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by alecco 8mo ago
Europe needs to focus on energy and fixing their supply chain first. And the deregulation push keeps getting delayed. Just the other day the main person behind it in Germany got sacked because of internal power struggles, in part because of
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Nonsense. Models will follow the function/objectives they are given. I bet the consequences of starting a nuclear war were not part of it. Professor Kenneth Payne's research is in political psychology and strategic studies
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Focus on "Deep Work" and "Deep Life". Style, quality, and deep knowledge will always be worth a premium.
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It always amazes me the amount these folks are willing to work and struggle just to avoid reading basic database literature. Also Fedor Pikus has some nice cppcon talks from years ago on all this. Very low level.
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Our ancestors survived worse. Wait out for the rainbow after the storm. Adjust and take it easy.
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This is why RAM is 5x.
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https://archive.ph/hHdKs Data centres seek credit ratings to unlock billions in funding for AI push Agencies are rushing to rate the debt of projects still under construction Data centre developers are seeking credit r
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Data centres seek credit ratings to unlock billions in funding for AI push(ft.com)
2 points by alecco 8mo ago|1 comments
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The purpose is to control the Internet. They've been trying this for ages. They tried with terrorism and other things. Now the excuse is protecting children. Not exactly a good moment for this caste of politicians to pretend they care
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> 4 results for [who was obviously behind his operation] Is this a narrative control site?
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From their GitHub repo: "Runs on $10 hardware with <5MB RAM: That's 99% less memory than OpenClaw and 98% cheaper than a Mac mini!"
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Oof! Thanks for the catch. I fixed the links. I swear it's what I get as top Google results for both "zeroclaw" and "zeroclaw github".
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Taiwan dominates the global motherboard industry. (ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI, ASRock, etc. and MediaTek etc) The big Taiwanese manufacturers are chasing the AI dragon. https://www.digitimes.com/news/a20251021PD219/ai-ser
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Good news. Now we need Chinese manufacturers of DDR4 chipsets and motherboards.
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In totally unrelated news, "16 to 24-year-olds" is the group with majority migrant background.
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> Because the establishment Let me fix that for you: because the establishment is owned by the corporations who want to suppress wages, rise demand, pump gross GDP, and pump real estate. And because governments running on deficits are
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> Bought a new Mac mini to properly tinker with claws over the weekend. Disappointing. There is a Rust-based assistant that can run comfortably in a Raspberry PI (or some very old computer you are not using) https://zeroclawl
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I just tried this: browse YouTube with incognito and watching 3 engineering vids only (Veritasium, Real Engineering, and Practical Engineering). The home page shorts are about 50% thirst traps. There is creepy stuff, click-bait, and America
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What a garbage short and shallow take. They are all like that. And it even started with news networks (90s CNN in particular). BlueSky, reddit, Tik Tok, and even YouTube, they all have horrible userbases and algorithmic tendencies towards d
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Sam Altman (just yesterday): Codex weekly users have more than tripled since the beginning of the year! https://twitter.com/sama/status/2023233085509410833 Funny how they all meet at the "You'll own noth
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> Power supplies, fans? https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/1q9zd0f/power_sup...
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There's no BBC doc on how they (BBC) covered for Jimmy Savile for decades, though. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2015/sep/24/john-lydon-say... “I’m very, very bitter that the likes of Savile and
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https://archive.ph/l3s1Y
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Sam Altman: Codex weekly users tripled since the beginning of the year(twitter.com)
1 points by alecco 8mo ago|2 comments
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But it affects user experience.
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> NATO Has Seen the Future and Is Unprepared > A simulation of drone warfare shows how far the alliance has to go to learn the lessons of Ukraine. https://archive.ph/SdcJ6
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Opinion: NATO Has Seen the Future and Is Unprepared(wsj.com)
1 points by alecco 8mo ago|1 comments
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https://pricedingold.com/us-gdp/
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Chips and RAM grew in capacity but latency is mostly flat and interconnect power consumption grew a lot. So I think the paradigm changed. Even with newer ones like NVlink. For 28 years Intel Xeon chips come with massive L2/L3. Nvidia i
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+1 I deleted my account today.

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