BlanketsWithSmallpox
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11·12 days agoAn appeal through updoots lmfao.
Shaming? Sounds like stretch. Her shaming is implied only through you.
… is this not supposed to be self introspection about how her implied women (anyone really) feel like they need to work harder or have clear tangible adult gold stickers to not hate themselves?
This feels like a stretch for a sub that’s supposed to try to blast crazy people.
Bro has no idea how resilient babies are to the squish lol.
Using innocents, especially the wounded and children, as shields are a staple of terrorists everywhere. There’s a reason why Hamas was posting up in hospitals and schools constantly like it mattered much to Israel in the end.
All it takes for Elon is someone with better aim though. Aim small miss small.
554·26 days agoMore respect for the AP? Them and Reuters are the two defacto news orgs that 95% of other news get their articles from lmfao.
4·26 days agoYep, just like if you call the police on ICE to get off your private property.
Will they show up? Yes. Will they tell ICE they need to leave? Maybe. Will they arrest a federal agent and issue them a citation or jail them even if the law says they can? No lol.
2·26 days agoAnyone who knows how to leverage the threat of isolation, violence and murder. Aka, the people, the backbone of every civilization.
Oh no! Open source info is used because it’s open source! Look how silly they are commenters!
"Meta released its own models open source for anyone to download and use freely, which were used by DeepSeek in the training.
DeepSeek published a paper detailing their approaches and innovations for the public to use, now Meta is looking through that to implement those into their own approaches.
None of this is wrong or unexpected. That’s literally the point of publishing stuff like this - so that you can mutually benefit from the published techniques.
The “war room” is basically just a collection of engineers assigned to go through the paper and figure out if there’s anything useful they can integrate. That’s how open source is supposed to work…
Why is everyone making this sound so sneaky and underhanded? This is good."
White Paper - https://github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V3/blob/main/DeepSeek_V3.pdf
OpenAI is open source. No shit, that’s the point.
You mean well before what he actually said during the sieg heils
“It is thanks to you, that the future of civilization is assured.”
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Elon Musk inner thoughts: I should Nazi salute. Do it. Do it you pussy. Think of the news it’ll generate. Think of all the votes, oh god I’ll make all the democrats cry that I’m a nazi when I’m not even a nazi! Fuck, lets do it!
nazi salute
Oh god that was awkward as fuck. Okay, let’s do it twice, then make sure they know I’m serious and it wasn’t just some weird fucked up tic I do.
SIEG HEILS even harder
MMHPPHPHPHHHHHHHH SUCK IT AOC.
The voters aren’t wrong, as much as you might personally disagree with their choice.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
111·2 months agoRemoved by mod
We call them Union Shits around here, unionized or otherwise.
I’ve always been a fan of using > and < but in the general use of lesser than or greater than, however, the symbols were always interchangeable to me since it always depends on where you put the defined integer, correct?
If I want to say something is less than 37. It can either be 37 > or < 37.
Because in that scenario the imaginary integer n is always on the opposite side of the symbol.
37 > n
n < 37
So why did > ever become greater and < be less than? Doesn’t it also depend on how your text is written? If people reading from right to left or down to up vs left to right and up to down, means it’s reversed.
The open part of the caret is where the bigger number is, the opposite side is where the lesser number is.
1·2 months agoThí̱ly!
They updated the article FYI.