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gesterndiscuss

It seems to hinge a lot on what is “culture”.

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vorgesterndiscuss

You can't judge just the exit without considering if the 20 years prior was a "success".

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vorgesterndiscuss

What compels people to believe the biggest liar on Earth?

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vorgesterndiscuss

This kind of belief should make one stop and think about one's information diet.

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vorgesterndiscuss

> I'm also certain that without ICE there would literally be unlimited immigration

ICE was created in 2002.

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vorgesterndiscuss

Blog post idea:

We made Grok 4.5, GPT-5.5, and Claude write a blog post about using Grok 4.5, GPT-5.5, and Claude to build the same apps.

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vorgesterndiscuss

And ICU uses data from CLDR, which is mentioned in the blog. Here, there are 380 xml files: https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/tree/main/common/transfo...

Yes, ICU is ubiquitous. But, some NLP projects use various other libraries, such as uroman (just for romanization - to Latin script).

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vorgesterndiscuss

I could be wrong, but I don't think it's common for websites to just transliterate any text they're given. Let's check: ウィキペディア

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vorgesterndiscuss

Does the Latin-Katakana example given imply that some input value can cause it to not terminate?

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vor 5 Tagendiscuss

Also will need a pretty big napkin,

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/adriancable/eternal/refs/h...

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vor 8 Tagendiscuss

And Wikipedia says this one is over 12,000m deep,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Shaheen_Oil_Field

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vor 8 Tagendiscuss

Site down?

The Wikipedia page on borehole doesn’t mention Deep Water Horizon at all.

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vor 8 Tagendiscuss

Brazil is surprisingly good. What are they doing right?

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vor 8 Tagendiscuss

I don't see why any of these can't be done by AI. Except (7), which frankly, I don't understand what you mean.

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vor 8 Tagendiscuss

> The burden of proof seems like it's actually on you to show why this current tech boom is any different from previous ones.

In past tech advances, there was always a long list of things that could not be automated by a machine.

For some visions of "AI", almost by definition there is nothing left in that list.

(Except some things, of course, where people want to interact with a human).

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vor 9 Tagendiscuss

I didn't say I think so - I said in current discourse - e.g. this site and x.com. The narrative is that Europe is stagnant and US has pulled ahead, at least economically.

I think that can be consistent with Trump destroying the long term future of the country and the planet.

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vor 9 Tagendiscuss

It’s “100% socialism” in your definition and 20% in someone else’s. Its pretty tiring constantly debating these words.

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vor 9 Tagendiscuss

It seems in current discourse, turning a European country into another USA is a compliment.

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vor 9 Tagendiscuss

“I found photos of my niece I thought were lost forever. Thank you so much!” Emily D.

Be honest, is "Emily D" a real person you got organic feedback from? Small thing that makes the vibed site off-putting.

It says "Storage: 1.3 GB saved", but then says it is Read-only.

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vor 11 Tagendiscuss

One can believe in this concept and believe a decision (or the law) was wrong.

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The Vatican's Website in Latin

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