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by zeven7 1y ago
That is extremely concerning
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by zeven7 1y ago
Good question, and I think the misunderstanding is Buffett is speaking against, not for, tariffs here. I’m surprised none of the responses have spelled that out clearly yet. He’s saying tariffs are making 7.5 billion people dislike us even
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by zeven7 2y ago
Could you expand on that? I understand the idea from the quote, but I don't understand why you left your job. Was it because you assessed there wasn't a need for high throughput quantum random numbers? Or because you thought it wa
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by zeven7 2y ago
There’s a difference between (a) hiring smart people you respect and generally agree with to give you their own opinions and help shape your decisions and (b) hiring people who will go along with anything you say and holding their careers a
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by zeven7 2y ago
Laws matter less than they used to. When the President regularly uses the term "retribution" to describe his mode of operation, I don't blame someone for taking a more careful approach in a case like this. It shouldn't b
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by zeven7 2y ago
Some things aren’t like that. GR comes to mind. (Hilbert was working on it also, but only because he started as a collaborator of Einstein.)
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by zeven7 2y ago
He’s not scared of the Russians. He’s scared of the voters thinking they should be scared of the Russians. When Zelenskyy said the Russians will come for America, Trump was angry because he knew it was going to scare voters and lose him sup
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by zeven7 2y ago
I get it. I think your fears are warranted. I appreciate your response.
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by zeven7 2y ago
Thank you, for both responses. There are little things we could quibble about further, but it's late, so I'm going to keep it short [edit: I failed] and then go to bed happy that you and I were able to have a discourse that felt r
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by zeven7 2y ago
Thank you for a non-malicious response, but (also respectfully) I am not a Democrat, and your response seemed to me more geared toward answering "How can I deal with policy changes that I disagree with?" I am more concerned about
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by zeven7 2y ago
Thank you for your comment. Overall, this lifted me up and helped me learn some more about what was in the Declaration. (I went and read it for the first time after seeing your comment.) > deriving their just powers from the consent of t
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by zeven7 2y ago
> sort of Slavic accordion drum'n'bass Interesting. Do you have an example?
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by zeven7 2y ago
Is it a canary? Does this mean the government has imposed on Google for use of it's AI?
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by zeven7 2y ago
I cannot parse this response
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by zeven7 2y ago
I've missed the stories on this until now. Is it known (and is there an ELI5) how they were able to do it so much more efficiently?
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by zeven7 2y ago
My daughter has a mild astigmatism (enough to where she needs to wear contacts) and can do the magic eyes very quickly… but maybe that’s only when she’s wearing contacts
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by zeven7 2y ago
“ Three of the panels are part of museum collections. One of the panels was donated by Unity College to the National Museum of American History in 2009. Another is on display at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Center. A third panel has been p
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by zeven7 2y ago
This comment is a riddle. Say it plainly.
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by zeven7 2y ago
How is it determined on chain if you’re validating on a fork?
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by zeven7 2y ago
I used to watch a lot of Go. I watched live as Lee Sedol beat AlphaGo in one single game in the last match a human could feasibly compete against AI. Against all odds, and knowing AI had overtaken us, Lee Sedol found a move to get one last
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by zeven7 2y ago
I assumed it was a play on HTML5 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by zeven7 2y ago
I assumed it was a fast boot thing. I hate it and have been fighting it for years. I can’t believe a company of the size insists on being so anti consumer.
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by zeven7 2y ago
I found the part about the possibility of life on neutron stars to be fascinating.
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by zeven7 2y ago
Then you are unique
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by zeven7 2y ago
Why do you doubt it? I thought it was well known that Chat GPT has degraded over time for the same model, mostly for cost saving reasons.
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by zeven7 2y ago
Searching for a song by typing in lyrics is specifically a feature I’ve noticed Google can’t do any more. And it used to be able to.
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by zeven7 2y ago
There’s a decently well known one in Idaho
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by zeven7 2y ago
Adding a comment here to check back later because I'm curious now if someone has the answer. I thought it would be easy to find the answer, but I can't find it either. I figured it would say somewhere a number is converted to an i
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by zeven7 2y ago
This reminded me that I used to leave my computer running Folding@home or similar projects around 2010-2011. Not sure if it ever contributed to anything. If only I had known to run a Bitcoin miner instead!
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by zeven7 2y ago
That cavity looks really painful. It’s crazy to think of all the ailments wild animals just have to deal with their whole lives (if it’s not something that’s going to kill them quickly).

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