amelius

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361.
by amelius 2mo ago
What difference does that make. It's the end result that counts.
362.
by amelius 2mo ago
Ok, then I misremembered, thanks. (Couldn't it be that the caching behavior of intermediate nodes still make it a possibility?)
363.
by amelius 2mo ago
Wasn't the problem with IPFS always that it allowed random strangers to put data on your machine, which could make you an accessory in crime?
364.
by amelius 2mo ago
That act could throw us all back into the dark ages, though.
365.
by amelius 2mo ago
Reminded me of: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-1Af96gYVI "The insane plan to dam the North Sea."
366.
by amelius 2mo ago
You never heard of project Titan? It even has a wikipedia page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_car_project "around 5,000 employees were reported to be working on the project as of 2018."
367.
by amelius 2mo ago
Yeah, well, I'm still waiting for 1 Apple Car ...
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Who is considered society's modern day Einstein equivalent(reddit.com)
3 points by amelius 2mo ago|0 comments
369.
by amelius 2mo ago
You forgot iPhone.
370.
by amelius 2mo ago
Well, there's a lot more to learn from the former than the latter ...
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by amelius 2mo ago
Those are the wrong jobs. AI cannot yet be a nurse, for example.
372.
by amelius 2mo ago
Will this produce better smells?
373.
by amelius 2mo ago
spelled like that the "u" could mean "you".
374.
by amelius 2mo ago
> If LLMs are electricity, harnesses are the “electronics.” (...) the harnesses will be the actual value providers. Don't get ahead of yourself. Harnesses are not exactly rocket science and will be a commodity. The real value prov
375.
by amelius 2mo ago
Mathematicians can always switch to a career as a worker in a DRAM factory ...
376.
by amelius 2mo ago
It's starting to look like the first profession on Earth will also be the last profession ...
377.
by amelius 2mo ago
Using GenAI, they certainly can.
378.
by amelius 2mo ago
Remember, programming is a branch of mathematics.
379.
by amelius 2mo ago
Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dihydrogen_monoxide_parody
380.
by amelius 2mo ago
> Well, it is a mistake. If you say it is a mistake, then you must know what the goal is.
381.
by amelius 2mo ago
Consumer electronics, what do you expect ...
382.
by amelius 2mo ago
That tax would make a lot of sense, actually.
383.
by amelius 2mo ago
Meanwhile mister Trump is doing quite well financially, so he is doing something right; and your theory is not covering the whole story.
384.
by amelius 2mo ago
If Trump can scrap bilateral deals, then others can too, using similar tactics if necessary.
385.
by amelius 2mo ago
Don't forget your lead body armor when going on long flight trips (which they can't charge you extra for).
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US debt has hit $40tn - Will that be a wake-up call?(bbc.com)
71 points by amelius 2mo ago|117 comments
387.
by amelius 2mo ago
How about running night-shifts?
388.
by amelius 2mo ago
Smart people are more likely to be able to choose the work they do (on the basis of what makes them happy).
389.
by amelius 2mo ago
Do we have any jurisprudence on fingerprinting?
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by amelius 2mo ago
> ... and I was like ... And you'll need to add an apology for using that phrase too.

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