I’m also annoyed by this sort of bait. My local newspaper was even worse, they just reported that the Brent price reached 100 USD, without information on how much it rose, or any historical comparison. So goddamn annoying.

For everyone’s reference here’s what the one year price history looks like (Beware: chart floor not fixed at Y=0):

Source

This is the price of the front-month Brent crude futures on the Intercontinental Exchange, which is apparently what people mean when they talk about the price of Oil.

So if you take the stairs down you descend into the urethra? I don’t like this implication

People take that shit seriously. If I remember right discussion of it was even banned on the LessWrong forums because they considered it an information hazard.

Algorithm: a specific step-by-step procedure for solving a problem or accomplishing some end

Software is full of algorithms.

I know there is also the recent meaning where “algorithm” stands for recommender systems and algorithmic curation, but I expect lawmakers to be a little more precise in their wording.

We need even sooner noodles

I guess because they are Americans by birth.

Additionally they have friends among the Trumpists.

He’s insane for escalating so extremely, but that drink went towards his mouth before she grabbed.

Both Tates were arrested in Romania in 2022.

There is an arrest warrant out for them in the United Kingdom since 2024.

They were arrested in the United States in 2026 under the extradition request of the UK.

I’d say yes. If it’s regular rare it’s interesting for the younglings, if its extra rare it’s interesting even for the experienced.

that’s nothing compared to energy intensive industry

Sounds pretty comparable to me actually. A large aluminium smelter uses 1.25 GW. Colossus II is estimated to be at the 950 MW IT load level by now. Add to that 20% to 30% of power overhead for cooling and you’re getting squarely in the same ballpark.

I think this is bait, no?

It’s just such a perfect storm of terminology, that I can only see it as deliberate.

• yumeship, so dream shipping, where shipping usually means to imagine a relationship in a text that might be subtextual, or even fully imagined.
• uncomfy/gen, so the usually not very serious gen z term uncomfy for uncomfortable, but then paired with the tone indicator /gen for geniuine.
• F/O, so fictional/other, a fictional character you ship yourself with, but here applied to a real person they are actively talking to (more “at” than “to”, I guess)
• character ai, so the LLM that is configured to produce output similar to a character or person.

But still, poor Willow, that seems like a very shitty thing to receive.

I don’t think anyone expects that they are buying the exclusive copyright license for reproduction. People just want to own their copies. You know like with books.

We want this for our games: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First-sale_doctrine

Felt like this was suicide by cop.

Don’t those usually go for the cop instead of killing randos?

Truly, that is the issue most salient in the US right now.

Not right wing authoritarianism, decay of the checks and balances, large scale vote manipulation, and the economic squeezing of the population

Sounds like collaborator talk from Gal Gadot.

That island takes up so much mindeshare for many millions of people. Of course someone would spoof their GPS position to propose a PokéStop or Gym there, just for the fun of it.

The “Lite” version is what gorhill made to at least work with Manifest v3 as well as possible, though he does not like that he is limited to Googles filtering framework with it.

https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/blob/master/platform/mv3/description/en.md

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32648131

the 2nd one is a scam that google never tried to remove

It’s a little more complicated. uBlock was the original name, gorhil handed it off when he felt the maintenance burden became too high. Then he forked it to make his own uBlock Origin version.

At some point later uBlock was bought up by the AdBlock people, who in turn were later bought by the AdBlock Plus people.

So it’s not a scam exactly, more like an inbred sideline of the royal family.

You got all of that wrong somehow, while extracting numbers from that one paragraph.

• 119 miles in total.
• 5 of them protected, so 114 colored lines.
• Of the protected ones this half-mile with these plastic bollards, 17th street with concrete curbs. Share of bollards to curbs not explicitly disclosed.

The services are expected to connect to government systems rather than function solely as standalone chatbots. Residents will be able to use them to book doctor appointments, search for apartments, and get tax guidance. Small businesses will be able to calculate taxes and check whether they qualify for government support. Parents will receive recommendations for educational content.

I doubt if any of this is a good idea. Put my trust in an LLM, and specifically for the more important aspects of my life? Not for me. But maybe people will. I have learned I’m bad at predicting the masses.

The government plans to distribute up to 512 Nvidia B200 chips among the three consortia and help cover operating costs.

That seems like a very low number for a population of 50’000’000 of which a fourth is currently paying for AI access. I mean it’s less than what would be in sixteen NVL36x2 racks. That’s like one aisle in a data center. And they want to split it over three groups… okay?

I am beginning to wonder if this is a genuine attempt, or if they just want to pump the KOSPI, since Samsung and SK Hynix profit so much off of selling shovels (the shovels are memory in this case).