thesmtsolver2

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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
So Europeans have Kryptonite biology where nutrient content doesn't matter for their health? > what you say seems to just be a meme The biggest meme now is hating the US while glorifying EU despite in-your-face evidence that justif
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
Maybe you are the one with an agenda. > nutritional content of the food itself Maybe Europeans have a superior alien biology where nutritional content of the food itself doesn't matter. Rest of the world has human biology where nutr
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
Thanks for citation and logical discussion. Always good to engage in such discussions. I think some folks are full of shit so that nutritional content of the food itself, like mentioned, in a parallel comment doesn't matter much for th
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
Meanwhile: EU pushing to snoop on private chats and US companies are pushing back.
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
It is stricter. https://www.daymarksafety.com/news/some-fundamental-differen... EU labels are not required to list as much information about nutrients in a product as compared to US food labels. Plus, they often o
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
> But if you see it as a complicated tradeoff where whats right for one country can be wrong for another then it's unproblematic. How can anyone entertain that belief unless: a) they think people in other countries have a different
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
https://www.tilleydistribution.com/insights/food-regulations... The European approach to food additives is visible. The EFSA assigns a 3- or 4-digit code to every food additive, and that number must be included on
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
> EU countries export these banned pesticides to third countries Shouldn't EU ban ideally exports of good that it bans internally?
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
https://edsource.org/2024/california-should-follow-mississip... https://www.gse.harvard.edu/ideas/edcast/26/03/what-mississi...
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
You are doing a bait and switch now comparing all ads to bait and switch.
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
> If a company is 1-2% of the total US market cap Over what time horizon should that number be computed? Every day? Every second? Every month/quarter? It is not as simple as it seems.
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
For some reason, idling Claude Code needs 100% of my CPU.
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by thesmtsolver2 4mo ago
Doesn’t TEMU have CCP ties? Free market is for businesses and individuals and foreign govt entities should not unfairly benefit from a free market.
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
The link doesn't show what you think it shows.
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
> I still get downvoted for pointing it out and trying to ground the conversation in facts. That seems right for current-day HN lol. I got downvoted for pointing out obvious inaccuracies in another comment.
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
Citation for this claim? Searching lands on this page without any citations and seems AI generated slop: https://captaincompliance.com/education/meta-is-spending-2-b...
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
And for US green cards for marriage you can get them in 10 to 24 months (Before this change). https://www.boundless.com/immigration-resources/how-long-doe... Funnily, I had a German friend complain about this change an
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
Wow. Downvotes for stating an obviously verifiable fact. HN is now filled with agenda pushers peddling obvious fake information about the US.
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
Sweden is portrayed as beacon of human rights, let's use them as an example. https://www.reuters.com/world/sweden-tighten-citizenship-rul... The rules now are tougher than US rules for citizenship. Sweden (like e.
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
> It's completely illogical that a person must first stay in a country for 5 years to become eligible This is wrong. There is no minimum time in the country for a green card. You are thinking of citizenship. That is different.
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
The illusion framing/answer falls apart with some minor prodding. What makes the computation in the brain special from other physical processes to give rise to this illusion? The sewer system in NYC is complex. Does that also have the
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
A lot of science and math and logic originated from philosophers posing questions and even coming up with answers (then those fields graduated out of philosophy) This is the standard blub programmer but in science. The blub physicists doesn
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
Why are human doctors non-self improving? If anything, using AI, they may improve more than before.
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
Yep, 25 years ago it was the web. And remember the great electricity grift 100 years ago. And horseless carriage grifters like Ford!
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Chinese Government Just Got Largest Digital Rights Conference Canceled(wired.com)
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
What? The gap between US and Europe is increasing at a faster rate. If anything, economically Europe looks bleak compared to not just the US but growing countries in Asia. Even by PPP, US looks better. https://econofact.org/
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
There is no winning with some people. If there was no cure, I am going to bet that these same people will be complaining that the pharma industry doesn't value them enough.
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by thesmtsolver2 5mo ago
Did they though? That is the lore. You can’t really compare recommender system performance across different populations and products. Unlike common benchmarks for LLMs.
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by thesmtsolver2 6mo ago
When will LLM folks realize that automated theorem provers have existed for decades and non-ML theorem provers have solved non-trivial Math problems tougher than this Erdos problem. Proposing and proving something like Gödel's theorem&
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by thesmtsolver2 6mo ago
Remember when people thought multiplying numbers, remembering a large number of facts, and being good at rote calculations was intelligence? Some people think that multiplying numbers, remembering a large number of facts, and being good at

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