Ekaros

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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Also part of the process as whole. What if someone tries to attach us with insane amount of bandwidth is almost reasonable thought experiment at some point. Now it was this one. Can we handle it? How much could we handle? What is actually r
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Why wouldn't debit card work as well? You can get those while underage.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Also now is it 1x in individual productivity or >=1x in team productivity. As anyone multiplying teams productivity by less than one is bad. Probably lot worse than actual 0x. Someone who produces absolutely nothing and have no impact ha
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Most likely not. Hard part really is rejecting the heat involved in phase change of water from vapor to liquid. You have to effectively dump that energy somewhere and all the time you do not you don't get liquid water.' It sounds
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
With AIs submit every possible reasonable patch alternative. Essentially locking these solutions out. Doesn't even matter if AI is allowed or not.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Looking at current memory market. Are we already at point where after decommissioning recycling the memory chips could make economic sense? Maybe with anything else like say if significant amount of copper is used for power or cooling. With
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Space manufacturing has always been fun one. It is like people have no understanding just how complex the supply chains for well anything we make these days are. Just look at COVID and hit on JIT. Mining is also hard and harsh. One of the m
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
I wonder how many hours of old stye non-overhead that is. And by overhead I mean mostly meetings. Then again maybe generating paperwork is included so that eats bit into it.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Because description can be part of transaction. Here you have two options either a ID number usually requested by receiving party or free form message of text. Later could be highly useful for agents say containing information of refund of
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
With Nvidia no one needs to replace them. Their valuation is build on large demand and huge margins. Demand just going lower or margins dropping following that should lead to lower valuation without anyone replacing them. I could very well
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
USA has been Russia/Soviet Union of West since WW2...
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Didn't early GPS have fudge factor on the most precise bits? As such you could only get to a few meters of accuracy. Not critical for sea navigation or even to general positioning when paper maps were still used.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Also much more critically. Just because mail is successfully delivered does not mean it is in the right inbox. So just link being visited by automation is far from enough in confirming that right person received the mail.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
I think that will depend. If person publishes it as their own speech Google is likely not fully liable. On other hand as Google publishes it as their own speech on their own site well they are fully liable. To me it seems pretty reasonable
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
I absolutely despise food delivery sites where there is either "example picture" or AI generated picture on food item. Why even bother? I understand that food-photography needs some level of skill, but still maybe bad photo of rea
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Also. I would not fully trust argument that all possible adversaries are incapable of attacking them. Possibly with cascading effects at least when you get size of satellites planned.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Which might or might not be safer than synthetic ones. Fundamental job of pesticides and herbicides is to kill stuff. Just because it appears in nature does not mean it is safe.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
I laughed at brand risk. I think every player in AI is well past the brand risk. Only posturing you see is being too dangerous. And even that is for hype not actually stopping them. Eventually they push the models out despite that. It reall
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
On other hand private corporate credit freezing might take down lot of business that need credit lines to operate regularly. Even the not so bad zombie companies. Tightening up and not being able to revolve credit anymore could lead to bank
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
With a one or two shots of facial recognition working your entire existence can be tracked from when you appeared on first camera to the last one. Even if at some points your face is not identified. Now combine this to all other data like
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Is there any global indexes that include only companies which have been profitable in past? Say with same criteria of 1 quarter with 4 consecutive positive quarters overall? Might lose some gains, but probably also cut away lot of more risk
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
I think that is more so due to overhead in writing files and most likely also doing some live decompression or some other stuff. After all it does not download single file like iso would be.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Actually I have been thinking about this. Surprisingly straight and long cuts in rock formations might be a real thing to track. In at least some places at least some rock blasting is preferred to get aggregate for road foundations. And the
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
There is abortion option. And adoption. But to me it has always sounded like that most make it work somehow. So once there is a kid economics can in many cases workout somehow. Maybe not optimally but somehow. With even more kids later.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Trading of publicly listed stocks happen on stock exchanges, Nasdaq is one of these. They make money by charging fees for companies to publicly list stocks. But also charging fees from anyone who wants to directly trade there. Say stock bro
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
I think key difference here is that Nasdaq is also the market. Where as S&P is external. From this view them manipulating their own market which they profit in various ways actually is somewhat more questionable... Incentives are entire
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Sometimes I wonder how long it is possible to keep supporting properly senile people. Or those that need constant care. At some point unless there is some massive productivity increase in care it is just not realistic anymore.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
You are forgetting the natives who royally massively got screwed. Perfect example why they should have done everything possible to stop migration.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
Site doesn't work. Can't recommend them either.
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by Ekaros 5mo ago
No they should be explicitly opt-in. With big multi step warning messages. That is least you can do to valued customers.

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