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Interesting! And what would you say are MTD top competitors?

Is it the first to reach 2 exaflops?

Carbon tax, plastic bag tax, etc. are from the learnings from economic externalities that is applied to climate policy. Other non climate externalities based policies are sugar tax, alcohol/cigarette/drug tax, education, healthcare, etc.

Competitive in what sense? In training LLMs? Then they would be below Korea then UAE models.

Not HN, but from my experience of over a decade, it's certainly US culture to criticise without expertise.

There are no European models that come close. It's Korean models, then a UAE model K2, then Mistral.

Cool, I would play this

Hopefully EMEA isn't all of history /s

Just out of curiosity, is 'critical thinking' a thing in other languages also? I'm a native speaker for two other languages and learned a couple more, but it's never mentioned or is an issue in other languages. I feel it's just a way to call other people stupid, but the reader isn't, creating another chasm or us vs. them.

Yes it does, but you probably need a bit of context.

They already have free Wi-Fi in every bus stop, train stations, government buildings, etc. like clocks, thermometers, air quality sensors, etc. The free Wi-Fi is very high quality, where you can watch 4K videos without stutters in most places (1080p for other places).

This is more about basics instead of luxurious/entertainment purposes, where if they run out of data on their contracts, the companies must provide data, albeit slow, still, where government provided Wi-Fi can't reach. 400 kbps is good enough for AI text streams, so it's a policy blend for their recently trending slew of AI policies.

I should also mention that it's a compromise from the telecom companies for recent incidents.

Just out of curiosity, what would be the difference between what you write and what AI writes?

But we have to reroute power from life support because auxiliary systems are down!

Looks like Tesla is buying a lot from LG. Last year, it was for mobility/EV, now for the grid. I wonder if this Michigan facility will use precision robot arms like they have in Korea or there will be more manual labour.

Is there a bash that doesn't allow `<` pipes, but allows `>`?

How new is new?

Of course they found such result.

Interesting stuff! Korean 3 is different than what I remember. My version is a bit purer of a tongue twister.

들에 콩깍지 깐 콩깍지 안깐 콩깍지

Grew up in a trilingual family, learned a couple more, definitely the hardest tongue twister, by far.

Would be cool if these posts happened quarterly or annually

I want this for everything, including my phone, tablet, and tele!

I which distro this is being tested on.

Samsung originally scheduled production next year, but apparently it will be this year, ahead of schedule, and apparently winning the race.

Let’s see if this is the time for industrial robots

This is a bit unclear to me. Is this implying that it hasn't been the time for industrial robots?

What did they do?

Osmani worked as a "developer evangelist" (at Google) for as long as I can remember, not as a developer

Oh

Amazing work!

In 3.1, rejecting (R) fraudulent (F) goods resulting in 0 for the seller is a strong assumption. There are all kinds of possible negatives (typically risks of legal fees) for storage costs of fraudulent goods in the game of hot potato. It might be worth your time to look into the literature a bit more.

Thanks for the share, but I'm having a hard time understanding this.

On step 2, it's only jailing VS Code. Shouldn't it also jail the Git repo you're working on (and disable `git push` somehow), as well as all the env libs?

Also, isn't the point of this to auto approve everything?

Useful! It would be amazing if the catalogue was much bigger

I'm really loving this!

'Responsibility chain' will become a trendy phrase.

He did say 'any known' back in the year 1969 though, so judging it to today's knowns would still not be a justification to the idea's age.

All these drying oils create a layer of polymerised material, which can be classed as plastic anyway.

No, that is absolutely not the case.

I used this in NL with the government. What can I do?