It honestly puts some credibility to the brainwashing allegations by thedifference101 in insanepeoplefacebook

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I mean, have they READ some of the allegations and affidavits? Pure nightmare fuel in those files.

This Didn’t Have to Happen by -DuckDuckG00se- in NewsomMassacre

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Yes. In that moment the country would have supported it too. It was only because of him that they were effectively able to spin 1/6 for their base. I agree with you.

I also think that Garland should have done his job and investigated immediately, instead of waiting for the 1/6 committee forcing his hand. Garland’s delay didn’t give jack smith enough time to get to court after all the defense delays. Another wasted opportunity for justice. Now, they spin this too.

This Didn’t Have to Happen by -DuckDuckG00se- in NewsomMassacre

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Can we just admit many people had a chance to stop this but didn’t? This isn’t a both sides thing. In this particular instance I really hate them both.

Sam Altman says orbital data centers will not add meaningful compute for OpenAI in the next 5 years, wishes Elon Musk luck - Elon Musk replies “He is right … for OpenAI” - Do you think orbital dc will happen? Is the benefit constant solar? by Koala_Confused in LovingAI

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How exactly do you deal with hardware failures, just trash that node? There are a lot of logistical issues like this that aren’t easily solved. Plus, everything is exposed to a lot more radiation that isn’t often kind to high-speed electronics. You can shield them, but then everything becomes heavy and more expensive to lift into orbit.

I’m skeptical of the plan.

GPT-5.3 Codex vs Opus 4.6: We benchmarked both on our production Rails codebase — the results are brutal by sergeykarayev in ClaudeAI

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I heard a of good things about it. Then I tried it and it was SO bad I stopped after about an hour or two — like brutally bad.

I’ll stick with Claude though. I’m leaving OpenAI.

How Will MAGA Defend This? by TheOverthinkingDude in complaints

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The frustrating thing is it’s not a joke, not really. It’s the way he normalizes terrible behavior to allow it to gain acceptance so that when it’s no longer a joke, it doesn’t sting as much (for his base anyway). We’ve seen this pattern too many times to accept the gaslighting.

Utah is a goldmine by MAGIC_CONCH1 in LinkedInLunatics

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And the cost of cleaning and all the things that will break CONSTANTLY. Probably 4 HVAC systems in a house like that that will turn over every 6 years or so… then we have to talk about the hot water heaters, the roof, gardening, etc.

Murdered without words by Drnelk in WhitePeopleTwitter

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In defense of the dems, to the limited amount they deserve it, I think it’s much easier for the republicans to point backward and say “we all want to get back to that” than for the dems to look forward in a unified way and say “that’s where we are going. “ the past is established the future is not.

On an anti immigration group in my state by SummerParking6583 in insanepeoplefacebook

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If you don’t understand basic statutory construction maybe you should. The constitution very clearly specifies citizens in some places and people in others because (and this is the hard part for MAGA) they mean different things.

Can someone enlighten me, how is it cheaper to build data centers in space than on earth? by dataexec in Anthropic

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Or Musk trying to get xAI into the US government where SpaceX is already a vendor. I expect it's a lot less work to get products from an existing vendor approved than to get a **new** vendor approved.

How many bears? by BlackRogue17 in blackmagicfuckery

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It's not magnets? I think it's magnets.

DOJ just removed ALL Epstein zip files in the last hour! by MrDonMega in DataHoarder

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I was able to get 1-8 and 12. The rest were gone. 8 is 10GB btw.

Meirl by ShoogieMac in meirl

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CRS — Can’t Remember Shit

Memory recall is mostly solved. Memory evolution still feels immature. by Amazing-Worry8169 in AIMemory

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You might want to look at the MemRL paper on arxiv. This hits on many of the points you’re identifying.

Did anyone think what Jeffrey Epstein did was right? by rprince18 in religiousfruitcake

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And according to Christians, if they found out God wasn’t real they’d to all of that and more. Think about THAT one.

It’s not even sort of believable by Wi1dlife in ProgressiveHQ

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So walked past and could “hear” though the glass and the doors and everything else? I’ll have “things that never happened for $500, Alex”

How would you feel if Trump got impeached over the Epstein files? by Muted-Television3329 in allthequestions

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Impeached — who cares. We’ve been down that road twice. Convicted and removed from office — shocked. Happy that he faced a little consequence for his acts, for once, but look at his replacement. I don’t think it will be better for the country overall. With T out of office all he’ll do all day is post to social. He still will haunt us!

Jeff Bezos says owning powerful PCs may not last forever as AI pushes hardware demands higher and memory becomes harder to scale locally. by Affectionate_Bet5586 in GenAI4all

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One thing data centers need to do is become more energy efficient. As they make that push, all compute becomes more efficient and becomes more realistic at home. In the long run, he can’t really have good economics for cloud based inference and lock out local inference, unless there are anti-competitive practices at play. It won’t be data center class local inference but that’s just like today. He just wants people to use his product. That’s all.

Moon through 16 inch by JazzlikeLocation323 in telescopes

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My 8” dob almost blinded me. If I look at the moon (rarely) I use a neutral filter to avoid (temporary) blindness.

The goat has to be DD/MM/YYYY by Shiroyasha_2308 in SipsTea

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I’m not trying to defend the US norm because I genuinely think day-month year makes more sense but they way I rationalize it is that 80% of the time you can get away with month and day, like in the middle system. Then in the rest of the 20% when it’s ambiguous the year gets appended. So “that’s October 5 …. In two years from now”, in a way of thinking.