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by seydor 10mo ago
It still has ways to go before it reaches Bastille levels
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by seydor 10mo ago
Globalization always wins
423.
by seydor 10mo ago
Americans keep drilling baby drilling for oil that is becoming less and less necessary
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by seydor 10mo ago
But influencers are by default distributed and don't really need to be in a single place. Most of their collabs are in luxurious venues around the world (Because we live in a world worshipping rich stuff but that s another matter) Plu
425.
by seydor 10mo ago
I guess this is just a continuation of the Search deal, and an admission that LLMs are replacing search. I can't wait for gemini to lecture me why I should throw away my android
426.
by seydor 10mo ago
But why is a Danish product being accused of something that an American product also does
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by seydor 10mo ago
Which is now called Turkiye
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by seydor 10mo ago
How much increase in consumption is due to AI ?
429.
by seydor 10mo ago
Nuclear energy company valuations are in the puny low ~100s of billions. But Meta can be sued for so much more ...
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by seydor 10mo ago
Yeah but it's better for your mental sanity. It's not just a habit, the closure reduces the mental load and helps to keep track of structure in the messy world of html documents. So it is actually more efficient
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by seydor 10mo ago
it reads the lab report but every one of its answers is prefaced with a refusal. It does provide some information but insists on general answers. Example phrases it uses: "I can’t give medical advice or tell you what to do based on thi
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by seydor 10mo ago
ChatGPT mostly refuses to talk health issues , while i have found Gemini is reasonably cooperative when asking for things like symptoms and treatments . This makes me not wanting to try out their new offering.
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by seydor 10mo ago
American services leaving the European market would be a blessing for european IT, but alas the europeans are not kicking then out, instead milking for fines. I WISH cloudflare did all the things they threaten to do, but they won't
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by seydor 10mo ago
are people charged for kW only? it's not like internet connections
435.
by seydor 10mo ago
If they cannot be resold to other speculators their price can go waaay down
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by seydor 10mo ago
Considering the popular image of quantum mechanics, i m not sure people would want to be "schrodinger's passengers". It's unclear how reliable is the system in the long term
437.
by seydor 10mo ago
The quality jump from vhs to dvd was massive. In comparison v6 doesn't offer much above v4
438.
by seydor 10mo ago
If it ain't broken, don't fix it. Life is short
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by seydor 10mo ago
The world is not a 30 line program
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by seydor 10mo ago
For one, immigrants are not representative of their country, they are so biased that they left. But i think the opinion of venezuelans has leaked and it s pretty obvious his regime is not popular at home
441.
by seydor 10mo ago
All in all, probably a good thing. Wishing the new cold war will be equally bloodless all along
442.
by seydor 10mo ago
that's like saying that apple should sell the iphone for $10 to capture the market. meanwhile apple does the opposite The chinese are not entering a saturated market here, they are building it and apparently dominating it by creating t
443.
by seydor 10mo ago
we keep saying these things while industry-after-industry gets disrupted by the chinese Next industry to be disrupted is housing, because seemingly the entire western world has is not even trying to provide housing (a necessity) to everyone
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by seydor 10mo ago
it's not like cars are necessities like food. and i doubt these companies are unprofitable - the chinese govt has no incentive to provide the world with free cars.
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by seydor 10mo ago
Iron throne
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by seydor 10mo ago
... and, all this for what ?
447.
by seydor 10mo ago
most people will use it through bank accounts , so not much difference
448.
by seydor 10mo ago
bank fees will still be an issue. This thing in the works for years and years. Better to just connect the myriad of instant bank payment systems that already exist all over europe than to invent another standard.
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by seydor 10mo ago
What does "public" mean? Giving the data to Palantir in this day and age practically guarantees the data will be scraped for US 'security' purposes, particularly the ones having to do with immigration and immigrants.
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by seydor 10mo ago
My main question generally is, why is palantir doing the work that research institutions should be doing for governments. Make the data public if you want to see progress

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