FrustratedMonky

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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
"weird-maxxing" Lady Gaga, its already here. Still only a limited number of slots for weird to be successful.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
I know what you are trying to say. But they do use commercial wi-fi devices, albeit with a focus on configuring security correctly.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
Is there a bug with adding workers? Added a Cottage, and unemployed number toggled between 1 and 0, and total count didn't change. Like the workers disappeared.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
Is this a clicker game?
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
Not offset. Other way around. Debt comes from spending, that spending is on stuff, which drives GDP. So whole concept that we could reduce debt by increasing GDP and tax it, is not how the money actually flows. This is why in economic down
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
" younger Republicans I know are just about Trump though and, similar to Trump, don't really seem to hold any principles that underlie their views on any one topic" This a big worry. I thought Trump was for old angry people s
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
There is theory that debt drives GDP. The more debt, the more money in circulation, more GDP. So cutting debt, cuts GDP. Also. Not sure GDP is completely normalized verses inflation.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
The ultimate goal is survival. There was another over weekend were in similar setup, the agents tried to sabotage each other.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
One can only hope. This current crises has been a boon for alternative energy sources. Really has driven home the point to even the most 'head-in-sand-right-winger' that Solar is a National Defense issue, not a woke agenda.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
Iran is irrelevant? You probably haven't turned on the news in a little while.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
The end of the Petro Dollar? Soviet-China-Iran - Petro Yuan? /edit for the pedantic. Russian Federation.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
This is great. We now need to talk about the 10xBad engineer.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
I don't think it would kill it. Even if an estimating tool comes up with a higher price, as long as they can reduce the time to do a quote, it helps. I think problem here is thinking that eliminating the cost of the manpower to do the
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
That is a mistake. Being fully compatible with Python was a big selling point. Now they are just another knock off that wont get enough traction to make a dent. Unless this GPU programming thing is so amazing it takes over the industry wi
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
To be fair, a good bit of the apps/programs/projects posted on hacker news could use a good '1-pager overview'. Like has nobody every explained the 'elevator pitch'. A little marketing doesn't mean you a
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
This is cool and all, but every manufacturing plant in existence has these problems and has developed tools to speed it up. Everyone has something special that doesn't fit just right, or has an infinite number of combinations to solve
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
Isn't Mojo expressly for building AI frameworks? It isn't really needed or special as a language by-itself. It's main purpose is to make it easier to program these high end graphics cards for AI. So maybe an AI image isn&#x2
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
Not that many people on the mountain. Shout it at the McDonalds. Of course, you'll be arrested.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
Maybe shouldn't say 'self improving', but 'able to make logical leaps beyond what they learned'.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
"Languages with a lot of bad code out there (e.g., PHP) will perform worse " This is what tells me that AI's are not 'self improving'. If they could read a manual and understand it, then they should come up with b
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
I don't think it is zero. If they are producing code, there is some knowledge being absorbed. Nobody is using AI to create an app is learning zero. Its just what they are learning, is not as much as they think, and really random, not-
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
" skill decline is real" Is this -> More people that are not devs, are using AI to create things, and are skilling up to a mediocre level? or Is this -> Existing experts, are actually loosing there skills? Using AI is reduc
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
IF the key is spatial navigation processing. Would bicycling be included? When in my car, I'm just dumbly following the map app. But on a bike, I'm still having to keep track of where I'm going and a route.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
"study adjusts for age" maybe it would help this thread to have someone explain exactly how they control for age, if everyone in the range they want to study, is already dead. What is the actual process to control for age? This co
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
We are so far to the 'right' now, that even getting a salary is socialism because it is taking money from those poor billionaires that could use that money to invest and create more jobs.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
" source was probably the IRCG" Curious. What is your source on the 5%? Why is random chud on the internet a 'better' source.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
Maybe you guys just shouldn't read blogs.
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
"I’d rather see a shitty Microsoft Paint drawing as opposed to some AI image." The problem is, there are also AI generated MS Paint drawings that you can't tell is AI. We are only noticing the AI images that are in an '
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
I was responding to you mentioning fiber. But of course, the "internet" does run on servers, which also have a replacement rate. There were data centers before AI, and they had a lifespan well below 30 years. I'm not arguin
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by FrustratedMonky 2mo ago
I've been through several network upgrades. You are saying the fiber in the ground lasts a long time, but all the equipment on either end gets replaced every ~5 years. I agree this build out seems pretty crazy, but people were saying

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