PowerElectronix

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by PowerElectronix 2mo ago
I mean that you can disinform people with non-AI content that wouldn't be labelled and people would assign more credibility to it because it lacks the AI label.
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by PowerElectronix 2mo ago
Well, thank you very much, then!
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by PowerElectronix 2mo ago
Support for the board is also way better than before. Now you can customize RAM assigned to cpu/gpu, idle power, in some cases unlock cores, distros work out of the box, etc. And the alternative of getting a gpu, cpu, ram, storage is l
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by PowerElectronix 2mo ago
Another step to make users dumb and blindly trusting of their regulators. I don't opose labeling AI content, I opose mandating it and giving users the false confidence that something without label is legit.
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by PowerElectronix 2mo ago
They just want some time to be able to sell the stock
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
Only solution I see is to ban user that abuse the system. Too much requests, too much bandwidth and you get into the blacklist and are cutoff from the human side of the internet. With the amount of money AI labs are burning, someone should
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
I really wanna call it a planet. It doesn't orbit a proper star, but if we call similar objects that don't orbit a star at all rogue planets I don't see why not call it just a planet.
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
I wouldn't put a random number generator to command a bulldozer inputs, which is the risk you mention about giving an AI instance command of something that can interact with the real world. That doesn't mean that an AI left to its
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
I think you have bought into the narrative they want to sell you. LLMs are devoid of any kind of intelligenceor awareness.
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
Intel had a monopoly on bleeding edge cpu for a long time until they got stuck on 14nm for years, allowing TSMC to catch up and providing AMD the means to compete. In a the best of timelines, intel, tsmc and samsung (and glofo maybe?) Would
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
That goes away if you set them in filmaker mode.
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
No, qd-oled is still best, LG is closing the gap with tandem oled but is still the second best panel tech.
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
A power converter I designed 3 years ago needs redesigning because the company that made the transistors was bought out and all their packages were phased out. And they were some fucking good packages that allowed for very good cooling and
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
A nuke in LEO would make the environment so radioactive for some time to fry every single satellite that crosses the lower van allen belt. After some time (months, may be a few years) radiation goes back to normal levels and you can launch
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
Think that the sky is one nuke away from being 100% clean at any given time.
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
Making them? Not in the least. But being capable of making them? It's a must, be it gloves, EVs, semis, or screws.
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
I thought it was limpet teeth
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
Tough week for euros. Cars that record your face while driving and now apps snooping on communications.
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
My bet would be some lucky photons that end up heading to outer space from some window. Hahaha
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
Very cool project. A great advice one gets at around minute 9 is to place footprints for anything you consider remotely possible or that you'd like to test. You can always leave them unpopulated and the tradeoff between area lost and t
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
One could argue that it is 100% as every Watt that enters through the socket (not counting reactive energy) is going to become heat at some point in the very near future, including the air moved by fans, the photons emitted by the screen, e
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
For small stuff, sure. For something with more components I don't think it's ever gonna be useful. Routing a pcb is an np-hard problem and, imho, no AI has enough actual thinking capability to make a good job out of it.
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
Cool project and cool crt monitor
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
Who sets it, then? The people that can make money out of the satellites or use their services or the people that want clean skies? And how do you enforce it? It's not like you can just go up there an repo the satellites.
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
I'd even say it's superior to cow milk altogether.
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
There are issues everywhere. Companies that had their cables deployed made sure that any regulation that would eliminate that moat heavily favor them, either by forbidding other companies to deploy and forcing them to lease the already depl
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh... Seriously, this playing with living organisms to augment their capabilities and make them do our bidding is a bit beyond my personal moral threshold. At this point isn't easier t
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
To note, we are already solving our problems through genetic engineering... Only one generation at a time.
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
We should not change body parts of persons that are not capable of consenting to that. Why not wait until someone is capable of taking those decisions by themself instead of imposing them and on top of that risking their health while doing
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by PowerElectronix 3mo ago
This graph is the touchstone one should rub all the "RAM and storage are no longer a commodity" bs that micron, sk hynix, samsung, western digital, seagate and others are peddling as of late while the valuation of their companies

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