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by vfclists 4y ago
I remember reading this article https://www.technologyreview.com/2020/02/17/844721/ai-openai... from 3 years back and wondered if the company behind ChatGPT was the "good" one created by former
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The messy, secretive reality behind OpenAI’s bid to save the world(technologyreview.com)
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What is open about OpenAI? How does it differ from other “non-open” AI corps?
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What sanctions against the police and compensation for the wrongly arrested is available for such egregious lack of diligence?
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by vfclists 4y ago
How dare she!!
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by vfclists 4y ago
Why should the store send a small robot to deliver it you? You can ride a bicycle to the store to pick it up. Just think of the cardiovascular benefits. And you know what? Think of the energy cost of the robot's manufacture, and the en
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by vfclists 4y ago
"Ingested" - Someone at the NTSB has a wry sense of humor.
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by vfclists 4y ago
> There are many good alternatives now to burning fossilized hydrocarbons. Windmills. Solar panels. Tidal power. Even some kinds of safe nuclear power like thorium reactors. > But these inventions need to be scaled up quickly. They
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by vfclists 4y ago
You know the IT media is full of hacks when they all studiously ignore the fact that the reason Flash was ultimately abandoned is that it would allow app developers to bypass the appstores of Apple and Google. The two will never create anyt
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by vfclists 4y ago
That's Mozilla for you. Elon Musk bought Twitter so a "healthy social media alternative" is needed, one in which you should get "cancelled" if you disagree with the notion that "vociferous minorities" shou
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by vfclists 4y ago
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLq9pRoLvE0 Do you see how the announcement veered of into the weapons advantage this gave the US? If it all works will the US be willing to allow other countries to have its energy tech
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by vfclists 4y ago
> One of the doctors drowned in a river attempting to save his kids, yet the anti-vax group elect to leverage his tragedy for their narrative. One out of how many?
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> Standardized autopsies were performed on 25 persons who had died unexpectedly and within 20 days after anti-SARS-CoV-2 vaccination. In four patients who received a mRNA vaccination, we identified acute (epi-)myocarditis without detecti
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by vfclists 4y ago
If fusion is successful will the countries with the technologies make them freely available to other countries? Take the US for instance. They have provoked Russia into invading Ukraine to keep Ukraine from joining NATO and thus permitting
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by vfclists 4y ago
Industry does not run on solar and wind and sad to say it, current storage energy is not green. The cleanest energy available now is nuclear fission, but there is no money in it for the energy industry. It is too plentiful and cheap if impl
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by vfclists 4y ago
Another clean energy boondoggle, which means we will be using more and more carbon in the future. People forget that until recently France managed to generate 75% of electricity from fission energy using 1970s technology. French nuclear act
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by vfclists 4y ago
All those non-technical folk were dumped when Drupal decided to go "enterprise" and started to demand composer, docker and VMs to get Drupal going. Jeff Geerling's series on trying to upgrade his fairly basic blog to Drupal 8
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by vfclists 4y ago
PHP/Symfony/Drupal and everything is else bananas because of EOL. You are dealing with a stack where every 2 years one subsystem goes EOL. Drupal 6 & 7 have lasted that long because Drupal didn't have to depend on anythin
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by vfclists 4y ago
"converge on" Sorry - I just can't help myself
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If you think Facebook are bad when it comes to abandoning software projects, try Microsoft.
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by vfclists 4y ago
The telegraph need to raise their journalistic standards, assuming they've had any in the first place. Why not provide a link to the proposed legislation, or some video where the councillors are discussing it? On another note, cars a b
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by vfclists 4y ago
How does a person seeking support for a vaccine-induced injury amount to undermining the officialdom's risk-benefit analysis of receiving the vaccine? Aren't vaccine-injured people also members of the "public"? You don&#
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by vfclists 4y ago
Would that include those suffering from vaccine-induced injuries?
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by vfclists 4y ago
"Men" can't get pregnant simply because they can't, by definition. The roots of the word "man" are biological, and take precedence over the "person", ie the self-image, because it is the physical form
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And replaced with what? Mastodon? Parler? Gab?
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As long as you don't say "Men can't get pregnant!!"
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There only two hard things in computer science: This first is naming things The second is getting emacs-lisp to hold hands with the rest of the world
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by vfclists 4y ago
At least the title did not say "A new controversial paper claims SARS-Cov-2 bears signs of genetic engineering" Thats a good sign.
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Use Nim instead of Rust and C++. Shorter compile times.
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Covid killed a lot "old people", people well past reproductive age.

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