Remember, he's always projecting.. If he's calling for a death sentence, then that is what is worrying him
Babak Farhang
@gnahraf.bsky.social
84 Followers
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applied & engineering physics guy turned programmer
I'm building something new. Here's the first part..
Aurora, CO
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I agree, since 10 months ago.. bsky.app/profile/gnah...
Since, as of today, the US Constitution no longer matters, US states (and their citizens) that have long been pouring a net surplus into federal coffers will get to keep that surplus and spend as they see fit.
~ not joking, just calling it early
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Artificial Stupidity
We named it wrong and early. You see, inanimate things cannot do stupid. It takes work (energy) to achieve the flip side of intelligence.
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Peeps are making a lot of hay out of our poorly named number systems. There's nothing "imaginary" about i.. The reals are arguably a far greater "leap of faith" (from rationals) than are complex numbers (from the reals).
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.@schumer.senate.gov the only good you accomplished this week was ending your political career. Your defining moment is already a historical footnote. Pathetic
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Totally normal, well adjusted, human being in the foreground, just a little mad (a lot) at the fellow on the floor for interrupting his presentation.
incredible photo that's definitely worth at least 1,000 words from Andrew Harnik of Getty
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I shudder every time I consider the energy budget for my search results, which now always include a costly AI response. Making matters worse, the results page does not cache, reloads even in tabbed browsing.
You'd think the profit motive hems in such wanton waste, but it's now the fomo motive
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Hey, I worked on that. A map of the larger LA area. Overlays included historical aerial pictures, allowing a user to not only pan but also scroll back and forth in time. My best friend Navid Haddadi who passed away some years ago, was the principal.
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Notice lately, bigots using "percentages" a lot. They can't add, but somehow still feel comfortable using "percent" as an adjective, as if a dog-whistle for ignoramuses. The leading US degenerate, meanwhile, is promising huge price discounts: "60, 80, 120, in some cases 200, even 300 percent".
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It's already slop-filled. Entire industries depend on slop.
If slop is good (and it is, for those concerned), then automating slop must be the logical conclusion
