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by bugbuddy 2y ago
I was wrong. It was a joke. Please don’t tell the phone manufacturers this. I want my phone to last at least a few years.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
This is on my Bingo card!
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Welcome to your Cyberpunk future.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
The Age of Diminishing Return for Digital Innovations began right after the smartphone and it has only become more pronounced since. My layperson’s prediction for the next big thing is cheaper and cheaper techs. I believe that there will be
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
A script file?
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
This is gonna be a multi trillion dollar market. /s
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
It’s like cryptocurrency hashing but, now, all the players are large extremely rich corporations. It is gonna be the funniest historical rhyme ever.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Replace AI with the words “a very large computer program run by extremely rich entities” and it now makes sense.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
What kind of airframe materials will they need for 9Gs? That sounds like too much for even aerospace Titanium.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
We need to qualify what we mean by “travel.” Airline pilots, stewardesses, and other people that travel a lot for work or other purposes do not necessarily have the “broadest horizon.” I think we should use another term to mean “experience
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
What about people that don’t read at all? Are they nothing?
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
L0L Trillions ROFL
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Gen AI: “I Made This.” https://twitter.com/pablostanley/status/1740505463953952920
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
It’s $3500.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
This proves that there are at least 400k die-hard-price-insensitive Apple enthusiasts who are willing to spend that much for Apple’s latest gadgets. If I was Apple’s executive, I would double down on more high-priced novel products, even ni
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
We have lost our collective mind over this stupid AI mania. I am so disappointed with the level immaturity our society displays. There are so much more productive things we could dedicate our time, energy, and effort on like speeding up the
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
to not* notice
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Don’t count. Wheels have spokes.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Well, I would be hard pressed to find an example for the wheels. :)
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Drone startup Zipline hits 1M deliveries, looks to restaurants as it cont(cnbc.com)
16 points by bugbuddy 2y ago|1 comments
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Nvidia dragged to worst day since March 2020 after Super Micro plunge(cnbc.com)
2 points by bugbuddy 2y ago|0 comments
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Traders Are Cashing Out of Markets En Masse(bloomberg.com)
2 points by bugbuddy 2y ago|0 comments
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Please reconsider the part “robots that defend us.” There have been many books and movies made about this idea. I don’t think we want it.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Zizek comes to mind immediately. My younger self used to be more open minded but even then he was way out there and way too bombastic.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
I am glad I canceled my Cybertruck reservation. Getting margin called and a bricked $100k tin can at the same time would probably be too much. Now about that margin call, I have to deal with…
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
If this problem is real and serious, meaning the damage is expensive to repair, this could destroy Tesla’s reputation and valuation.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
This is definitely not on my Bingo card for 2024. I hope this will stay a fish problem.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Plot holes so numerous and large that it reminds me of all the other Sci-Fi works I have read. /s
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
The word is irony.
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by bugbuddy 2y ago
Helium airships were not flammable.

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