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What's that accent? Sounds Caucasian.
We refused to sell F-35s to our close ally Turkey, just because they decided to buy the Russian S-400. And now Trump comes in and says we'll sell F-35s to India, which not only operates S-300 and S-400, but also directly has joint air-defence programs with Russia.
Away from the US? India was never a US ally, they were the Soviet Union and are Russia ally. 70% of their military hardware imports are Soviet/Russian. The locally produced hardware are joint India-Russia programs. Quite the opposite, Trump fucked up when he said he'd sell F-35s to India.
These tests were designed for screening kids with learning disabilities, so they can get extra help. They were never designed to identify geniuses. It's kinda like a certain politician who brags that he “aced” a screening test for brain damage.
It's a low-intelligence aligned behavior. All you need to know about how good these tests are at measuring actual intelligence is the fact that people who obsess with them and practice these puzzles daily can boost their score 20 or more points, while not actually being 20% smarter.
Here's the kicker, the “CEO millionaire” only became a millionaire thanks to the 30 million PLN ($8.5 million) government subsidy. Taxpayers' money from the COVID Recovery & Resilience Fund. I'm not saying he got it through fraud, but would be very on brand if he did.
Yeah, even the BBC does a better job than the Guardian.
The British media too, just not The Guardian for some reason.
8400 pojazdów dziennie. Dla porównania S8 w Polsce — 200 tys. dziennie.
You should have used Claude :-P
realistic Star Trek
Class inheritance
Nope, they've been legally banned from referring to anything in that fine establishment as “beef” :-P
Depends if you consider New Age hippies to be hippies. I'd argue that the average person absolutely would.
Thwarted by the fact that Taco Bell doesn't sell beef :-P
FWIW, the solution would have been as simple as adding. “Make sure the order is reasonable” to the prompt. This is no different than forgetting to validate that in an online order form.
Good luck building anything in California. Homelessness Industrial Complex is pouring millions into local politics to keep NIMBYs in power, to oppose any new construction as “gentrification”. Especially if that construction is affordable housing.
Anti vaxx, anti science, anti therapy, anti nuclear power, anti government, pro alternative “medicine", pro spiritualism, pro homeopathy... So literally 2020s alt-right.
Yeah, it also unnecessarily triggers when I clear my throat.
Sony headphones have a feature that disables sound when you're talking. Cool, very useful when listening to music. Except it's active also when you're on a video call. As soon as you start talking the sound is gone ... The feature can be disabled, but only globally, not for individual apps/devices.
FWIW, even though "Command Authority" is a meh read, I'm quite impressed how the plot kinda became reality.
"Debt of Honor" is where it starts getting unhinged, from "Executive Orders" on it's full unhinged. BTW you missed "Sum of All Fears", which is actually quite good.
Tesla bros say that "like promised, Elon has delivered on Robotaxis", even though it has not launched publicly and it's highly doubtful it ever will. But the geofence for the trials is dick shaped, so I guess it appeals to Tesla bros...
Getting bitten by the discrepancy between "prod" and "production" for the bazillionth time...
They didn't try to ban. They've actually banned them. It's just like San Francisco banning car break-ins. Not very effective.
Remember DeCSS?
Would ban be effective? No. Is code free speech? Unfortunately, no. For example the CFAA makes a whole lot of code illegal to even have on your computer. At one point even possession of strong encryption was akin to possession of weapons of war.
$3-4T in AI infra or $3-4T on Nvidia. These are two very different things. 2 of 3 major cloud providers have their own AI chips.
In Yalta the US and the UK negotiated giving half a continent to a former Hitler ally. So yes, man is an idiot, but the fact is that gen. Patton didn't have his way and the war was based on negotiations.
They got CHIPS Act loans contingent on actually building new fabs in the US. They didn't build these fabs. If the government really wanted to take over in a nasty way, they'd prosecute Intel executives for fraudulently obtaining government loans.
I'd believe you, if not for the fact that I used to be in SoMa daily, and it's not even remotely true. At some point the company offered employees *armed escort* to walk one block to BART.
I will restate again, the knee-jerk reaction to Republicans misrepresenting how "safe" their cities are shouldn't be "murders are fine, actually".
It is bad. We just grew so accustomed to it, we can no longer see it.
London, Ohio maybe. London, England has murder rate of 1.3 per 100k (which they present as 13.1 per 1M, so I see how it could be confusing). That's four times less than San Francisco.
Eh? 2024 for Lichtenstein is 2.6, which was literally *one* murder (total population is 40k). First murder they had in 10 years. Greenland population is 56k, so that 5.3 is literally 3 homicides. Coincidently both are used as examples of how useless statistics are with small sample size.
It's more like: if you're Asian, Australian, Canadian or European, should you be wary of visiting the US? Absolutely. I don't think the counterpoint to Republican induced panic should be pretending like crime is something normal. It's not. We can do better.
Which is still 3x the murder rate of "crime ridden" Paris, and 8x the rate of Eastern Europe perceived by average American as "unsafe".
Od kiedy do zgłaszania propozycji pod obrady trzeba mieć większość? Po prostu Razemki i MJN mają syndrom wiecznego aktywisty, nawet nie próbują nic zmieniać, chcą wyłącznie krytykować dla lajków. Nic dziwnego, że nikt normalny na nich nie chce głosować.
Po co MJN ma radnych?
People aren't scared of cities, they're scared of US cities, which rank amongst the most dangerous in the world and have murder rates 10-50x that of cities in the developed world. “Crime ridden” Paris, France has murder rate of 1.5 per 100k. St. Louis, MO — 87.8 per 100k. That's 59 times more.
KO rządzi tylko w sześciu z osiemnastu dzielnic Warszawy. W której dzielnicy radni MJN zaproponowali zakaz, a KO zagłosowało przeciw. A nie, czekaj, MJN nie jest od robienia czegokolwiek, tylko od jęczenia dla lajków.
To czemu MJN nie wprowadziło?
W Polsce ustawy uchwala Sejm, a nie rząd. Było nie spać na lekcjach.
Niezły burdel macie w tym Urugwaju, skoro ustawy uchwała rząd.
FWIW, not due the tariffs themselves, but due the complete chaos surrounding them.
I hope that one good thing to come of it, that finally we will stop considering SSNs a secret thing that only you and your bank know.
I doubt it. The rest of the world will not wait for us to catch up.
Póki co, to nawet z Lewicą nie potrafią. A z Konfą to Razemkom akurat po drodze, jedni i drudzy nienawidzą Żydów.
Wina Razem, że nigdy nie potrafią się z nikim dogadać.
Aha, czyli spawa tak ważna, że nie są w stanie znaleźć 10 innych posłów, ani tym bardziej większość?
Matrix green was clearly inspired by IBM monochromatic monitors. Alternative monitor type at the time was amber, but that the filter Hollywood uses for Mexico :-P
Projekty ustawy może składać każdy poseł. Skoro temat taki ważny, to czemu Razem nie złożyło projektu?
Rząd? Trójpodział władzy przestał obowiązywać?
I don't think 40% is the biggest issue here. It's how low these numbers are. That's enough revenue growth to hire maybe like 5 new engineers.
How about Yalta, where the US and the UK gave entire Eastern Europe to a former Hitler ally?
WoW is a fringe case, but even there vast majority of the players are casual. 87% of Gen Z play and most definitely they're not all gaming addicts. It's far less dangerous than Boomer's addiction to TV.
Dude, 11-year-olds are not going to “travel with their friends”. Especially not on a school night. As for sports, most of them do sports at school. In the afternoon, not the evening.
They probably will, because that's the only deep blue city in Texas.
off topic: which font is this?
re TSMC, it already has a fab in Arizona, and it's expanding to two more. I still don't think the DoD would be to eager to put a TSMC manufactured chip in let's say a B-21.
Micron doesn't make microprocessors, they make RAM and SSDs. They have only one fab, which uses 25nm process. Texas Instruments specializes in analog signal processors and sensors for military hardware and embedded chips. They don't make any microprocessors. 45nm - 300 nm process.
“real officers do not wear ski masks”
Cool, name one American owned company that manufactures advanced chips, and isn't Intel. I give you some hints: - TSMC as the name indicates is Taiwanese - Nvidia doesn't fab - AMD doesn't fab, they sold Global Foundries to Saudis - Samsung is Korean - Hynix is Korean too
Ah yes, kids should go back to hanging out behind the mall.
Not a great example, as it's a game people play with their friends.
On the older processes Intel's yields are 30-50% less than TSMCs. Lower yields translate directly to higher costs. Literally the only thing Intel got going for it is the fact that it's the last big American owned chip manufacturer. Nvidia doesn't fab, Global Foundries was sold to Saudis.
And here's the kicker, the Intel 18A prototypes they've shown are... ...ARM chips. So Intel's future is just being a smaller, less capable, and more expensive TSMC. Intel bailout is a hedge against the invasion of Taiwan, which if happens, then it's expected in fall 2027.
No they don't. They hit a wall in 2016, can't move beyond 10nm (despite desperate moves like rebranding it to “Intel 7nm”). They're so bad at chip manufacturing, their recent CPUs were made by... TSMC. Now they're touting Intel 18A, but haven't yet demonstrated they can manufacture that at scale.
It's not a business decision, it's a national security decision, and I doubt he made it. It's a bailout for one of a very few US chip manufacturers, when chips are a strategic resource with direct military applications. Will it work out? I doubt it will save Intel as a commercial entity...
Two problems with this idea is that ARM is British, so obviously can't be owned by the US government. Also ARM doesn't make any chips, they just design them and license the IP.
I don't get why it's being painted as “the government taking over a profitable company”. It's a bailout, Intel is on the verge of bankruptcy.
Można jak w Kalifornii, gdzie nie da zbudować się absolutnie nic :-P
American journalists are no longer interested in reporting reality, but rather fomenting the polarization for the clicks. Biased reporting created engagement, support from one side, rage-clicks from the other. Balanced, truthful reporting just doesn't sell in America.
LLMs are great at tedious, boring, repetitive tasks. Whatever industry you work in, a good chunk of your day is wasted on these. So the idea isn't that the AI will replace people one to one, but rather enable them to do more of the high value stuff, that actually does require their college degree.
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Obama tried to push for denial of entry based on “right-wing extremism”, which is more politically charged than generic “anti-American extremism”. Though Obama did backtrack after a backlash. A big issue with immigration policy is that in large part it's not regulated by law, but by random memos.
We'll see... But a lot of it is for show, while previously the policies were there, but kept quiet. Obama was the opposite in the sense that he very publicly endorsed programs like the DACA, while also being the admin with the most deportations and denials of entry ever.
Gabriel García Márquez was banned from visiting the US for his public anti-American views until Bill Clinton specifically allowed it.
2006, Bush Jr. admin www.npr.org/2006/03/02/5...
2015, Obama's DHS: share.google/vKZkxJKWe5Lt...
These rules have *always* been in place. The only difference is now they're explicitly written down, while previously it was a vague "USCIS officer's discretion".
Is it that uncommon? People hate Zoom.and still use it. Not a new thing either. In the hay day of Microsoft people really hated many of their products, like MS Outlook for example.
True, though it's quite surprising that they do have Marines, without any significant Navy or any amphibious assault ships.
Right, but then if you look at just the ground forces of Ukraine (Army + TDF), they're estimated at 575k, equivalent in the US would be US Army (450k) + US Army National Guard (325k). To be fair, the AFU is no doubt the biggest army in Europe.
Hmm... The US has 1.3 million active duty personnel. And that's just the DoD, not counting the Cost Guard and other DHS para-military services, equivalents of which in Ukraine are counted towards their 880k total.
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Swoją drogą, nawet gdyby im się udało, to d* nie urywa. Rzekomo 18A jest gdzieś w połowie drogi między N5 i N3E, do N2 nie podjeżdża. Ale za to jest sporo droższe niż N2, nie mówiąc już o N5 i N3E.
Oh, that's what he meant? That's crazy.
TBF, Obama's absolute lack of any reaction to this and to Syria war crimes is what signaled Putin he can get away with anything without having to worry about the US reprisals.
Szkoda tylko, że dzięki niemu mamy największą wojnę w Europie od czasu 2WŚ.
Happy Black Cat Day!
qualified immunity
Better yet, you can fly to a conference in Dubai to learn all about energy saving.
It's not a new phenomenon, they've been like that for a while... www.theguardian.com/technology/2...
Uwierzę, jak coś wyprodukują coś innego niż tylko konferencje prasowe
Jakie procesory produkuje Intel w technologii lepszej niż 10nm? Raptor Lake jest 10nm. Arrow Lake oraz Meteor Lake są produkowane przez TSMC.
Intel 7 czyli 10nm
