JSteph22

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by JSteph22 1y ago
>we could stop ravaging the oceans by industrial fishing To do this likely would require large-scale war.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
Given how game changing Starlink has proven to be for military operations, he probably should.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
No e-ink product is cost effective. That's why they have to tout other benefits like being "eco friendly".
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by JSteph22 2y ago
Exactly. The article enumerates all the ways to improve hiring, except for compensation.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
>Opponents of net neutrality are monopoly freaks. There are plenty of antitrust laws already on the books. Having the DOJ enforce them would be the correct route, as opposed to creating additional, unnecessary NN regulation which would e
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by JSteph22 2y ago
>Either way, some agency needs to be put forward as a candidate for preventing monopolistic corporations from abusing the public Internet. That would be the DoJ.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
>Based on US ISP profits I'd say there is practically no regulation There's plenty of antitrust laws already on the books. It's just a matter of enforcement.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
If it's not immediately useful, at what point in the future will it become useful? Probably never.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
Whichever parts of the world that may be, you can guarantee that it happens anyways. Unenforceable rules are never followed.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
>how hard it is to get a green card It should be hard.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
>at the prevailing wages... ...which are where they are in no small part due to decades of immigration policy.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
This example proves OP's point. It was only a "shortage" in name. If you were willing to pay more than the market rate, there was no problem in finding chips.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
What kind of salaries are you offering though...
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by JSteph22 2y ago
>are saying "the model" to mean the human Only Fans account holder and not an ML model in which the fake models are trained on? I get the feeling that it won't be long before the "model" will also be the "mo
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by JSteph22 2y ago
If I use AI to generate the text of a happy birthday greeting to grandma, if I review and approve of the message, is it genuine?
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by JSteph22 2y ago
People posting in this thread seem to think a Trump DOJ appointed trustee would act in a way that benefits Alex Jones. Infowars has a large following and has been very supportive of Trump while being critical of Biden. The rationale for the
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by JSteph22 2y ago
Totally agree. The government has so many tools for enforcement it's puzzling why they insist on arbitrarily breaking up and creating new companies as if they're capable of determining what business models will work or not.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
It's fair to criticize the DoJ if they're enforcing anti-trust laws in a poor manner.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
I agree. The DOJ should stick to imposing fines or enforcing rules on things like bundling or pricing. Not arbitrarily breaking companies up where there's no clear business model.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
As the article clearly points out several times by referencing the potential "upending of star formation theory" and the list of "brown dwarfs that shouldn't exist", current star and planetary formation theories are
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by JSteph22 2y ago
This is from September.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
>There are still some big pieces missing. The most glaring one is that current LLMs are many, many orders of magnitude away from working on the equivalent of 900 calories per day of energy.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
It's a nice claim, but ultimately Wikipedia is publishing its own truth based on the sources it allows or doesn't.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
You should try the Vuzix Blade then. https://www.vuzix.com/products/vuzix-blade-2-smart-glasses
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by JSteph22 2y ago
If they're so difficult to enforce, why are the patents issued in the first place? What a broken system.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
>Retention doesn't require it to be online. Conversely, offline doesn't mean unhackable/unleakable.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
Steam is like any network effect based business. It's extremely difficult to dethrone when well entrenched.
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by JSteph22 2y ago
>Give it senses and ways to interact with the world Much easier said than done. You can take just one example, energy storage and usage, to illustrate how far off we are from giving AI real-world physical capabilities. Human biological-b