I stand corrected, this clearly shows that BYD cars are the best

If this is a topic you actually care about, there is a strong rec for this book, probably the best on the topic. You have the mental capacity to handle it.

Having "medicine security" is a good thing. You don't want all your medicine manufactured by a country that considers America an adversary.

It's a logical error to make an analogy, without also demonstrating that it applies to the situation. (Common mistake when people discuss legal things, which is why such conversations are often confusing).

No, I would not. I would care that you turn your brain on. If somehow you manage to do that, return to this comment, find the main point, and respond to that.

LOL Poe's Law applies to that comment. (In case you're serious, read some Karl Popper and help yourself. Or this one if you don't have the reading comprehension for Popper.)

How do you know? Do you have a citation for that?

Then why use the AI at all? Just present your own ideas.

Brevity is a gift.

"Using the outputs of LLMs to deliberately improve model quality" has nothing to do with model collapse. It reads like a PR release at best; at worst it's like LLM output.

K-Pop Demon hunters is another example of "algorithmic content" (as they define it).

It's a random mix of things people like, throw them together and hope people pay for it. See also: CoD and Fortnite. No one cares if Star Trek and Star Wars stay separate anymore. I want to see Harry Potter riding a Bantha.

There is also the Mountain Pass Rare Earth Mine in California.

It has been opened and closed several times as the Feds and state of California tussle over it.

California greenies want it closed. The Feds want it to operate, even at a loss, for supply chain security.

It is currently operating with DoD subsidies, but production needs to be ramped up.

If you defend yourself in court, it largely has to be public. That is what they are doing.

The intent of the measurement is most likely to obscure rather than inform. (Can't be sure because the article is paywalled. It's also possible that electricity is the most relevant metric when you are thinking about how much it costs.)

No. It can't be properly expressive without understanding the story that it's reading. Punctuation is just not enough, it doesn't capture many different shades of meaning. E.g., an ironic statement should be read in a different tone than a factual statement, even with exactly the same punctuation. (That's one example out of MANY. Consider, e.g., the scene in "Alice in Wonderland" where she's talking about jumping off the top of the house.)

What was the title of my post? Perspective, that's all, picture that mount of billions in a different way. I also said it was 1 year of revenue but go off chief.