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by 7speter 2y ago
Pretty often. The article's title is a bit misleading to it's own detriment; "terraforming" brings to mind images of using massive furnaces to burn mass to release CO2 on a barren planet. What the author of this article
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by 7speter 2y ago
What I'm about to say may sound absurd and an attempt to be funny, but I'm being serious. The other day I was wondering how people always talk about sending undesirable material (garbage, spent radioactive fuel, etc.) on a one way
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by 7speter 2y ago
DIY is a worthy approach, but people have to gauge their own limits. If you really don't want to run the risk of being electrocuted, it might just be worth the 250 dollars to have someone who does this sort of thing all day to come and
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by 7speter 2y ago
I'm glad to see a FreeBSD user welcoming others to try the OS. I always see FreeBSD users shooing others away from the OS, it's really disheartening.
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by 7speter 2y ago
I remember reading about how Intel thought they'd be making 10GHz CPUs by 2010 in 2004.
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by 7speter 2y ago
Rich people can afford electric cars while poor people won’t be able to, even if the car is used, through the next decade. If anything, SUV prices will drop like a rock… Also, rich people can decide to pay for expensive upgrades to their ho
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by 7speter 2y ago
Where did I say anyone is a vertical?
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by 7speter 2y ago
I think your comment kinda provides the reason why the term “content” is used; there are so many verticals out there that its just easiest to say “I’m a content creator.” From there, if the audience remains captive, you can explain that you
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by 7speter 2y ago
NYC buses have been crowded since before I was born 30+ years ago, even if they are crawling at 4 mph
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by 7speter 2y ago
Terabyte nvmes selling for 60-80 dollars these days, and thats much higher than the prices last year. You’d be best off getting the top stuff though, I doubt Apple is using Chinese QLC, or bottom binned TLC.
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by 7speter 2y ago
Tell this to Kirk, Spock, and McCoy
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by 7speter 2y ago
No need to apologize, I made the same mistake, just informing.
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The military is probably using a lot more tech now than they did in 1997?
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by 7speter 2y ago
This would seem to increase profits, for one thing, it would make electric vehicles much more viable to a whole lot more people
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by 7speter 2y ago
Couple of things, 1. Meteorlake was the first Intel soc with a NPU, it came out late late last year, if you’re curious. 2. There won’t be a desktop Lunar Lake (well, at least not one for a socketabpe atx desktop, maybe mini pcs). Instead, i
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by 7speter 2y ago
Huh? It brings the sort of functionality that many computer users still use their PC's for over to Linux. You bring over the ability to have fun and spend leisure time on Linux, more people may make the jump in the future. This in turn
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by 7speter 2y ago
Will the non-obese people be subject to gastroparesis and all that entails?
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by 7speter 2y ago
This particular system wasn't nationwide, it was a system that the state of Tennesee paid 400 million dollars to Deloitte for. Conveniently, Tennesee is one of those states filled with people who think "Government bad" and ge
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by 7speter 2y ago
The same thing you described to me once maybe 8 years ago when I used to work on my laptop at Starbucks and had a grande coffee too many. I thought I was going to go blind and was in bed the whole day. I searched the symptoms and the result
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by 7speter 2y ago
Yeah, there's that drinkable laxative called citroma, which is pretty much magnesium citrate and seltzer water as far as I can tell.
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by 7speter 2y ago
And if you don't know a lot, you should at least know that an LLM/chatbot is useful as far as giving you a bit of an immersive experience into a topic, and that you should use other resources to verify what the LLM/chatbot is
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by 7speter 2y ago
My washing machine went out because some flooding and I gave chatGPT all of the diagnostic codes and it concluded that it was probably a short in my lid lock. The lid lock came a few days later, I put it in, and I'm able to wash laundr
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by 7speter 2y ago
I came here to write essentially the same comment as you. Instead of going into a chatroom where people tell you you're lazy because you are unclear on ambiguous terms in documentation, these days I paste in portions of documentation a
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by 7speter 2y ago
Right, thats why they give openai gobs of money for their llm research
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by 7speter 2y ago
Trains have brakes, too. And horses... well, I guess we can handle cholera these days.
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by 7speter 2y ago
Do we really want broken down petroleum flowing through us and getting filtered by our kidneys and liver?
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by 7speter 2y ago
Maybe this is way too science fiction, but what are the chances Apple's GPU/AI engine designs on Apple Silicon were a testbed for full sized, dedicated GPU dies that could compete with Nvidia's power in their own data centers
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by 7speter 2y ago
Redditors mostly only look at all technology through the eyes of gaming and nothing else. So because Nvidia cards were relatively cheap compared to the last few years because of cryptomining, of course Nvidia is in dire straits and will be
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by 7speter 2y ago
This guy will be able to request things for discovery too.
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by 7speter 2y ago
I see this in a less cynical light… this seems to be a commentary about how these companies can disrupt an individual’s life cor whatever reason and said individual has no legal recourse. Legislation certainly hasn’t address what seems to b

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