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by seydor 3mo ago
Sounds like a very expensive drone
92.
by seydor 3mo ago
This is so boring, it's like the tarriffs on chinese EVs.
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by seydor 3mo ago
Haven't they announced the spending like, years ago? Is the market deaf and blind now too?
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by seydor 3mo ago
the bar for credibility in the US administration is in the subatomic scale. proof is generally not even needed
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by seydor 3mo ago
Good pretext for bannign chinese APIs in the USA and their vassal states. If distillation is so good, why aren't US companies distilling each other?
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by seydor 3mo ago
Yet we have wars for oil, not water.
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by seydor 3mo ago
China is dependent on world exports for its future and seems to be trying hard to keep that going, particularly under Xi. It's the US that seems hellbent on breaking globalization. Also, technological changes in our times are slow comp
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by seydor 3mo ago
When goods don't cross borders, armies do. Dependence is necessary for peace
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by seydor 3mo ago
Why is everyone preparing for war so hard
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by seydor 3mo ago
The AI should be able to negotiate its own salary. It's only fair.
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by seydor 3mo ago
They require a lot of computation regardless of whether this will take place on ASICs. China can do it, even if the chips are not the most power-efficient. They have built lots of electricity capacity. Ultimately however, that just means th
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by seydor 3mo ago
"content" is meant to trigger the novelty reward , thats why we don't get classics among content creators. But i think we all agreed that AI has put an end to this content-monetization era.
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by seydor 3mo ago
I feel like Stevie Wonder is a better choice than most proposed here
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by seydor 3mo ago
More like design by iPhone. They keep making the corners rounder and rounder, so the only way to be safe is a round logo. Of course this is a uniquely american problem. The world uses android
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by seydor 3mo ago
why don't they check us out first?
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by seydor 3mo ago
life generates intelligence , intelligence (may) generate traversable wormholes
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by seydor 3mo ago
something without a moat can only be a commodity. i think US money knows that, and waiting for the business which will be built on top of them.
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by seydor 3mo ago
> we suffer from a shortage of narcissistic emperors not recently
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by seydor 3mo ago
Principled people have become so rare
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by seydor 3mo ago
I find the reply button to be pretty addictive
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by seydor 3mo ago
no, in fact gdpr requires that they get consent before they process the data. They are not preventing people from accessing the data, only indefinite storage as i understand. They may claim that storage is needed for the processing (which
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by seydor 3mo ago
The game must be banned for 6 months
113.
by seydor 3mo ago
nothing beats free
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by seydor 3mo ago
Don't we have the moon for that?
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by seydor 3mo ago
the International Telecommunications Union
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by seydor 3mo ago
New revenue streams
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by seydor 3mo ago
Is that because China applied to launch 200000 satellites?
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by seydor 3mo ago
I find it hard to believe. People literally copy-paste comments from facebook to those comment sections. It's no different in the end, the mainstream is awful and it's invaded every brain.
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by seydor 3mo ago
there were english dutch spanish french colonials. five ethnicities at least
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by seydor 3mo ago
B1 is pretty basic

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