thesmtsolver2

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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
Look forward to Tamil being used in mosques and the Adan being in Tamil instead of Arabic.
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
Most western cities were trays filled till a few decades. Some like SF and Seattle still have zones that resemble a war zone. Have you been to Skid row in LA? Yeah, culture is real.
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
Most of Western cities were open landfills till a few decades ago despite advantages reaped from colonialism. India still has some negative momentum from nearly 300 years of European colonialism. 700 years of Islamic occupation that destroy
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
> system of "insurance", whereby people may pay a fee directly to the Guild and therefore become immune to robbery for a specified period. We call that taxes
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
> How many conversations have you been in where people were bragging about how good their health coverage is and trying to one-up each other Do imaginary conversations in the shower count?
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
But that is not the topic being discussed. Is it?
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
Yes. The US doesn’t require language fluency for green cards. You can even bring your own interpret to the interview. United States issues the highest absolute number of permanent residency permits in the world. It grants approximately 1 to
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
For the US, you don’t have to know English for permanent residency. You can even have your interview in your own language with an interpreter https://www.uscis.gov/citizenship/exceptions-and-accommodati...
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YouTube urges creators to fight proposed UK algorithm changes(dexerto.com)
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
Canada and Europe call for banning American companies in their the name of sovereignty: upvoted and praised as necessary America tries that for valid reasons (unfair subsidies, human or labor rights violations, BYD): get called fascist or
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
> Most of these are ex government monopolies, some still are. It makes them even worse if you are defining fascism. Look up Italy when fascism was alive. > We also don't have dictators taking over all parts of our governments Bec
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
Really? It is quite fashionable to call the US fascist while going gaga at other countries that have similar or worse conditions. Let me bring receipts. https://www.econstor.eu/bitstream/10419/263159/1/18
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
How is the filtering done? Manually or with AI?
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
So does China. E.g., China goes beyond protectionism and even threatens other countries from doing their own strategy. https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/renewables/chi... https://sccei.fsi.s
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
inundated with advertising, unwanted cookies, unnecessary JavaScript, false news, scams, I’d rather have that instead of govt monitoring of all communications. Your govt can hurt you more than any of those things. Especially in the
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
What signs do you see?
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
Are they hiding true solutions treating the underlying issues?
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
This is so out of touch. Go to Neurips or the top AI conferences to see what is happening.
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
By this population-only logic, you should concede that India will overtake China. Why not talk about how China shut out American companies for decades before complaining about BYD? As an Indian immigrant, the PRC China has engaged in confli
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
US never championed free trade if by free trade you mean "anything goes." Really strange that rest of the world can tariff and put up barriers, but once the US does that, all free-trade warriors step out of the wood work.
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
> what economics told me the free market was all about. Don't complain when US starts to play by the same rules China has been using for decades.
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by thesmtsolver2 3mo ago
“Prove X without using the axioms need to prove X.”
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
Now it is getting traction. Go back a few decades and you would be mocked as hippy, new agey, zealot, etc., depending on the continent and decade. There is still resistance in India to teaching this in government schools.
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
Something that yoga has propounded for centuries, been mocked and now science confirms it and the ignores the history and cultural practice.
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
Was Google preventing other search engine developers from searching for resources?
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
The word Zen itself comes from the Sanskrit "dhyana" and "dhyana" has a wide range of meanings (and not just a singular meaning): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dhyana_in_Hinduism
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
Funnily ASML owes its current success partly to US funded research (straight from Wikipedia): > Two years later, it joined a consortium, which included Intel and two other U.S. chipmakers, in order to exploit fundamental research conduct
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
> The US did the same thing. Except that there were no global standards at the time. You can't point to any single country and say they were doing worse. They all were bad. But China actively flouted established international norms.
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
> Right now the PRC is looking like the adult in the room Only if you ignore history. Didn't the PRC violate every known labor/enviromnetal/human-rights standard to become the top in manufacturing? https://matt
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
> whitelist what's possible Why do you need LLMs in the first place if you are whitelisting possible inputs? You can use a much simpler and less costly system.

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