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Should be a wild four years.

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Vining said:
Instead, I want more redditors to die in stupid ways like the faggots from r/VolunteersForUkraine. Only then will their deaths be mocked by thousands.
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Some smart wordsmith nigger should be able to convice them to pick cotton in some kind of cosmic justice way that makes them feel like they are physical reparations

then we can sell it as genuine DE-nIle cotton
 
quaawaa said:
Apparently the US government was funding trans clinics in Thailand until Trump paused foreign aid:
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Holy shit.
Just earlier today I learned about the $50M USD for sand rapist condoms but now you're hitting me with this?

I'm incredibly pleased the books are opening up to show the fucking state of Clown World in the States. I knew about the HIV support for Africa so seeing that cut so niggers will literally die from AIDS is hilarious.

Also LMAO nobody is going to fill in the gaps left behind by the US. Euroland is buck broken by shit skins and everyone else in the world hates gay tranny fags with AIDS.
 
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Mike Zimmer has won the special election for Iowa's 35th State Senate district (scroll down), meaning a Democratic pickup in a Trump +21 district.
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Although this is the first major Dem over performance since the 2024 general election, it does align with the greater trend of Democrats punching above their weight in off-year low-turnout elections. The impact of the race itself is limited - the GOP enjoys a 34-16 supermajority in Iowa's upper legislative chamber even with this setback - but it is confirmation that Democrats generally are higher propensity voters as of late.
 
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Pretty entertaining (and 100% spot on) 'tism sperg from our favorite Jew, Stephen Miller. I love that we are going back to normalizing these illegals as "illegal aliens". The left is a master of using words and terminology to advance their agenda, such as referring to criminal illegal aliens as "undocumented immgrants" or "migrants", and it's about time conservatives do the same. No, they are fucking "illegal", and they are fucking "aliens". These criminals do not deserve any sympathetic framing whatsoever.

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Similarly, another great interview with Beaner-Destroyer 5000, Tom Homan, indicating that we've seen nothin' yet on deportations.

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Silver Sasquatch said:
Pretty entertaining (and 100% spot on) 'tism sperg from our favorite Jew, Stephen Miller. I love that we are going back to normalizing these illegals as "illegal aliens". The left is a master of using words and terminology to advance their agenda, such as referring to criminal illegal aliens as "undocumented immgrants" or "migrants", and it's about time conservatives do the same. No, they are fucking "illegal", and they are fucking "aliens". These criminals do not deserve any sympathetic framing whatsoever.

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This guy is like a WWE character I fucking love it.
 
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Crazy all the things that were apparently legal until now.
  • No citizenship confirmation necessary for public schools
  • No citizenship confirmation necessary for Medicaid
  • No citizenship confirmation necessary for employment
  • No citizenship confirmation necessary for purchase of a vehicle
What was citizenship even for? Military service?

Anyone else remember trips as a class to meet the Hispanic kids in elementary school? We thought it was a cool way to make new friends, and never questioned why there were classrooms full of children who couldn't speak English...
 
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Agent Abe Caprine said:
They also got used for political purposes. The USSR wasn't the only place doing it. That being said, completely scrapping asylums as a whole was mostly a cost thing. Unfucking the whole thing would have been too expensive.
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Putting Dems away? That's a win-win. I have yet to see an actual downside to asylums. Yes the occasional healthy person gets put away, but that happens with our prison system too and I don't see anyone advocating to shut down the prisons. A lot of you are just sensitive fags who care too much about subhuman life. A few troons or niggers dying is no worse than what we do to the animals we eat.
 
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George Lucas said:
This guy is like a WWE character I fucking love it.
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It's only fitting he's like a WWE character considering how Trump took a Stone Cold Stunner to the face at WrestleMania a decade and change ago. I'd be revolted if Trump hired more yes-men with no charisma like he did in his first term. Thank GOD by all 99 of His names that we've got someone with great mic skills.
 
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GlupShitto said:
The majority of the left hate Jews now
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A political group that collectively hates Jewish folks? I think there's a word for this! It's on the tip of my tongue. I dunno. Maybe right now it isn't very clear to me. Something unobservable. Something not seen. Invisible?

No, no, that's not Reich. I'm sure it'll come to me eventually. But whatever it is, the majority of the left are DEFINITELY that.
 
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GunCar Gary said:
ChatGPT, and most current AI models, rely on having a giant dataset that you have to tag so the AI knows how to associate concepts together. when you make a request to this kind of API it searches its memory for how to link all the things you sent to it together based on the data related to the tags that it processes from your request. this is called Supervised Learning (SFT)

DeepSeek does not get trained on pre-tagged data. instead, you let it search through the data for things it thinks might be relevant and reward it for processing the data in the way you think is correct. the rewards that you give it determine how it will process data in the future, even data it hasn't encountered before. this is called Reinforcement Learning (RL)

the reason DeepSeek is a big deal is because it's the first model to rely primarily on RL. with SFT you can have blind spots that the AI freaks out on because you're giving it data that it has no idea how to process because the thing isn't associated with any tags in its programming. with RL, even if there's data it hasn't seen before, it processes data based on its reinforcements so it just goes ahead and processes it like it does any other data
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SFT requires a human component to assess if the LLM is trained and functioning properly. Essentially a shitload of Jeets are paid to test prompts for the LLM. They assign the responses to the prompts scores and metrics. The people training the LLM review the Jeet feedback and make adjustments. They keep doing this until the scores fall within a certain range and then release it. Basically: Is the response to the answer acceptable, based on user feedback?

Deepseek R1 is automatically trained using loss functions. Essentially the output is compared to the expected output, and a value is assigned. The model is tweaked programmatically and If the loss function's value is lesser than the current model, the same process is applied to the tweeked model. If it's not, the tweak to the model is disregarded.

They are essentially working backwards from an expected result given fixed input. Basically: When given a fixed prompt is the output close enough to the correct answer which I already have?

It's an interesting approach, and has been used for training Hypernetworks and Loras in stable diffusion.
 
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JosephStalin said:
The Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates need to come from different states. Both these men come from PA.
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Only for the state they are from (though PA is an important state, so they wouldn't want to lose those votes). Electors in Pennsylvania could not vote for two Pennsylvania men but electors in other states may.
 
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