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  • Ltt didn't hide shit, they posted it on a public forum

  • How does chrome make money? It uses ads from Google, chrome on it's own is not a business.

    Say you buy chrome, you have to options

    1. Ads built into chrome itself (when you're in the settings menu, homepage, reading a PDF, playing the dino game)
    2. Force your own default search engine, or get a company like Google or Bing to pay you for the privilege of being a default search engine.

    Neither of these options are better than the status quo

  • Somebody eli5

  • It is sarcasm lmao

    1. It's their, not there.

    My bad, fixed

  • What the fuck do I care what europoors think? I don't like Jill Stein but they should mind their own business! In America we understand that a country's domestic politics are only the citizens' business, that's why we don't involve ourselves in any foreign country's domestic matters

  • Meta is very relevant Facebook Instagram whatsapp

  • No, Gaza+ west bank are a little smaller than Israel in terms of population

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  • That's just not true, false research gets posted alot in biology and can go for years without getting caught

    For example, the whole Alzheimer's research thing. A paper that was published in nature faked data and sent everybody down the wrong path for Alzheimer's cure for 20 years. They claimed to have found that a certain protein causes Alzheimer's, therefore all new research went towards making drugs that strip that protein.

    This was a landmark paper that was in a "hard science" field and still fooled alot of people

  • Bro I hate ansys so much

  • Given their AI ambitions, a solution could be building data centers in multiple locations to avoid overloading any one region’s power grid. It would be technically challenging, but it may be necessary, Russinovich told Semafor.

    “I think it’s inevitable, especially when you get to the kind of scale that these things are getting to,” he said. “In some cases, that might be the only feasible way to train them is to go across data centers, or even across regions,” he said.

    Pretty interesting!

  • Some KTMs have settings that can be adjusted via the screen like ABS (turned off for offroading) power settings etc...

    So if you have a screen might as well add navigation to it

  • What you sound like:

    Well, ackshually shidding noises

  • It was mainly more money for Ukraine, but now they're saying stuff about FEMA spending money on illegal migrants or something along those lines (which is not true)

  • Clever, here's what you sound like

    Well, ackshually shidding noises

    Reply once more for more thought provoking debate

  • Agreed, especially because lobbyists will get shit that otherwise wouldn't pass to be bundled in the bill. One example is the infrastructure bill and all the non-infrastructure related stuff they put in there