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by tedd4u 7mo ago
Reuters now reporting "U.S. military investigators believe it is likely that U.S. forces were responsible for an apparent strike on an Iranian girls' school that killed scores of children" https://www.reuters.com&#
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by tedd4u 7mo ago
We deserve to know if Claude was involved with targeting the girls’ school that was bombed in the first hours of the attack on Iran. 50-100+ girls are reported to have been killed. Claude is integrated into Palantir’s Project Maven targetin
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by tedd4u 7mo ago
Read the article. NY Times develops several facts that support it being part of a US volley, not Israel.
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by tedd4u 7mo ago
What’s a “warfighter?” Do they come from the “Gulf of America?” We used to call them servicemen or service members. Emphasizing they served the people. I guess that’s too effeminate for our roided up and ironically hyper-insecure Secretary
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by tedd4u 7mo ago
I would imagine they chose to cap the resources spend on batch processing for this export function.
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by tedd4u 7mo ago
Will prepaid SIMs from outside Mexico no longer be able to roam onto Mexican mobile phone networks? Another problem. Given the notorious corruption my guess is it will just cost $xx to get a fake CURP. I'm sure there are other ways to
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by tedd4u 7mo ago
That machine's form factor was so great, it was just saddles with that awful hot-running Intel CPU. I was hoping this device would be essentially the MB12, finally with the right chip. I guess they were going for target price, not targ
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by tedd4u 7mo ago
Can you say more about what software? (I'm sure the Neo runs Chrome perfectly fine)
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by tedd4u 7mo ago
Regarding "why care." It's where a shockingly large portion of voters and adults get their "news." • 43% of US 18-29 year olds regularly get news on TikTok • Half of US adults get news on TikTok, 1 in 5 US "reg
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by tedd4u 7mo ago
This seems to be based on the more technical / detailed Ars Technica article: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/03/m5-pro-and-m5-max-ar...
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by tedd4u 7mo ago
The original Maven was a Google project but pressure led to Google backing out. Palantir’s version of Maven evolved from the original and controversial Project Maven, which was launched in 2017 to use then-cutting edge artificial inte
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
`yes | killbot -model openai`
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
I should also link Tim Cook's comments on "why China" from a talk in China at a Fortune event. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wacXUrONUY Transcript: There's a confusion about China — let me at le
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
Especially if you want to make like 100,000 units per day of your product.
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
'Q:What does China's competitive edge look like in practice?' 'A: One example from The Times article: When Jobs decided just a month before the iPhone hit markets to replace a scratch-prone plastic s
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
It doesn't say the Mini will be exclusively produced at this US facility. I wonder in say 2 years what % will be "produced" in the US? 1%? 0.1%?
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
How many readers of this site spend some percentage of their time/brainpower/money to combat excessive scraping. Absolutely falls on deaf ears to hear them then complain about scraping. Sorry guys, nobody cares. This is the world
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
For real
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
Lutnick is Secretary of Commerce. This is a smaller role than Scott Bessent, who is the Secretary of the Treasury.
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
I think the only thing he can do now is have Tesla "acquire" SpaceX. He already had SpaceX "acquire" the AI thing, so that would roll all three up into a pubco where he can hide things about the business as needed (no fe
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
What does a 12-hour solution cost an OpenAI customer?
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
5-10 years? The human panel cost/task is $17 with 100% score. Deep Think is $13.62 with 84.6%. 20% discount for 15% lower score. Sorry, what am I missing?
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
And human occupants will still run the heater more in winter. But it sounds like there could be a future where makers offer a sodium battery and heat pump version of their cars for sale in colder climates.
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
Probably depends on where your gross margins would be with cloud and if you're higher or lower growth. If cloud will let you grow faster (HA/DR on-prem is hard) and you'll still have 75-80%+ gross margins, why slow top-line g
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
75 footnotes for 89 sentences, nice! I guess that's how they roll over at the HLR.
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by tedd4u 8mo ago
My guess is they want to have a PIN as a short-term credential analogous to the Touch ID, that is, it only works for X hours per password auth before needing password auth again, and then you only get X tries on the PIN before it either loc
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by tedd4u 9mo ago
Max memory required during decompression is also important. Thanks for sharing this research.
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by tedd4u 10mo ago
Curious how much of her ill-gotten gains she will keep.
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by tedd4u 10mo ago
So was Dye behind the super-flat butterfly keyboard, too? ;)
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by tedd4u 10mo ago
26.1 feels significantly less laggy (UI frame rate), especially on low power mode, than 26.0.1. But it's still not back to 18.x level of performance. Battery seems to be improved on 26.1 over 26.0.1 also but that seems to be hardware-g

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