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Joint Commitment to Strengthening Open Research Europe
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> Virtually all monopolies, historically, have been due to government intervention in markets to give special privileges to certain players Really? * Search: What special privilege for Google? * Desktop OS: Microsoft? * On line retail: A
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There is no sin in being rich It is a sin to be poor There being poor, is the sin of the rich
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Look up The Old Lady who Swallowed a Fly. Or The King, the Mice and his Cheese What you propose makes things worse, not better LLMs are magnificent tools, but there needs to be a human hand holding them. Nothing I have seen anywhere, yet,
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Question: Is piping data a long distance more cost effective than energy? I would have thought so. If so building data centres near hydro or geothermal plants (I'm from New Zealand where we have a lot of both) would make sense
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That did not go well for the Japanese
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> Agents are like really unreliable employees, Yes But employees (should) get better over time, they learn from me
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One reason it is concerning. I am mostly worried that I am wrong, in my opinion, that "agents" is a bad paradigm for working with LLMs I have been using LLMs since I got my first Open AI API key, I think "human in the loop&qu
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Finnish City Inaugurates 1 MW/100 MWh Sand Battery
(cleantechnica.com)
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The German local government showing Microsoft the red card
(raconteur.net)
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Earth models can predict the planet's future but not their own
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Bankers
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John Carmack, Upper Bound 2025
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Yes. Funny But it is nothing like a wetware colleague. It is a machine.
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> How? Calls are made to the Netscaler box to the endpoint /cgi/api/login, with a client supplied certificate. By sending hundreds of requests, you can overwrite chunks of memory in the hope of executing code. > I would
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This is theory
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> military intelligence. ...is an oxymoron
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Propper management of dependencies would help too Too much promiscuous software out there. Looking at you, Rust. My true love and next to Node.js the worst offender I know of
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Very cool... In my experience it has gotta be Docker. For these reasons: 1. I said so 2. I'm the boss 3. Goto 1.
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https://www.turbinehub.com/post/how-long-does-a-wind-farm-ta...
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Yea, right I do not think that is a meaningful graph There is so much it leaves out. It is an interesting example of cherry picking
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Mapping connections of anti-offshore wind groups and their lawyers
(climatedevlab.brown.edu)
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It worked for Obama - domestically
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My point is that all you USA people should work against division. You need to build bridges with people that you disagree with Casting somebody out of "the big tent" because of how they voted works towards increasing division. In
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Not at all. If there is money to be made the medical establishment will put much more effort into that area than if there is not Bringing it back to the DSM: The more human states of mind that can be classified as a "psychiatric illne
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> So these folks are implying that the rework of the DSM-4 into DSM-5 was tainted in some way by association of the authors with pharma or other industries? Yes This has been known to economists for a long time Medicine generally has had
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POSIX shell Bash, if you must
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> voted for this so at least those need to be written off. Are you willing to write off so many people? That is what the "fascists" want. Division is a core technique of erasing liberty
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> I refuse to associate with Republicans i I understand I urge you to reconsider The purpose of the policies are to create division that can then be exploited. So fight them by building bridges and maintaining relationships It is hard w
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No "Tarrifs" are paid by the importer. These are being charged to the exporter These are not tarries. But novel arbitrary taxes Batshit crazy does not come close
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