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by ZiiS 2y ago
Yes, they have been trying to give all the NHS data to Palentir for decades though.
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'Mainlined into UK's veins': Labour announces public rollout of AI(theguardian.com)
8 points by ZiiS 2y ago|12 comments
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Four cores, each with more computing power then existed in the known universe when I was born.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Though no modem CPU actually executes instructions in order.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Once society has accepted robot labour without rights and children without parents, the question quickly becomes is flesh or steel cheaper.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Had you heard of him prior to this post though?
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by ZiiS 2y ago
The are always plenty of companies that don't belive a disaster will happen even with ample evidence. The fact that none of their systems caused significant harm strongly implies others over invested.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Steaming and rolling is much easer then cutting hard groats. I don't have insights into how this is done at scale, but it is easy to see the same remaining true. Usually, prepared cut oats have a lower glycaemic index that can also be
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Current approches to AI are almost certainly going to be superseeded eventually, calling that a dead end achives nothing.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
TBF a lot of their staff probably have AT&T connections at home.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
I do wonder if he is simply gaming the Turing test now?
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by ZiiS 2y ago
The biggest problem is, unlike most sports, there are lots of under 10s who can easily decimate you and haven't yet learned how difficult wining gracefully is.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Because Canonical invested in it and they didn't.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Feels like leading the design of the 486 was probably more significant then coauthoring a book on the 386?
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by ZiiS 2y ago
If we had not accepted async we would almost certainly got threading support in Browsers.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Even in this case loosing $200 + whatever vs a tiny bit higher chance of loosing $20 + whatever makes pro seem a good deal.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Have you blocked Vimeo? https://vimeo.com/1033412702/5ba4a41653
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by ZiiS 2y ago
For context these Laptops are well supported with open source BIOS and Managment Engine disablers. So dispite thier age are still favoured by security sensative users. (If you can mitigate branch prediction issues).
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by ZiiS 2y ago
It isn't strictly a dropin but it is usually a great upgrade. If you have the power then video encoding is faster and higher quality on the RPi5. If you are battery constrained then it can certainly be worse.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
A handful (Magnus, Hikaru) have had official FIDE Rapid and Blitz ratings over 2900 though none at the moment.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Better link (at least for the many who can't get the actual service) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yGEhp3WBMcg
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by ZiiS 2y ago
No news; at their scale seems more likely we will see a Pico 3 than an errata only respin but that is only a guess. Obviously, it would be much better not to have errata, but are you breadboarding a Pico to try and do custom touch sensing?
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by ZiiS 2y ago
So 3 is soon?
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Yes; but so are any PostgreSQL columns the size of PDF blobs.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Not sure if I can process "incredibly arrogant" in relation to the Herculean work and insight demonstrated. However, it is important to put things in context. Something can be a 'Gimmick' on several year old integrated m
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Yes 25% of code is trivial; certainly for companies like Google that have always been a bit NIH.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
But not necessarily optimal.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Yes I was exaggerating; the 455lbs 24kW generator would probably be >20mph but not the 8000W one given all the losses.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
It is a docker container providing a remote desktop you can see; they strongly recomend you also run it inside a VM.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
A generator capable of more then 20mph charging would be beyond the towing capacity.

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