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   by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

   Did you read the article? This isn’t about the lifetimes of the panels, it’s about lead acid batteries used to store energy from the panels.
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   by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

   I guess this is then bordering on anti-solar propaganda.
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   by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

   We can't agree on weed or safe injection sites, you think we'll have government approved CP generation?
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   by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

   I think that there is a >0% probability that a individual case can be unprosecutable (or at least have the image evidence be much less useful) if the person in question actively starts generating CSAM using AI for the purpose of casting
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   by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

   We don't have (and I doubt we will ever have) tools for distinguishing between real and ai generated images with a guaranteed 100% accuracy (and 0% false negative and false positive rates). Given that, I don't see how you can allo
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   by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

   If you can add more people to finish a project faster, I can add more projects to get experience faster.
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   by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

   You can enjoy doing woodworking without power tools but that's irrelevant to a job where people want it done fast with power tools.
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   by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

   Doesn't that remove the very milk protein that makes it taste better?
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   by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

   They’re doing a staged rollout. /voice will work in Claude code if they’ve rolled it out for your account.
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    by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

    For the non-believers: https://www.theverge.com/22684730/students-file-folder-direc...
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    by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

    I don’t agree with the idea that programming languages don’t have an impact of an LLM to write code. If anything, I imagine that, all else being equal, a language where the compiler enforces multiple levels of correctness would help the AI
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    by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

    Germany uses less coal and gas today then in the past and it has been a straight decline both before and after the nuclear phase out [0]. They are currently committed to phasing it out by 2038. We can argue that it may have gotten faster if
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    by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

    Blowing up IP would sink the RIAA. They would no longer have legal grounds to go after file sharing, and I’m confident that given the same legal footing that file sharing would win any day of the week.
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    by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

    So? Does a submarine swim?
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    by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

    What is a job market shrinkage but a replacement of unfilled/unposted position? The distinction between (obviating the need to hire someone because the AI does the work) and (firing someone and having the AI do the work) is quickly bec
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    by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

    I'm not talking about global, look at individual countries: - Andora (5C/9F) - Montenegro (5C/9F) - Japan (4C/7F) - Italy (4C/7F) - Spain (3C/5.4F) Even with current rates I think we'll easily hit a 20F in
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    by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

    The argument isn’t that the whole earth becomes inhospitable. But that certain regions do, and the rest will have their climate differ drastically. If you live on the coast and the water level rises, your home is inhospitable, even if someo
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    by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

    Have the laptop only come in three cordless sku, then offer to include a charge (in its own box) for three price difference at checkout. Cause it also send like Apple is just pocketing the price difference, which is entirely on them.
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    by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

    This is Apple’s choice to sell only the version without a charger.
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    by _aavaa_ 7mo ago

    That links says that customers “are able to” not that “they must”. The website makes it sound that companies must sell a version without a charger, not they must sell only without a charger.
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    by _aavaa_ 8mo ago

    > why would the other things matter Because on the other end of the argument is an audience of human beings, not a theorem solver. Pretending that delivery does NOT matter, or even shouldn't matter, is out of touch with reality.
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    by _aavaa_ 8mo ago

    No, they made a fun about its use without a human in the loop. Here it’s making recommendations that a person still must act on.
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    by _aavaa_ 8mo ago

    It’s called NovelOS. I actually expected it to be a stripped down Linux.
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    by _aavaa_ 8mo ago

    Install sponsorblock and those too go away.
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    by _aavaa_ 8mo ago

    Except ImGUI’s missing what I consider essential features for macOS: proper multitouch support (two finger panning, pinch to zoom).
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    by _aavaa_ 8mo ago

    Yes, take disparate sets of employees and like, oh idk unionize while you still have power.
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    by _aavaa_ 8mo ago

    Shocked pikachu face. An outcome that could and was foretold before this started. I wonder how much money BP fleeced taxpayers for with this hopium scam?
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    by _aavaa_ 8mo ago

    Reinforcement learning with program feedback
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    by _aavaa_ 8mo ago

    I don’t think those will work, you want the outer surface to be crispy. The dough’s gotta go on the outside of the sphere.
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    by _aavaa_ 8mo ago

    If you’re not cooking the filling, then do a teflon ballon that you put the crust on. Cook. Remove balloon. Then pipe in ready to ready to set chocolate cream.