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Bad title. An entire army division (10,000 to 20,000) surrendering would be a spectacular event. Turns out the article is talking about "some (~180) soldiers from a division", which is totally not the same thing.

3200 images is 0.001% of the dataset in question, obviously sucked in by mistake. The problematic images ought to be removed from the dataset, but this does not "contaminate" models trained on the dataset in any plausible way.

Hoyo gets the majority of its revenue from China. I am guessing they're big enough that their survival won't be in doubt, but by how much will their revenue drop?

These sanctions are marketed as being aimed at military applications, but the dirty little secret is that high-end semiconductors are irrelevant for military tech, which overwhelmingly uses previous-gen semiconductor tech.

Let's not nickel-and-dime the green transition. Nuclear energy has a role to play, and so do renewables. The most urgent thing now is to get as much electricity generation off fossil fuels as possible. Building nuclear power plants is an important part of this, especially in countries like China and India which would otherwise default to burning coal.

They don't have to worry, because the Buy American provisions in recent legislation (passed under both Trump and Biden) protects them from competition by more fuel efficient foreign competitors.

I also have it on good authority that he is a poo-poo face.

Nuclear fusion isn't the solution to the climate crisis. It's decades away, if it ever happens; the climate crisis is something we're having to tackle now.

These particular measures are dumb, though.

If Haley is next up, I think Biden will have big problems winning. But there's little chance of the SC upholding this decision.