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721.
by slater 2y ago
[NSA with their multiple quantum computers has entered chat] /s
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by slater 2y ago
It's not that there's no correlation. It's that there's many, MANY other reasons before you get even close to "oh yeah, and then we invented the steam engine"
723.
by slater 2y ago
Yes, thanks to laws put in place, not because of technical progress. Come on.
724.
by slater 2y ago
> AI is a gateway to spend more time, to do whatever you want That's not how any previous advancement has worked. "Work expands to fill the time saved" and all that.
725.
by slater 2y ago
so a hypothetical ("NATO expansion kinda not cool!") vs. reality (Russia invading a sovereign nation, causing an untold number of civilian and military deaths). These two things are similar!
726.
by slater 2y ago
Was gonna say, they're so pro-Russian invasion , they "condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and demand immediate diplomacy and de-escalation to resolve this crisis" https://international.dsausa.org/ukraine&#x
727.
by slater 2y ago
"DSA [...] has been incredibly anti-Ukrainian and pro-Russian invasion" wait, what?
728.
by slater 2y ago
https://www.seagate.com/innovation/multi-actuator-hard-drive... ?
729.
by slater 2y ago
Dupe? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43301369
730.
by slater 2y ago
Rescinding my dupe accusations, as per dang's guidance elsewhere: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43303797
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by slater 2y ago
Am I misremembering, or wasn't there some hubbub ca. 2010 where someone was going to do a presentation at CCC about how Bluetooth is basically swiss cheese in terms of security, and someone got all huffy about it and it was all hush-
732.
by slater 2y ago
Your own dupe? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43293004
733.
by slater 2y ago
perhaps the DOGE team is that great Ha, good one!
734.
by slater 2y ago
Riley Sennott, 26, is listed as a "senior advisor" Senior? At 26?!
735.
by slater 2y ago
https://archive.ph/AxuTg
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by slater 2y ago
You should see his livestreams. Let's just say, he computers the same way his writing comes across (all while swearing up, down and sideways that he's not on anything /s ;) )
737.
by slater 2y ago
If Google wants to play stupid games, have them win stupid prizes: Use an adblocker. Ublock Origin works great.
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by slater 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computronium
739.
by slater 2y ago
What's your problem?
740.
by slater 2y ago
link?
741.
by slater 2y ago
Why is every recent thread on DOGE and DOGE-similar stuff always riddled with people asking "this team were supposedly researching [insert apparently useless research topic], how does that help us?!?", as if every god damn resea
742.
by slater 2y ago
LLMs are just the shiny new thing. Look: - Most took the easy path, doing CRUD for decades for easy money. Now, with Flash, they struggle to specialize or stay relevant as they are not intelligent enough and never pushed themselves. - Most
743.
by slater 2y ago
Keeps him out of prison.
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by slater 2y ago
nih.gov seems to be back up. And if you search for "trans", you get search results, tho unrelated (e.g., "transnational", etc.). If you search for "transgender", it just redirects you to the homepage. The cruel
745.
by slater 2y ago
One can only hope for a blue tsunami for the midterms, though I'm not getting my hopes up.
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by slater 2y ago
Intuit and their lobbyists, because.. you guessed it! Money.
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by slater 2y ago
https://archive.ph/hxp2C
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by slater 2y ago
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by slater 2y ago
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750.
by slater 2y ago
> EUROMAIDAN was a Western intelligence op [Citation severely needed]

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