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by tencentshill 2mo ago
Correct, the government can't ban mathematical algorithms. Just like they can't ban certain plants from being grown.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
Broke in, or were invited in by DOGE's ignorant negligence (charitably)? https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cybersecurity-agencys-top-recru...
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
For now. Local will always be free, and will only get better.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
They're a small family-run operation, surely the local sheriff can let a few amputations and deaths slide...
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
The person in the video was asking for higher pay. "Pay us enough to live". Not very communist of them. Did you see something different? It's hard to know with all the AI generated fakes out there, so I understand if you were
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
That's the most fake accounts I've ever seen in a thread. I wonder who's behind it. Seems high budget for such simple and obvious bots. Even the OP is a bot.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
> Pangram is the only reliable way to check if something is written by AI That's hilariously wrong. This has to be an astroturf ad for their product. It's not even subtle.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
Will Larry even notice?
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
The competition is a custom multi-GPU NVIDIA RTX pro desktop, which go for much much more. $20k is cheap for 512GB addressable memory. The old mac pro could easily be configured to cost that much.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
This is why it is so important to hoard offline models. They are already extremely capable, moreso than many realize.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
Attacking the authors isn't useful. Are they incorrect in their reporting? Does a16z not knowingly fund any of these immoral companies? Are any of the quotes from senior leadership exceptionally cherrypicked or outright faked?
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
Where is Meta in all this? It certainly doesn't seem like a very American idea.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
Generally, authoritarians don't send the military to oppress their own hometown.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
It really illustrates how a lot of historic decisions were essentially arbitrary. The powerful just do things all the time for no concrete reason. Almost nothing can truly affect them.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
It's not "like" any human behavior. Don't limit your understanding by trying to anthropomorphize around it. It's still an arbitrary computer program.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
Apple uses similar for finding individual airpods (which don't have a UWB antenna), but it's also used in conjunction with the camera to map signal strength to 3d space.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
There are imprecise gas ranges, usually cheap units found in apartments. They go from "nothing" to "max" far too quickly. Gas regulators are tricky to do right. Proper ventilation is essential either way.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
In the city it's even easier. You have lamps and shops powered with 240V power on the streetside. Wires and conduit running under every street. The power infrastructure is already there. It would be like adding the power demand of a bu
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/czrjyevmv61o This group has been linked to 35 murders since 2022 https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/02/09/to-build-a-fir...
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
Don't make excuses for this destructive policy. A visualization of turbines at different distances: https://archive.nytimes.com/green.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/10/... Turbines are all but invisible at 21 mi
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
What about the several other projects in progress? What about the ones that were completed? They all had risk factors.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
It used to feel less bad when America caused an incident, because at least we helped people around the world in meaningful ways. Now there's really nothing. There's no underlying moral excuse to support the empire anymore.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
Energy independence still remains a rich mans hobby. Neighborhood sized micro-grids are the future.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
Russia and Iran are known to hire teenagers online to kill targets in Europe for little money.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
Not sure if HBM can be used as regular DDR.
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by tencentshill 2mo ago
The thing about hardware startups is you know they're not in it for the money.
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by tencentshill 3mo ago
For good or bad, no one else is doing what they're doing. That capability (and lack of safety concern) is just not present on any other car you can buy today, and certainly not back in 2015. I do wonder how they've gotten away wit
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by tencentshill 3mo ago
...total loss at roughly $24,000. That cost falls directly on the Winona Police Department’s budget. I thought flocked owned the hardware?
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by tencentshill 3mo ago
The car sits somewhere overnight. Put a charger there.
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by tencentshill 3mo ago
>like San Francisco, where crime is incredibly hard to get away with—so hard that people just choose not to do it. hilarious.

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