Sosh101

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by Sosh101 4y ago
The multiple posts a day, essentially all saying the same thing, seems to support this idea - he's waiting for one to take off I assume.
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by Sosh101 4y ago
Care to explain why node is "a joke"? It's often used for these kind of applications.
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by Sosh101 4y ago
> and only 4 days a week Is that very common?
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by Sosh101 4y ago
Most remote roles allow it in my experience.
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by Sosh101 4y ago
Reminds me of the fractal vice grip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBeOgGt_oWU I'm sure there are going to be many applications for fractal geometry found as computer aided design becomes more AI supported.
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by Sosh101 4y ago
The old Usborne books as a kid https://www.fastcompany.com/3056519/design-lessons-from-the-... They released them as free pdfs a while back, but I can't find it now. Looks like they stopped that.
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by Sosh101 4y ago
I've never heard of it.
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by Sosh101 4y ago
Star Maker, by Olaf Stapledon also touches on this.
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by Sosh101 4y ago
Can we dispense with these ageist stereotypes here please?
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Not to be played on acid.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
This article starts with one huge assumption, that AGI (whatever that means exactly) implies consciousness. We don't know that.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
If a time included either "AM" or "PM" then I would assume it was specified as 12h, not 24h.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
You're coming across pretty pushy.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
And it's the same for more subtle matters too.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
You can't write just want you want in an agreement. There are things that are not legally enforceable - even if the other party has agreed to them.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
right because all terms are legally enforceable...
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Well that's a whole other debate, but I'd like to know the legality now.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
There is no 'mystery' - the west might not be familiar it, but it's obvious what its function is: Decoys with electronic jamming and IR sources to help the missile evade defenses.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
I know how hard it can be to keep these kind of projects going as a small team, but seriously - 5% pay cut is all they'll give before they call it quits? (well one of them)
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by Sosh101 5y ago
> look suspicious since the GPU graph tops out at ~120W & the CPU graph tops out at ~60W yet the M1 Studio is rated for 370W continuous power draw. Interested to know what you think a reasonable PSU would be for A machine that was co
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by Sosh101 5y ago
I'm not sure advocating suicide is the best advice.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
I notice that iodine tablets are not mentioned. I realise that iodine isotopes or iodine-like element isotopes are not the main concern after a nuclear weapon hit. But still, do they have no value?
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Here's a couple of other options (please verify yourself): https://savelife.in.ua/en/donate/ https://ukraine.ua/news/support-the-armed-forces-of-ukraine/
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by Sosh101 5y ago
> If they agree with Russia to split Poland again, I wouldn't be surprised. Let's keep things civil and in the realms of sanity, can we please.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Is this really true with complex chaotic systems?
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Manuals probably are the thing I miss most about older tech. Every electronic purchase came with a useful manual. Now even high price electronic items forgo a proper printed manual. I wish companies would value the magic a manual can add
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by Sosh101 5y ago
The word "save" itself is also a bit of a convention that we have had to learn culturally. What does it mean really in this context when you think about it? Save it for later? Save it from the void (temporarily)?
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by Sosh101 5y ago
Or as some like to call it Consciousness Denied :)
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by Sosh101 5y ago
How can you have an illusion without an observer? An illusion is by definition a subjective experience - it doesn't explain the thing doing the experiencing at all. You say there is no magic, but your explanation might as well be &qu
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by Sosh101 5y ago
I agree with you. But it seems that pain probably existed before higher reasoning (since it's a associated with the older parts of the brain), so it's a bit of a puzzle. Maybe early on the pain mechanisms existed without the asso

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