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Look at QC Safe sometime. Same idea applies. Incentives are not consistent over time. Giving all your data for better services is easily hijackable.
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Sometimes tech leads the world, however unwillingly, to better outcomes.
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Don't forget the manifest: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics
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Yes!
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Yeah, the incident rate of this occurring is pretty high for randomness only. It's easier to expect that your phone is always listening (because it is) and sending that data to apps for advertising than to force app providers to open s
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Caisi (NIST) Evaluation of DeepSeek AI Models Finds Shortcomings and Risks
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To be fair, Caltech is a top school for physics.
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Sounds like Danish former colonies aren't the only thing three letter agencies are bumbling around in.
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I avoid medium where possible. If I could pipe text content to my terminal with confidence, I would.
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Money is a place holder for power, which state actors currently have in their geographic monopolies
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I'm not who you responded to. I see about a 40% to 60% speed up as a solution architect when I sit down to code and about a 20% speedup when building/experimenting with research artifacts (I write papers occasionally). I have alwa
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"Screwworm is dangerously close": Flesh-eating parasites just 70 miles from US
(arstechnica.com)
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Awesome
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As a long-time web user, some push back. I just want text. Give me clickable links if needed. HTMLv2 was enough for most information, most of the rest is eye candy.
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Quick skimmed, is there a peer reviewed paper?
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Fortran, Octave, or Julia are excellent for learning linear algebra. This was the path I took, before going to Python, Go, and Rust.
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I think rank and file folks are waking up a bit. Things are hard in the economy and tgey are seeing their moms, aunts, sisters, and daughters get impacted by reductions to women's healthcare.
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Les Mis is a great treatment of exactly this, even if fictional. It takes more than justice to reform the soul. It takes making room by society to forgive the repentant. We call this mercy, and it is the higher ideal.
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Weird that this got more than 100 votes in less than an hour then got pushed to page 2. I don't understand the HN algorithm I guess.
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Apparently it is weaker than boycotting
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I think it unlikely any of this applies, since Kimmel is nominally a comedian.
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It also reflects exactly what one could see from the GOP leaders and influencers up to that point, which people immediately assumed this person belonged to their preferred group of boogey men, women, and children.
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Correct, and that's more information and citation than you shared.
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> In the late 1930s, he supported some of the policies of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. The broadcasts have been described as "a variation of the Fascist agenda applied to American culture".[5] His chief topics were political
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Weird, this isnt a controversial story at all. FCC dramatically overstepped on free speech, cooler and saner heads prevailed.
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Never heard of him before. Thanks for sharing.
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Disney reinstates Jimmy Kimmel after backlash over capitulation to FCC
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I don't think I understand your comment. What were your results for Qwen? Or is that what you meant for how much work was needed?
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We are the only known intelligent life the universe has ever produced. Anti-natal ecoism is a bit of a fallacy.
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Ensuring sentience survives heat death of the universe would be a marvelously unifying goal.
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