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by Tade0 1y ago
There was a sandpaper expert in that company associated with sour-tasting fruit which shall not be named. I believe you guys have met, though I think by that time he already pivoted to making the perfect cheesecake.
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by Tade0 1y ago
The mentioned didn't require the sort of R&D AI does. And this isn't something that will go away anytime soon. OpenAI for instance is projecting that in 2030 R&D will still account for 45% of their costs. They think they&#
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by Tade0 1y ago
> "Cancer is awful," Xu says. "What's making it even worse is cancer treatment." Well said. And it's either terrible or expensive (and sometimes also terrible as well). Proton therapy for instance is amazing
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by Tade0 1y ago
It is, because the frontend ecosystem is not just React. There are plenty of projects where LLMs still give weird suggestions just because the app is not written in React.
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by Tade0 1y ago
Ok, fine, but I think it's disindigenous to only mention energy expenditure. There's also infrastructure, necessary re-training and R&D - of which we don't know how much must be spent just to stay in the market.
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by Tade0 1y ago
Okay, yikes. Good thing that you even can set up those controls, unlike with that other company in the compute infrastructure business.
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by Tade0 1y ago
If that's the case, then why are AI companies bleeding money? Or: what are they bleeding money on?
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by Tade0 1y ago
There's more to that than just ASML, as that company in turn uses specialty lenses produced by Zeiss. Additionally there's crucial American IP (I don't recall what specifically) that goes into those machines, so advanced semi
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by Tade0 1y ago
+have LLMs argue with the shadowbanned comments lest they catch on.
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by Tade0 1y ago
It didn't always have to turn into an infection as there are plenty folk methods of preventing that from happening used throughout history - from wound cauterisation to my regional bread + spiderwebs. The latter was given a scientific
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by Tade0 1y ago
Realistically I would be cycling out of my city because if there was anyone else except me running from oppression, we would be all caught in the same traffic jam. I happen to live on the outskirts, but there are several choke points where
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by Tade0 1y ago
The very last train from that station departs at 10:38pm, meaning it leaves the central station at 10:30pm, arriving to a city 53km away ten minutes before midnight. You could almost have a nightlife with this, but somehow there's stil
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by Tade0 1y ago
A while ago a train line that's around a kilometre from my place reopened after 20 years and I wanted to use it, as it would outright teleport me to the city centre in 8 minutes having no stops in between(vs 20min by tram), but it appe
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by Tade0 1y ago
The language and associated tooling keep improving. Over the course of the last decade I've made several attempts to learn Rust, but was always frustrated with having code that reasonably should compile, but didn't and I had to ru
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by Tade0 1y ago
That hugely depends on the region. In my corner of the world the scheme is net-billing, so homeowners are selling energy at wholesale prices. My friend has a 10kW setup combined with a 10kWh battery. Main adjustment he made was prevent the
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by Tade0 1y ago
> Ideally people should be paid to live in cities. Just make it actually cheaper than the suburbs and you'll have more people. ...who in turn will create demand driving prices up. I'm 100% with you on this, as I spent close to
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by Tade0 1y ago
Your comment encourages me to make an AI SLOP version of a product I had in mind.
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by Tade0 1y ago
I'm happy to hear that. By my (short) experience working for this industry, some companies seem to forget they're a legitimate business now.
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by Tade0 1y ago
The other day I checked gsmarena for any smartphones with a width of 68mm or less (like my Xperia 5 V or previous Galaxy S8) that came out this year. Here's the single search result that appeared: https://www.gsmarena.com&#x
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by Tade0 1y ago
I share this sentiment. CSS modules are really enough - there's no need to overthink it any further. I'm currently in a project where my first task, spanning several months, was to clean up after the previous guy. The main issues
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by Tade0 1y ago
It's paradoxical really. On one hand this mindset leads to bankruptcies, on the other it creates demand necessary to grow an economy. There's probably a balance to be struck somewhere between the two approaches, but I wouldn'
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by Tade0 1y ago
Interesting. Appears that we'll sooner solve ageing than ageing of societies. If this ever goes mainstream, I'll head off to live on Mars - provided that is solved beforehand.
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by Tade0 1y ago
Those were entrepreneurs, not regular engineers. My aunt's career as an IT engineer started in the 80s. She went into this field because it was a new niche to explore and hardly anyone knew their way around it. Her role was to take par
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by Tade0 1y ago
> Specifically, it made the career very off-putting to anybody who didn't fit that stereotype. That wasn't it. It's just that the position wasn't so highly paid back in the day and there was way less demand, so hardly
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by Tade0 1y ago
I saw the clip. It's deep fried sarcasm through and through.
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by Tade0 1y ago
I'm embarrassed I didn't think of Disney characters first. I would suggest Pokémon (fighting monsters after all), but apparently Nintendo lost its edge, considering that recent ICE debacle.
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by Tade0 1y ago
There's also the option of having a detailed image of a penis on your clothing so that any sort of social media app will R-rate a video featuring you.
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by Tade0 1y ago
> And there were no pensions to be had for those people well into the 1980s anyway, meanwhile everybody in those rural places knows everybody else since children... Hailing from a much poorer country than Italy I can assure you, you can
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by Tade0 1y ago
> It’s small, it’s dumb, and there were probably plenty of options out there. Oh, this sort of "dumb" code. That is just exercise. It bothers me that in this field we don't think we should rehearse and exercise and instead
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by Tade0 1y ago
I think this rebuttal misses the point, which is explained in the first two paragraphs: > No. This is garbage and it came in too late. ... This adds various garbage that isn't RISC-V specific to generic header files.

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