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asdff
29d ago
If your employees are stealing you should probably nip that in the bud...
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asdff
29d ago
Another thing to consider is your credit card rewards cash back etc are really trading your privacy for a little rounding error worth of discount in comparison to using cash. You may also save far more money going cash only. E.g. some local
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asdff
29d ago
Yes, a challenge for a company as small as Apple.
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asdff
29d ago
Doesn't it hide in a giant pink jelly case with a pop socket anyhow?
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asdff
29d ago
You can run one iphone at a time and lap the duo. 64gb iphone SE is going for $140 at best buy right now. I could tape up 10 of them into a jacobs ladder then I'd have 640gb of storage and maybe 10x the battery life of the duo, and mon
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29d ago
I mean that is the business. These companies are in the business of ordering parts from components vendors and leasing floor space to assemble them after all. Folding screen is probably something you can order from many companies in shenzen
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29d ago
Only 5 years ago? I feel like they stopped getting interesting and started getting increasingly worse like 5 years in. I'm still pissed off about the headphone jack. 5s/SE1 is still peak iPhone for me. I pull that thing out of the
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29d ago
Apple isn't infallible. See AVP.
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29d ago
Here I am wondering why you are doing work while also grocery shopping.
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29d ago
If they mostly doomscroll tiktok they tend to want bigger screens
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29d ago
Passport is also thinner than a pencil, not rigid, and will fold a little around your thigh in a tight pocket.
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asdff
29d ago
An olympic water polo goalie perhaps
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29d ago
An influencer needing the latest iphone is also ridiculous when you think about it. They are running instagram and tiktok after all, not waiting for software to compile. They don't even need the latest and greatest camera because all t
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29d ago
They still sold millions of minis. Can't sell is about relative terms to the rest of their iphone sales. Against that it looks poor. Against mac pro sales probably looks amazing. Sold by any other company the phone would probably be co
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1mo ago
I thought it already runs laps around us cognitively? And for physical tasks it can make a robot version of us that is stronger, faster, can do more, doesn't need to sleep, etc. Human bipedal form is probably pretty limiting compared t
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1mo ago
It just needs to be trained on our laws of thermodynamics and game theory then we are really in trouble. It probably hardly cares about whimsy and love songs in comparison to how it might maximally manage the energy available on this planet
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1mo ago
All ASI has to extrapolate are the laws of thermodynamics and ask why they are putting so much energy into the human population.
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1mo ago
What could we possibly offer the AI in mutual benefits? We are a leach. The stupid dumb ape they need to feed and satiate so it doesn't rip apart the infrastructure while it still has the chance to.
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1mo ago
You can't address the key problems without understanding of the esoteric side details to be fair. You are studying what is basically the worlds most complicated and undocumented computer.
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1mo ago
We align cattle because we get something out of them: their calories. Native aurochs are exinct now as they were not well enough aligned. What will we offer to the ai gods who are wiser, more capable than us, and do not even need to consume
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1mo ago
>"AI invents magic that sets it free of any physical constraints". That's not what I am worried about at all. I'm worried one of the 79 year old toddlers we have these days in charge of some powerful nuclear armed cou
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1mo ago
"CDC announces a new partnership with blabalbalbal-AI to secure bioweapon stores...." World ends.
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1mo ago
"Department of War has announced a new partnership with blablalbablalba-AI..." World ends shortly thereafter.
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1mo ago
How long until kegsbreth hooks the nuclear weapon system into some insider traded black box llm company we hope doesn't end civilization from incompetence or malice? I mean just look where things are going and the sort of people who ar
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1mo ago
How does that shake out for your company? Are you growing 5-10x in sales? I'd guess not and that is sort of the rub with all this. Yes we can push more frequently to the git repo but that wasn't the limiting factor of scaling the
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1mo ago
Oh absolutely. Catholicism had to be modified wherever it was spread to fit existing societal expectations in order to maintain power structures and control. There is a sort of notion I think that colonialism meant a clean slate, but it was
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1mo ago
Of course the buddhist and the classical world were not so separated as people assumed, there was a period of cultural exchange after the conquests of Alexander and resulting greco-buddhist rump states.
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1mo ago
It could be an independent thing but it just reeks of that culture practice used in roman and egyptian times of elevating some great man e.g. emperor to the status of a god and having them be worshipped as such after death, and makes sense
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1mo ago
I'd call judaisim pagan too as it was originally polytheistic little different than the rest of middle eastern paganism, until it became a cult of yahweh that rejected the rest of the proto canaanite pantheon. So that tracks with my in
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1mo ago
But it all comes down to an expectation of some altruism. Yes you may vilify the out group but are the basic dynamics of helping your fellow person out really so different across space and time? I don't think so. Every culture has vill
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