I think the main reason to not make it completely free was so they could track information via the tap on. That way they have data to plan route adjustments in the future.

I mean, Copilot and ChatGPT are also banned on my Australian Government device for security, so there's some consistency at least.

In my department anyway.

I personally found HPMOR to be self aggrandising garbage that throws around scientific terms to try and be rationalist but uses them all wrong anyway.

Also the authors a cult leader. Somehow.

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Hey, he could be gay and the bottom

It's easy to win when no one shows up to compete.

On an unrelated note, her PhD topic is along the lines of obstacles to women in breaking.

Soybeans are the big one they hit last time

College educated US women iirc. I found the source at some point

They do do it in C. The packages are written in C, python is just used as the wrapper to allow less coding skilled data scientists to easily use it.

That's like the entire data science joke. It's C in a python trench coat.

What are you having for dinner tonight?

While some will try, I doubt it l. There's just not enough currency reserves for anything except the US dollar to take that spot

Quantum is when very small things are very fucky

It's so bad they revised how they were measuring it to make it look better.

And then it continued to go up anyway

Isn't that heavily implied last chapter. Like basically spelled out

The target demographic of the 90 tier is grouped on two:

1. Enthusiasts who just kinda want the power for the power
2. Professionals, mostly 3D artists but video editors and a few others to. High fidelity renders can take days, so shaving a few hours off can add up, especially if you need to redo it

Because most of them are AI

It's just once AI becomes useful (and not magical), we tend to stop calling it AI unless AI gets more VC money.

It's called the AI effect

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect

Also on the ABC panel, the Lib reps were leaking some internal tea, which was fun.

The fine increases for every day they don't comply.

The fine was issued last October, though I'm unsure if legal proceedings put a halt to the counter

Street variant. The dosage needed to get high or overdose is so small that its much easier to smuggle in compared to other drugs

AFAIK the medically its only really used for anesthesia which is usually used under controlled conditions and makes responding to very easy, especially when there's OTC drugs that reverse opioid overdoses, though fentanyl can take multiple dosages to reverse

Its cheap and potent so suppliers cut other drugs with it to increase potency and hide quality issues