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Ekaros
3mo ago
Sometimes I wonder if true reason behind them is not any sort of verification but to maybe increase potential punishment if caught... So effectively nothing...
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Ekaros
3mo ago
So surely they will fix by lowering wages and other compensation of all their executives and other high level people to minimum wage. Thus getting only those people who care about mission and not money. Or does it only apply to workers and
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Ekaros
3mo ago
Didn't they not care enough and not put vendor id on their cable. Which results some devices rightfully refusing to operate at high powers... Or am I miss remembering something.
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3mo ago
I feel like there might be slight issues on accelerating anything to same speed at interstellar distances inside distance of spaceship... You know equivalent gforces and that...
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Ekaros
3mo ago
I feel like I am better off with cast iron or stainless steel compared to slightly bigger torch. Stainless steel allowing some deglazing for sauce. Torch is still too small area and burns more so sears.
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Ekaros
3mo ago
It is reasonable for measuring cooking environment. Like say pizza oven. Just have to be aware of things like right emissivity.
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Ekaros
3mo ago
Shock moved the price equilibrium to new higher price point. And big enough share of demand accepted that new price point.
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3mo ago
I have become cynical. I am starting to believe that there is a lot of fund managers who do not are not doing their best for their clients but instead of their own bonuses. From that viewpoint everything starts to make lot more sense. Out-s
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3mo ago
I am starting to think that there might be lot less competition on free markets than we think. And many markets tend to be established with big enough players. So they have stopped competing. If new entrants try to come well they might be u
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3mo ago
I can see one company being incompetent. But so many? Should it not be pretty trivial to to track whatever traffic goes out? All this traffic must originate from somewhere or have I massively misunderstood how these things work?
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Ekaros
3mo ago
Not all numbers. Some numbers have certainly gone down. Your home might be one of them. So might really bad stock pick too.
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3mo ago
It is actually kinda hard problem. Anything a ship going away would drop would continue to move at speed it was dropped. And then if you are doing whole speed up and slow down they might even overshoot... You could keep launching them from
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Ekaros
3mo ago
Financing election campaigns is corruption. Then again I suppose you can't operate elections without some type of campaigning happening someway... So how to fix it is nearly unsolvable question.
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Ekaros
3mo ago
What I really don't understand how differently it seems that AI for programming and for anything else is treated. I don't think there is insignificant group who would say that using LLM to write a book does not make you an author.
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3mo ago
At some point LLM forgetting to check the scope? On the nth automated rewrite. Everything else works. It might even test for test case. But not in production...
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3mo ago
One sickening idea I had is even more bureaucracy. You know how any big infra project now has tens of thousand of pages of impact reports, studies and so on. With AI it can be easily scaled to millions if not more. Lots of words that then w
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3mo ago
It is in sense contradiction. Schools and universities are greatly limited by facilities and teachers. Self studying is not. Thus with modern technology or even with just mass printin you could theoretically educate as many students as you
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3mo ago
It does scale even better than anything else. Majority of students are just not very good at it. And proving that they have learned sufficiently is hard. Thus schools and universities.
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3mo ago
Makes one think about "flying cars". How well designed they will be for losing such system? How reliable any systems would be in such eventuality. For both safety of the craft and anyone near them or on ground... Especially if the
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3mo ago
Weirdly I might slightly prefer your AI-generated image if some thought is put into it to entirely average soulless and tasteless corporate stock photo. You know multicultural team or photogenic enough person doing some meaningless staged t
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3mo ago
My biggest complaint about the story is that it basically robs you from player agency. You are the side character in story of someone else. It is fully forced on you. And not in traditional I say acceptable manner. I understand if you are p
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3mo ago
It might be that both really needed similar level of metallurgy and precision machining. After all limiting thing about aeroplanes was the power to weight ratio of engines. So more so that enablers of both were only available at that time.
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3mo ago
Expensive movies are liked because they look impressive much more so than cheap movies. Say Titanic in past. Or Lord of The Rings. If AI can do the same they don't actually care if it was expensive or not.
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3mo ago
Honestly I don't really see use of AI in films or music any worse than use in say programming. Actually even less so. Output is fixed and much easier to verify. So if it is reasonable and it sell why not go for it instead of expensive
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3mo ago
I think Nvidia surviving is pretty certain. They are not particularly leveraged to my understanding and their commitments are for their own products. Debt is at 12,34 billion so not that much even at their gaming revenue comparison. Now the
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3mo ago
Not validating submissions seems like avenue for massive attack. Flood the whole system with endless false reports. Thus making it significantly less reliable.
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Ekaros
3mo ago
Minus is an option. Especially on numpad.
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3mo ago
Depending on speed of course. At some speeds drag will cause significantly more work.
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3mo ago
Not to forget anyone below them. Aviation is one of the fields which can affect others in lot more than just immediate surrounding area. I don't live under much of flight path but still dropping planes and even parts of the planes are
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3mo ago
I think it is just natural end of certain type of creators. They start as single person, slowly get maybe small team to help with filming and editing. And then when you need to keep producing content the script writers come. And now they ar
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