Ekaros

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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Must be some MBA thing. Must maximise revenue in every possible way. I have still no idea why the local white goods (and everything else) seller decided it was smart idea to pollute their own product search by becoming marketplace. I am goi
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Makes one appreciate living in place with sufficient constitutional protections against this sort of stuff. Even for work stuff selling this info wouldn't fly in some parts of the world.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Anyone else somewhat weirded by current state of affairs that this sort of information is valuable enough to even bother selling... And that it actually happens... It feels like some societies are in really weird place.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Worst my external navigator does is ask me to update maps some times. Rest of the time it stays away from my way...
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
It is extremely annoying when you have a certain problem that surely should have someone making a solution for it and then you find a blog post. And in the end blog post doesn't actually solve the issue as it does has final step. But a
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Reminds me again of crypto. Lot of stuff being done in banking and payments happens for a reason. Or because someone from outside like politicians meddled into it. And forget that people are extremely gross when it comes to getting their ba
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Asking what is the true forward p/e is a very valid question. Especially if demand for products go down if the investment dries up. Significant correction feels inevitable for me. Not that it can be timed.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Unless you are cheerleader hoping to eventually be a CEO. Why would you particularly ever like this class of people? Or in financialised economy ever trust them to do anything but to maximise some metric affecting the price of the stock or
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
His numbers might be off or he might not have all of them. But still I can not escape that he is most likely correct. All of this equipment needs to be paid. With interest and profit. With the usual overheads that the companies run. And if
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
I wonder how much Jensen has managed to liquidate. For me currently obvious strategy would be to pump things as high as they can while unloading stock holdings as is possible without looking too bad.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
We would be lot better off. I am very weirded that computers are one of the place where waste is sometimes even celebrated. We would be laughed out if we suggested same with say energy in general. Why have walls, we could just have enough s
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Same logic applies to heavy metal like lead and others. Also cyanide and arsenic. And so on. We still actively avoid them. Just because we can tolerate them via various process does not mean it wouldn't be better to avoid them altogeth
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
At certain price point customers tend to make it also your problem. And expensive jets are certainly beyond that point. They might sue you. Or simply not buy or lease new ones.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Getting security to work reliably in such scenarios can be hard. And your customer really don't want their up to hundred million in cost pieces of equipment sit there doing nothing because maintenance is unable to do something with it.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
My best guess is that at least some airports will charge the airlines per checked in bag. Thus to save money if possible people carrying them inside is most profitable.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Does security actually care about drugs? As long as they are explosive it is not their job. They are the job of customs agents...
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Perfect tool for rocket control systems and in general control and life support systems of Mars colonies.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Is this one of the cases where they were too preoccupied with can we do it instead of should we do it... In many ways Twitch is pretty much at bottom of list of things I want to train AI on...
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
I think lot of habitual eaters are also doing price comparisons between different options. So just being slightly cheaper than competition can move that specific purchasing decision from one brand to an other. So also being able to nudge th
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Maybe we should start to question how good idea this whole thing of other companies operating under brands of others really is for all of us. Franchises might make money. Or they won't... It is still pretty large rentier cut... Still n
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
"Our Terms do not allow the use of Outputs to train models that are competitive with Anthropic's own. It is also a violation of our Terms to support a third party's attempt to do the same." So it would be supporting thir
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
1,1 tonne mortar shell? Then again I suppose vehicle is somewhat expensive and have limited payload so not that big of a bomb...
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
If you sink nuclear ship you won't get nuclear meltdown. You have enough thermal mass to cool down anything if you are underwater. Some level of loss of nuclear material would happen. But meltdown is not something that would happen.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Would opposing nuclear energy qualify as such action? The emission difference was well known and fully scientifically provable at time.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
Most sites are not in business of running ad marketplace. They are in content production and SEO(as in pulling views). I don't think at scale they could operate it would be worth to be ad marketplace. Or would they get the customers(ad
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
I don't think that argument would go down very well if the API allowed transferring money from company to yourself. Clearly there is at least on some level expectations what is and what is not allowed.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
I don't think you are ready for constructive non-zealous open-minded discussion which objectively looks at whole thing without any previous biases or and wider understanding. So it is pointless to continue this discussion as you are no
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
City of London? Does it have much ecology left? Then again I suppose too many people would raise a fuss...
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
How much in value could Nvidia safely drop and over what period of time for it be fine for greater economy? What level of correction would be manageable? And I am pretty sure that their value will drop in 5 to 10 years.
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by Ekaros 2mo ago
So it clearly is double-standard. Excusing it with "cultural significance" is clear example of something being double standard. And it is one of the worst reasons to have. Genital mutilation of children of both genders is also of

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