Shitty-kitty

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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
One has to be very specific when throwing around words like "creative" when talking about A.I Can A.I create art. Well it can create something that's pleasing to our senses but art is ultimately about conveying human feelings
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
Environmental review is just part of the permitting by state and local authorities. you could completely get rid of it and still not get your permits. I agree with many of your points but you are railing against the wrong culprit.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
The plan details how those chemical storage tanks are designed and constructed. The monitoring, in place, the contingency plans. It raises the stakes, Obviously they can still cheat but now it's a matter of criminal negligence not civi
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
The process is there because Industry has proven that it can't be trusted. The only way to stop it is to verify that it won't happen in the first place by making sure their building plans are up to par. The song-and-dance, well e
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
Buddy they ain't building an ice-cream parlor. 200 miles of the Hudson river is a Superfund site. The biggest polluters, PCB's, lead and mercury.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
AFIAK only Hydrofluorocarbons detection would be considered a unambiguous signal of life, and those require technology. Life very much seems to be a natural process, largely un-distinguishable from other natural processes. Detection will co
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
Any "new life" has 0 chance in the crowded, highly competitive ecosystem.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
They are limiting sku's on everything but highest end. The ramocalips is hitting high end RAM, especially hard.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
Like gaming consoles they calculated that unified memory will be cheaper for them in the long run. The funny thing is that while it gave them a unintended edge on local A.I, the "cheaper" calculation, didn't work out so well
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
Yes, there is a chance but it could also turn into another Itanium. Just because it is a superior product and backed by giants, doesn't necessarily guarantee success.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
The "secret sauce" is vendor lock-in. A textbook case is the vmware broadcom situation. Vmware was cheap so corporations found little reason to use open source. Broadcom made vmware expensive but now those corporations are finding
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
Press releases are easy. Delivering on promises, not so much.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
You must have misunderstood me. I never argued that US single payer healthcare would be bad, just that one based on expanding medicaid bottom-rung insurance, would not be adequate.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
Social Security and Medicare are vastly inferior to their European counterparts. Medicaid is an absolute disaster and a large number of doctors and health facilities will not even accept it.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
You say that as if the American version of maximalist Capitalism is good or desirable to most people. Personally, I would much rather have good public pensions and health-care, than A.I agents.
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by Shitty-kitty 4mo ago
It's very important to know when to call it quits. If you are at the point where it feels like there is nothing more than you can do other than wait for a lucky-break, give yourself a hard deadline for an exit and stick with it.
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by Shitty-kitty 5mo ago
The brain doesn't directly control a whole lot of basic functions, other then breathing. It is entirely possible to keep a brain-dead person alive using little more than a feeding tube and forcing air into the lungs.
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by Shitty-kitty 5mo ago
Many of the systems that complex biological systems rely on, evolved long before the brain, some of them go back to before there were nervous systems at all. Truth is that it's all a hodge-podge of layers of complexity built on-top and
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by Shitty-kitty 5mo ago
Burning tokens is as easy as throwing dollars in a furnace. Token usage is not a good measure of productivity. Problem is nobody has really been able to figure out how to gauge productive AI engagement. Are your developers maximizing produc
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by Shitty-kitty 6mo ago
I'm not talking about reality, just their beliefs.
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by Shitty-kitty 6mo ago
They love America using it's might, infact it is what they demand. Their issue was not with wars but with Nation building. The endless wars were atributed to miguded attempts to introduce Democracy. America should simply crush their en
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by Shitty-kitty 6mo ago
The advatange they have is that all 4 of their major metropolitan areas are in a straight line across flat land. The enemy of high-speed is any diviations from flat and straigh. On he accela top speed can be maintained less then 40% of the
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by Shitty-kitty 6mo ago
The problem is the split CDNA/RDNA architecture. A problem they are adressing with their upcoming unified UDMA.
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by Shitty-kitty 6mo ago
I meant their CPU supremaciy. ;)
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by Shitty-kitty 6mo ago
The splist CDNA/RDNA architecture is a problem for AMD. The upcoming unified UDMA will solve the issue.
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by Shitty-kitty 6mo ago
a 10 year lead can't be closed overnight but Intel had a even larger lead and look how the mighty have fallen.
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by Shitty-kitty 6mo ago
Funny, TAP runs straight-thru Albania. They could just build a gas power station. Of course rented rigs line the pockets much better.
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by Shitty-kitty 6mo ago
Definitely a good first step if their research holds up. Given the huge implications thou, it is unlikely to sway opinions much. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence
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by Shitty-kitty 6mo ago
Actually is quite the opposite. If the difference in expansion between the early and late universe is real than the reigning cosmological model lambda-CDM will at least have to be revised, or be replaced with a model that made that predicti
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by Shitty-kitty 6mo ago
Nobody seriously doubts the "tension" anymore. The analysis is good. The question is are there systemic errors. Chief among them is whether our ability to infer the distance to objects billions of light years away is truly as good

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