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ReptileMan
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3mo ago
Because the military industrial complex is acting like socialist jobs program. If the USA could produce 4000 tomahawks per day, instead of 400 per year the Iran thing would be over. Also USA is very sensitive about the other side's civ
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3mo ago
Not when you have disabled the updates and put the script in scheduled tasks.
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3mo ago
one of the more interesting things about the harnesses and agents is that they solve a lot of the ops issues in both linux and windows desktops. A prompt with - "disable telemetry, disable useless services and memory hogging ones, disa
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3mo ago
Because they are ran by assholes?
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3mo ago
Slightly accelerated their decline. You have a drop around chatgpt release then the slope returns to its previous pace of decline.
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3mo ago
I will wait for Modernist AI by Myhrvold.
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3mo ago
>Even a hammer, made of wood and iron, requires trees to be cut down and earth to be mined up. A simple hammer requires laws to be written about fair treatment of workers in multiple industries, sustainability of various biological and g
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3mo ago
They use AT command set, not protocol.
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3mo ago
A good solution for this is just the AI companies to cut access to this types of areas. After all AI is just bubble that will pop any second. It obviously have no economic values as the tokenmaxxing fiasco showed. I know it is true because
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3mo ago
One of the best comedies of the past decade got a sequel. That is all there is to say about that effort. The Europe 2031 also gets an honorable mention.
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Iliad is fictional yet Troy existed. The biblical flood was mythical yet couple of thousand years ago black sea connected to the Mediterranean and probably was not entirely unpeaceful. I have absolutely backed by nothing theory that ancient
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Because America healthcare is stuck in the middle - it is semi socialized. You get both the negatives of socialized and free market ones. Either make it full socialized or remove all state money (this includes tax breaks and incentives) and
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This is why cad cam are such a good test at the moment.
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Lately my benchmark is build123d - trying to force them to build me functional parts only by the description. All of the models don't perform well.
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The Volkswagen 1.6D is probably the most reliable engine ever made. Only two failure modes - overheat or shitty fuel for the span of decades to break the fuel pump.
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Modern yes. But olden times atmospheric diesels without turbo were really efficient space heaters.
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Just shows how empty is the southern hemisphere, especially when you go further south.
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Every computer is just space heater with side effect of computations. The same way every diesel engine is just oil stove with side effect of rotary motion. If the engine was in the back of the car you could totally put a pot on it and brais
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3mo ago
From my observations - by accumulating technical debt faster than US and EU financial combined. If someone asks about the internals of the projects it is - you want the truth, you can't handle the truth.
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Every new driver in the European Union must include a roll of electrician tape.
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Your ai slop is effectively something you own, because you wrote the prompt.
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That is really roundabout way of advocating for limiting the franchise.
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If you figure a way for airplane to stop on a cloud in mid flight to wait for a tow vehicle I have a Nobel award for you in whatever field you want.
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AAA game industry is in such a state, that not justifying piracy becomes harder and harder with each day.
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In which city will you feel safer walking at night in the heavy migrant underclass areas - dubai or stockholm?
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Create a procedure for stripping the citizenship of the naturalized ones as punishment for committed crimes. If they behave I guess they could stay.
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Robots are also advancing fast. They have all the upsides and none of the downsides of mass migration.
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The main thing that I learned from this is that Tidal is still alive. Anyway the battle with slop is curation. Eurodance by AI is as shitty as eurodance by humans.
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Developing world will soak them in a heartbeat. Unreliable grid is one of the problems they have that slow their industrialization and development pace. If you are foreign investor - LNG terminal + turbines may be more expensive, but if you
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The efficiency and the safety. Modern planes are disgustingly safe to the point that hull loss is almost unheard of. For 50 years the industry has optimized for safety and fuel efficiency. And the modern machines are marvels in that.
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