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by barbazoo 7mo ago
Sounds more realistic than a low level truck driver running stop signs.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
It's nice to know the plants are getting the water at the right time when they need it, when the temp is right, etc. But agree obviously it does automate some of the fun.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
Doesn't seem to be universal but applied narrowly for example for financial crimes.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
It always comes back to Goodhart's Law and our apparent inability to create sustainable incentive structures.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
We're also genetically engineered them to be much heavier than they would be naturally.
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by barbazoo 7mo ago
I'm assuming the importer which paid the tariff would be the one trying to get the money back, is that the case here for Nintendo are they the importer here?
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
Anonymous note maybe if you really don't feel like talking to them.
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
Absolutely, my partner would love to visit national parks south of the border this summer but we decided we'd much rather spend our money in our own economy for the time being. That's not even considering the risk getting snatched
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
> It is likely not a coincidence that so many different countries simultaneously started pushing for age verification. I thought in many places it was related to the upcoming minimum age for social media. To verify age you need an ID. Th
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
More akin to not having code reviews in opinion. If the process isn't there you're just not picking up certain issues.
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Reframing Energy for the Age of Electricity [pdf](ember-energy.org)
4 points by barbazoo 8mo ago|0 comments
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
Microsoft is doing a "good" job slapping AI onto their products. Might not be the best use but I doubt they sit idle.
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
> And you're stuck on the current hardware generation. As someone using a Pixel 3a as their main device that gave me a chuckle.
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
Surely this was approved by the Board of Peace. /s
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
Everything supports WA, Telegram, etc. I wish it wasn't so hard to hook up Signal to anything. I'm using the signal-cli-rest-api but the whole setup feels kinda wonky.
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Emails sent to spam folder lead to licence suspension for 20 teachers says union(cbc.ca)
5 points by barbazoo 8mo ago|0 comments
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
Dropped my iPhone couple of days ago so I had to go back to an old phone. Pixel 3a. Opens Signal and HomeAssistant faster than my 2022 iPhone ever did so why would I even buy a new phone and go back at this point. The best phones (prive&#x2
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
The shortage of health care workers has a larger impact on the day to day of Canadians than a shortage of tech workers. However we would even define how many tech workers one "needs".
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
> > In other news, the lack of demand makes them pretty cheap at the moment. You can find a 2023 HW4 Plaid Model S for <$50k. > why? would you buy a used cellphone with 70% functioning battery? Did you test that particular batte
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
Autonomy or robots? Because autonomy very much still includes (personal) transportation?
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
> Peter Thiel on Transhumanism and the Future of Humanity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSp07P8jvYs
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
You got a helicopter that needs communicating to? What would you do with them? I hope it's not mining coinz.
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
Certainly for the people working there, right?
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
I'm happy they don't because they don't know what they're doing. Hopefully countries prioritizing public health will implement a social media ban for the vulnerable population which gives them some time to grow up withou
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
At least then it wouldn't be the government requiring it, is what people may think I imagine.
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
It’s hard to be perfect.
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
But that’s people, what do they know about 2040 that I don’t? If I was 10 years away, I’d maybe look at bonds or GICs or is that too conservative?
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Freedom.gov(freedom.gov)
29 points by barbazoo 8mo ago|11 comments
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
Kids alive today will get to see some wild shit toward the end of the century.
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by barbazoo 8mo ago
> resources you already have and aren't using The electricity used here isn't something you already have and just aren't using, a lot of people will pull that electricity from a coal power plant. Negligible considering the

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