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[CanadianFirst @CanadianFirst95]

@Uncommonsince76 Also, Islam what most likely fonded by Muhammad as a Jewish plant. They've been riding this made up religious war since then. Same pattern as today with all the terrorist groups, but on a smaller scale.

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@IanCarrollShow @thevivafrei It's like he's possessed or something. Like a switch that went on, on cue, like so many others like him. It's so crazy to watch it happen.

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@mackin_dan83563 @robprogressive He probably exagerated, but he's not that far off: https://t.co/PGriFPdQRD

[CanadianFirst @CanadianFirst95]

@ThePrimeagen If LLMs were as deterministic and correct as a compiler, then it would make sense to minimize reading to a minimum, but it's far from being the case. It's just reckless to not read the code if the software has to be trusted.

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@Skukumchuck @thevivafrei @IanCarrollShow @xAlphaWarriorx Every evidence shown has inconsistencies or has the "it could be or could also not be" attached to it. It's all muddy.

[CanadianFirst @CanadianFirst95]

@Skukumchuck @thevivafrei @IanCarrollShow @xAlphaWarriorx As I first said "I don't know", but you're asking how it could be possible, I'm just answering. And, no, it's not backed up by actual evidence, that's the thing: there are no evidence that they presented that fit with their story.

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@Skukumchuck @thevivafrei @IanCarrollShow @xAlphaWarriorx It all depends on what was the goal (which I don't know) and how likely they thought the plan would go as expected. From what I saw within the tent, it was quite controlled, what you describe didn't happened. I don't think that "easy" has much weight in that kind of thing.

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@Skukumchuck @thevivafrei @IanCarrollShow @xAlphaWarriorx That's the thing, all the holes in the story are clues to an alternate story. The more people dig, the more those holes become sort of "evidences" in themselves, because they draw points that must be linked somehow to paint the whole picture.

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@Skukumchuck @thevivafrei @IanCarrollShow @xAlphaWarriorx For what you describe, I'd say that the outcome is more certain with a device rather than a 500 yards shot (a lot could go wrong). I'm also assuming that probably almost everyone around Charlie was in on it, so there was very little chances of getting caught with direct evidence.

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@Skukumchuck @thevivafrei @IanCarrollShow @xAlphaWarriorx I don't know. It seems plausable. At least, it's coherent and it attempts to fill the holes in the story. Otherwise, I do not believe the Feds' story, that's for sure. It might have been believable at first, but it went downhill real fast once we got more info.

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@thevivafrei @IanCarrollShow @xAlphaWarriorx Playing with words and definitions isn't evidence either. I don't think that @IanCarrollShow is the one being intellectually dishonest here. There are very little, if any, inconsistencies in what Ian shared compared to the Feds. If I had to guess, the Feds' story is fabricated.

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@ChristianHeiens Other generations are as much brainwashed as the boomers, it's not a generational issue. I don't exactly know what are all the causes (because there are most likely more than one), but it's certainly not as simple "boomers bad". I don't think that this simplistic view helps.

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@elonmusk The video is so wrong. The double slit experiment is an active observation, not a passive one. This stuff has become the most mis-represented physics experiment ever.

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@RealCandaceO It's a tiring battle to argue with lower IQ pathological liers because they might actually don't remember what they said. On top of that, they can't build a logical context for their lies while they're doing it... so, it's basically pigeon chess.

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@Pirat_Nation Great, now the DDR4 (DDR3 to follow) prices will raise even more rapidly. The AI datacenters' boom is wreaking havoc the computer market. When will people realize that you can't scale polynomial complexity? It's severely limited by physical constraints.

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@pracedru @LundukeJournal Why would it have anything to do with hate? Rust has some merits and so has C. Abandoning C for Rust unilaterally is saying that they don't care about why it was written in C. That's all, they have the right to do so, but not expecting pushbacks is a bit naive.

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@theDrewDag @ThePrimeagen Yes, but you're not a Sr programmer at this point, you're more like a manager who doesn't know what the solution(s) should look like, the side effects, the impacts of the decisions down the road, etc. Managers are good only if the resources they direct are reliable, LLMs aren't.

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@IntCyberDigest Those numbers for economic damage are always pure propaganda, they're backed on nothing but the expected sells during a 5 weeks period. The real cost is what it costs to store those vehicles and jobs' insurances mostly.

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@Pirat_Nation It's effectively a trojan horse to regulate any automated system. Read "Article 3 / Definitions / (1)": ... machine-based system that is designed to operate with varying levels of autonomy and that may exhibit adaptiveness after deployment...

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@Pirat_Nation People are falling for this again. Their goal is the acquire more data to train their AI. It's so obvious.