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by asdf88990 3mo ago
It will be in less than 5 years. You can already buy second hand RTX3090 TIs and with most of modern Macs being able to run some mind of AU locally already, in 5 years, things will be very commodified once you get the Chinese start rolling
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
> malicious actors. It is malicious and anti-capitalist legislation. A grotesque caricature of protectionism for the oligarchs.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
It looks simple because first it is largely broken and second it moves half of the logic to the backend.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
Hardly. The quality stuff are often not drop shipped.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
What is the main difference?
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
If you think Docker code is easy to get into then you haven’t seen clean code.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
Have you tried to read the Kubernetes or Docker codebases?
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
That is just a silly rationalisation by primitivists, and they will never be able to articulate any rational point where abstracts makes sense, in their world, whatever Russ Cox and a bunch of Google employees deem fit is the ideal. Even wh
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
You’re underestimating the competitive ground and how these companies create an environment of do or die. Once the talk of “we will be laying off people based on productivity in upcoming months” starts; probable go kamakazi.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
> This is usually due to time pressure and cost. AI arguably substantially reduces that kind of pressure. This is categorically false because time and cost pressure is relative and if anything AI has exacerbated the exceptions for ROI an
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
Because money isn’t free and if you know there is a chokehold in supply, why raise money ar current valuation when things are getting better by the day?
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
I really hate social media. “Jesus” Christ.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
You think people of some countries might protest Gutenberg, Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci, Maria Callas, Beethoven, or Marrie Currie? If such people exist, fuck em.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
Of course it does. Why don’t you show me a counter-example? Tell me which enterprise wouldn’t be more profitable with exploitation? Just one.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
Which part of “doesn’t seem to be aislop signs” made you think I believe your comment was aislop? As I said, It just might be the low information density approach to talking recently that seems off to me. To explain a bit more, I kept readi
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
Yeah, it is a very nice way of saying “f off” if you’re poor, whatever with your display (low res mobile) or eyesight.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
Yes. How dod you come up with that math?
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
You seem to fail to grasp that just because people answer the call to duty it does not mean the duty is aligned with their self interest. The most stark example is joining armed forces.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
Obviously you didn’t read the linked research otherwise you wouldn’t entertain a red herring like foreign policy. But it appears that you think Slavery and all sort of exploitation and gun-powder diplomacy has been a choice for reasons othe
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
“Maritime Republics” that issued letters of marque for privateers to attack and pillage enemy trade ships? Talk about nonsense.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
How do you come up with this math? > The benefits of co-operation mean the real trade-off is 1 million split five ways versus 100 to me.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
Exploitation always provides better ROI than co-operation. Not only is this demonstrated throughout human history but holds true to this day. Go ahead and show me a more profitable industry than diamonds or anything that runs on exploitatio
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
This is a true Scotsman’s fallacy. “Legitimacy” of self-interest is fluid and subjective. Which means self-interest and collective interests are often at tension rather than alignment.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
That is a lot of bold assertions without substance.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
Good question. But data shows that elections maybe entirely unrelated to policy making. http://piketty.pse.ens.fr/files/GilensPage2014.pdf
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
The self-interest for the bureaucrat and representative is supposed to end at their remuneration including their handsome retirement options not shady side hustles and market manipulation at the cost of the collective. In matters of collect
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
If you look at energy consumption per capita and adjust for global production, you will see that the Chinese are almost at the very top. It is of course given that in raw numbers the kitchen and biller-room will consume more energy in the h
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
It almost always does, the few exceptions prove the role. Self-service is the antithesis of accountability to collective trust.
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
Obviously shitting your pants in public shows you have a healthy digestive system and if you can demonstrate byproducts of wild food in your output, you’re approaching independent thinking and self-reliance. This is how the financiers look
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by asdf88990 3mo ago
I am unable to join in the browser from Firefox.

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