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by tpm 2mo ago
if we want to be anal, UK cares a bit because of the GFA, North Ireland peace agreements. An international agreement is a part of those & also it's very important to the UK for various reasons, some even characterize it as de-facto
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by tpm 2mo ago
Yeah, immediately confused with Zynthian, which is a RPi-based hardware and software platform. https://zynthian.org/
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by tpm 2mo ago
I don't believe the OpenAI LLM attack on HF is marketing (documented by, for example, HF annoucing a hacking incident before OpenAI knew what's going on). I do believe other companies suddenly announcing their LLMs can hack too is
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by tpm 2mo ago
> what’s happening right now And that would be closed-AI companies failing to keep their AI closed in a box, thus proving open-AI proponents right and the hysterical group wrong?
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by tpm 2mo ago
> Synthetic hydrocarbons and alcohols don't contribute to climate change at all. If you are able to manufacture them in a completely emissionless way. That requires huge energy input though. Certainly has its uses, but too expensive
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by tpm 2mo ago
Why just in the last 5 years? They got a lot of money from the EU since 2004. And that's fine, because the EU also profitted from their membership. All relatively poorer EU countries are net receivers, but not all of them are able to u
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by tpm 2mo ago
I suspect the dosage and absorption isn't fully understood yet or very individual. For me some 2mg pills work fine and other 3mg pills don't; currently I use 4mg time-release and it's mostly fine. 1 mg is definitely not enoug
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by tpm 2mo ago
LessWrong has been obsessed with AI. They certainly are much further along, but along a road which has diverged with reality long time ago and they relatively overweight AI risks so much it's not even funny anymore.
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by tpm 2mo ago
Right about DeepSeek, but with their history of handling data, I would never trust Meta either.
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by tpm 2mo ago
> he's black and something is more common you can come to a conculsion faster Certainly very fast, but is that conclusion correct? Is it really more common for "black" people , and even if so does that apply in this case?
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by tpm 2mo ago
> a pretty rough but decent way How, exactly, would we know it's a decent way? I suspect it's not really about "race" which is full of wrong meanings; it's just that "race" in the US mostly also means g
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by tpm 2mo ago
> US and China certainly have the most fossil fuel in their new power plants Don't know about the US (mostly I think it's renewables) but as for China, this statement comes up often, and I think it's not entirely correct.
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by tpm 2mo ago
> outside of the US, workers may get paid fairly I don't think that's why there is little tip culture in eg east Asia. It's just... the price the business expects you to pay is mostly advertised upfront, it's known to
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by tpm 2mo ago
> So should Europe continue on the green path while losing GDP share to US, China and India? So the article is about huge private EV car marketshare in Denmark, but for the whole EU the EV marketshare of passenger vehicles is around 25%
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by tpm 2mo ago
Depends on the country, as enforcing that falls to the agencies of the member states. At least here in Slovakia it is followed very strictly, but then our restaurant inspectors are notoriously business unfriendly.
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by tpm 2mo ago
> EVs are in high demand in the EU because laws have been passed in every country and ICE are getting banned in many cities. Can you give us an example of a city in the EU banning ICEs? (Not that I'm complaining, it's nice to h
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by tpm 2mo ago
Iceland is not in the EU
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by tpm 2mo ago
I remember the time before smartphones. They make many tasks faster, easier, many tasks possible at all and replace specialised devices. You are wrong.
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by tpm 2mo ago
how old are you? smartphones are strictly better than no smartphones or no mobile phones. internet is better than no internet. etc.
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by tpm 2mo ago
Yeah - it's a bit non-intuitive you can change the value of a number. https://thedailywtf.com/articles/Disgruntled-Bomb-Java-Editi...
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by tpm 2mo ago
It's quite common in our neck of woods unless the discussion is censored.
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by tpm 2mo ago
I have "experienced" Roma people including having lived close to a large Roma group (same street), going to school with them etc and it's a complete nonsense to blame and persecute the whole ethnic group. In general, in the y
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by tpm 2mo ago
> All of my friends who work at AI Labs take it seriously. > If AI does pose biological risk, or could destabilize geopolitics, or even just poses economic risks, surely a joint petition like this is a good thing? If they seriously t
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by tpm 2mo ago
Thank you for that. tldr: the court ruled that Dian was not in a precarious position but was using begging in Denmark as an additional source of income to support his family in Romania (and, reading between the lines, probably to buy drugs)
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by tpm 2mo ago
> You're looking at the problem from the 5,000 foot view. As they should be. Because the analogy between wolves and Gypsies on the level of predator-prey is clearly completely broken (Gypsies are not predators and the majority popul
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by tpm 2mo ago
> anything remotely referencing Travellers (UK), Roma, Gypsies I imagine (living in a country that's unbelievably racist to Roma people) that "anything" is usually pretty racist though, so it's not really everything r
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by tpm 2mo ago
The question would be how exactly the laws target Roma people. What I see in the streets of another European city in a country with a long history of discrimination against Roma people is a lot of Roma beggars. But these are very clearly no
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by tpm 2mo ago
No, they are forever captured in that narrative now, they can't jump out, that would kill their carreer.
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by tpm 2mo ago
If they are indeed far above actual costs, then surely price discovery will be done by the overall market in due course.
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by tpm 2mo ago
" it’s _largely_ a thing in the Americas and Africa" " In terms of big countries with a true presidential system, you’re really talking the US, Russia, Brazil, Nigeria and Indonesia." These are factual inaccuracies. Sout

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