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beauzero
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History of fire lookouts. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/r1/recreation/?cid=fsp5_03080... . What caused the wildfires of 1910 https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb54
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Andrej Karpathy – State of GPT ( At MSBuild 2023)
(youtube.com)
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It was me. I finally quit the 5 year cycle and took a long term...hopefully to retirement job...in state government doing tech. Realized I still loved tech and there are still a few jobs that you can work for the better good and get paid.
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This is common at most CFAs. We have one of the busiest (in the US) CFAs in Carroll County, GA and they have 3 lanes that people deliver orders across. The closest one to the delivery door is the "App Orders Lane". CFA has done
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beauzero
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A similar thing happened in Georgia a couple years back (embarrassed by Chattanooga's loop) and has paid off well. I live in rural Carroll County and have 2 choices of fiber to my farm. Spectrum (in ground) and CarrollEMC (on pole) n
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"You'll own nothing and be happy." - Ida Auken
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Copilot Chat
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3y ago
It's also very expensive, for an indie bookstore, to get book metadata legally since Baker and Taylor was acquired by Follett and to drive online traffic in a cost effectively.
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This. I have never been a fan of watches but after seeing the other 3 people in my house adopt and actively use, year over year, I believe they can produce and market about anything successfully even in crowded market. They truly are good
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3y ago
https://www.electronicsweekly.com/blogs/gadget-master/boards...
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3y ago
Population decline to accelerate shortly afterwards.
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4y ago
This was the #1 lesson I learned from 2000 and the first dotcom bust.
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4y ago
Started with ChatGPT, migrated to BingChat, now onto Bard...added Copilot at the same time as I started using ChatGPT. Settled on Bard (has gotten increasingly better towards the end of the week) and Copilot Using Copilot as a better intel
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> I’d likely move jurisdictions if the U.S. cracked down on AI progress This is my overriding concern. This is a wave crest that if you don't ride it, it may well crush you or take the ocean with it and leave you in a desert. It is
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Power is my biggest concern too. Essentially taking 8B fairly efficient human machines and replicating their power consumption to care for them will be massive.
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Not so in the Atlanta area. Mostly thanks to Tyler Perry. https://www.wsbtv.com/news/local/douglas-county/lionsgate-in...
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4y ago
Yes, moved to semi rural GA (Carroll County), work for a state government, fiber to the door. I get to work on things important to actual people...feels like 1998-1999. I get time to solution properly and when I leave work I actually leave
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4y ago
Which is less than the increase in the deficit under the last president (7.8T) or the one before that. https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/17/politics/biden-economy-facts-...
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I was pretty decent early on. Now I just use it to augment copilot...generally when I don't have a specific "start" but just an idea...works better than dumping a comment into copilot. I was hoping with the 3 tabs creative
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/mar/25/california-w...
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Companies and smaller government entities encourage people to BYOD. It's cheaper and gets access to people 24x7.
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Its available. Have been on 1G Spectrum for about 2 months now. Love it. They are competing with CarrollEMC/Crossbeam to get in first and sign up as many as possible before CarrollEMC is done with their rollout (which has a 6 year ro
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4y ago
I wish you could provide a "reverse" challenge. In Carroll County, GA Spectrum/Charter provide or are rolling out underground rural fiber. CarrollEMC/Crossbeam are rolling out "on the power pole" fiber in the
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Some of that is starting to change in the rural South. Georgia changed laws to allow electrical coops and cities to run their own loops. Alabama is also pushing money into local rural fiber builds. An example, in Carroll County, GA I live
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4y ago
If large corporations or governments were actually trying to reduce hydrocarbon dependence they would bend over backward to promote work from home.
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We argue about who has to take social and fiscal responsibility for answers (posts, etc.) but this is an instance of who takes responsibility for the question.
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Good wood for fence posts, bad fruit for cows choking on (no upper front teeth) and can swallow them whole.
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There is a local rumor that Chris' Hotdogs in Montgomery, AL has never changed the hotdog water. https://www.chrishotdogs.com/ Probably not true.
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4y ago
With the exception of education for children is still looks slightly cheaper than living in the rural Southeast in the US.
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4y ago
With 4G the problem has been "what lane are you in?". One of the things that can be done with that data... If you can figure out what lane a user is in, you can target (visually) digital billboards to that lane, covering all lane
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