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by alt227 8mo ago
But they cant refresh hardware already sold to customers can they? So increasing prices on existing cutomer hardware is what, subsidising hardware refreshes elsewhere in the datacenter?
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by alt227 8mo ago
At this point all the programmers will stop using ai, hence bubble bursting. What is the point of paying $5000/month to keep a job which pays $10000/month?
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by alt227 8mo ago
Low is better than nothing.
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by alt227 8mo ago
I assume this is a symptom of the wider ai hardware issue. This is starting to feel a bit like universal paperclips to me, and we are on the verge of the next stage of industrialisation multiplication. I guess its either quantum computing o
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by alt227 8mo ago
I love everything except the mouse emulation, it makes it really clunky and hard to click on anything. Any way to let me just use the normal pointer in the browser instead of a javascript abstracted one?
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by alt227 8mo ago
The goalposts are that way --->
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by alt227 8mo ago
I live in the least impactful way possible. I guarantee you my impact on the earth is less then 99.99999% of the population, and I live a very happy life. Im just not scared of it ending, becasue I know when humanity is gone then the earth
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by alt227 8mo ago
Lol, people who believe in conspiracy theories make them up about everything. Aliens visiting and walking amongst us, building the pyramids etc? I guess the reason is just money /s
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by alt227 8mo ago
I see you have cherry picked a very specific date range from that paragraph. Quite clearly missing the statement: > "the period of global darkness following the Chicxulub impact would have persisted in the Hell Creek Formation nearl
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by alt227 8mo ago
Do you want a slice of toast?....
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by alt227 8mo ago
Im refering to pushback of regular people who deny climate change like they do any other conspiracy theory.
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by alt227 8mo ago
Humans need to hurry up and die, and let the planet and nature take its course.
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by alt227 8mo ago
Excellent attitude. This needs to be adopted by more people IMO. Why are people trying to keep the earth the same as what they think it should be forever? We are a blot on the history of the earth, The human race will perish when considtion
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by alt227 8mo ago
Why?
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by alt227 8mo ago
Change is good and healthy! Trying to keep the planet exactly the same just because we want it to for the benefit of our delicately balanced societies is a futile task which will always end in catasrophe.
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by alt227 8mo ago
What was the average rate of change when Chicxulub hit?
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by alt227 8mo ago
Yeah, I wonder how fast Chicxulub affected the earth when the majority of large dinosaurs were wiped out. The earth survived and evolved another set of new large animal masters. The beauty and diversity of nature we see around us has all ev
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by alt227 8mo ago
This only really matters if you think humans are really important and should exist forever no matter what. I personally think that humans are a blot on the earths history, and soon should be wiped out to let nature and evolution retake its
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by alt227 8mo ago
It doesnt really imply that though does it. It just means the climate is changing. IMO this is why there was a big pushback against it for a long time, the term used to describe it does not infer anything wrong.
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by alt227 8mo ago
The warming is definitely not the problem (for the earth itself), only for the human race of which I care very little for. Many different groups of large animals have lived and died off over the ages. It will happen again many times after h
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by alt227 8mo ago
Your analogy doesnt work, becaue the earth has been warmer than it is now several times in the past. so the increased temperature is within the range of normal temperatures. The problem is not that the earth is warming, it is that it is war
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by alt227 8mo ago
This is my opinion too. I loved the first season, but after that it felt silly making the same people invent basically everything in the computer world. However it seems most people liked it the other way around.
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by alt227 8mo ago
Now that multi bilion dollar international corporations rely on retaining their brand image in a market sector, those sectors now have to be policed to protect said brands and corporations. Its nothing to do with what has been called what f
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by alt227 8mo ago
> I fail to see why you want to make one guy culpable for a hardware security hole I dont necessarily agree with the guy you are posting to, but if Hideki Sato is being bestowed the glory of 'Designer of all Segas consoles' the
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by alt227 8mo ago
> It was just awkwardly released, too soon after PS1 and N64. > then PS2 and Xbox stole the show So in your opinion, when was a better time to release th Dreamcast?
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by alt227 8mo ago
Remember when UK council recycling bags were found in rubbish dumps in the Myanmar jungle? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7070709/Plastic-pac...
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by alt227 8mo ago
This is an internet forum, not a court of law.
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by alt227 8mo ago
Where I live it is impossible to exceed the variable speed limit because every other car on the road is doing it. I agree, a full network of self driving cars which can all move together in a chain will eliminate this problem. I just hope I
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by alt227 8mo ago
Why cant they just release security patches for older versions of iOS instead of forcing to upgrade version?
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by alt227 8mo ago
Sounds like you value 'features' over privacy and security.

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