Tariffs hike plan will end up the same as Trump's health plan, coming in two weeks, for 4 years.
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by sekai 2y ago
> they don't care who wins, they just want peace. And what happens when Russia invades again after a few years with a revitalized military?
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by sekai 2y ago
They would have, 1.5 years back. Now there are other players in town.
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by sekai 2y ago
Magnificent, it's hard to image what we'll be able to do once these do roundtrips daily. For those are not aware, that booster is 71 m (233 ft) tall!
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by sekai 2y ago
> "He launched airstrikes or military raids in at least seven countries: Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan." https://www.latimes.com/projects/la-na-pol-obama-at-war/ A bit d
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by sekai 2y ago
> 1k$ is pretty steep. It's not if you don't want to sacrifice quality, USA made is also a bonus. Kudos to JerryRigEverything.
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by sekai 2y ago
> I think the best play here would be to release them without any camera functionality at all, or the connotations will be that weird, sweaty guy that no one wants to sit next to on the subway (see: Google Glass). Sergey Brin sitting sad
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by sekai 2y ago
I still remember how privacy issues killed Google Glass, truly ahead of it's time. Sorry Sergey Brin.
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by sekai 2y ago
> Yeah it sucks to have a bad wlb work culture, but the alternative is losing what makes America so awesome. You're not reaping the benefits of that “hard work”, executives do.
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by sekai 3y ago
> Unfortunately you'll find out it's not actually easy at all when you realize that consumers care about weight, size, temperature and battery life which are all things apple excels at. Their hardware is really quite good, unfo
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by sekai 3y ago
> I think a lot about "steel saucepans with copper bottoms". I read this article by Le Guin at a time in my life to make a real impression on me Same for me but with sewing machines. Relevant Veritasium video https:/&#x2F
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by sekai 3y ago
> But instead, we have billions of people now, and it was at least 2000 years ago that we reached 100 million. When you have that many people, although most of them are still working on the basics (growing food, building housing, etc.),
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by sekai 3y ago
> Even if that science helps not so friendly countries like Russia? Nothing will stop this wave, and the United States will not allow itself to be on the sidelines.
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by sekai 3y ago
> If you are talking to support, you already know your question isn't in the 95% easy ones. Common sense is not that common
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by sekai 3y ago
> Or put another way, Europe cannot create their own Amazon. Ozempic-maker Novo Nordisk enters the room
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by sekai 3y ago
> I presume most young Francophones who are likely to actually use Mistral will pronounce it in Franglais as "le tchatte" Anything's better than hearing how french pronounce ChatGPT: "tchat j'ai pété" (liter
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by sekai 3y ago
Don't even remember when I opened Stack Overflow, won't miss that condescending place.
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by sekai 3y ago
> The writing is on the wall for a while now, the only problem is that people talking about it are promptly labeled as not worthy of being listened Exactly, did people forget Russia first invaded Ukraine in 2014? Let's not be naive
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by sekai 3y ago
France is up there with UK, but they are not on the chart because they do not disclose all the transfers they do.
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by sekai 3y ago
And this is chart is missing EU strongest military - France, they do not announce all the support they give for strategic reasons.
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by sekai 3y ago
> okay to hurt people for the sake of technical progress, you get into some very dark and terrible places Hurt is a very subjective word in this context, how many people do you think the invention of the steam engine hurt? Or the electri
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by sekai 3y ago
> We estimate that the scrolls we have in Naples contain more than 16 megabytes of text. Some members of our papyrology team say that revealing this text will be the greatest revolution in the classics since the Renaissance Amazing achie
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by sekai 3y ago
That 30% doesn't fund the schools or the roads, it's just a fee. Completely different.
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by sekai 3y ago
> Maybe, recruit the most formidable AI team in the world, removed from the shackles of an awkward non-profit owning a for-profit company? Into the shackles of ever-controlling mega-corp?
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by sekai 3y ago
> So Microsoft decided to compete with OpenAI They already do, though, has everyone forgot they got a Microsoft Research division?
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by sekai 3y ago
Yeah... Not really how a mega-corp like MSFT does things. They LOVE to have control.
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by sekai 3y ago
> if hot shot startup folks don't want to work there, why would they even go there MSFT may have offered them a lucrative offer to join (for the time being) in order to alleviate the potential stock dump.
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by sekai 3y ago
Exactly, he could just launch a new company, most of the current OpenAI staff would follow him.

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