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butUhmErm
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butUhmErm
4y ago
The planes in the air are not the only release of co2 required to provide air travel. There’s an industrial pipeline of machines to mine materials and machines to produce planes, all the travel to and from airports. The drink service carts
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4y ago
“Outrage”. Your qualification of my emotions is way off. 2.4% when talking tonnes may be a small percent relative to the “big picture” but it’s not 0 tonnes, it has an impact, and production of machines to produce planes, production of more
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4y ago
I clicked back through the years available for my city on weatherspark.com Back in the 90s, never above 90-91 in Sept. In the last 10 years we started seeing 94-95 in Sept. Coincidentally air travel has doubled in that time period; from 2.2
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4y ago
I think it’s the opposite; he’s such a square which explains why his imagination is stuck on literally creating Snow Crash. Anyone who has tripped balls and come out OK is not so addicted to literalness as Zuck. They realize a multiverse of
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4y ago
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately; human languages are only 5,000 years old. Humanoid spatial reasoning, intuiting “enough heat, food, water” is a set of fundamental problems we evolved to survive. I’d say it’s more than just “all
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4y ago
Is free expression under attack or are affluent people who demand an audience under attack? Express yourself all you want. No one is owed an agreeable audience. That’s the exact opposite of allowing freedom of expression. Personally I think
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4y ago
Between this and efforts to add 3D dimension to 2D images, I don’t see much of a future for digital multimedia creator jobs. Even TikTok could be an endless stream of ML models. Fears of a tech dystopia may be overblown; the masses will jus
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4y ago
I am not saying it’s not producing art, I’m saying a human instigated the machine to produce it; it’s a robot with a bunch of brushes in its hand. The difference between that and life evolving to fill a gap in a vacuum is the computer did n
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4y ago
Good intentions behind making life “more comfortable” achieving a result of inequality, inane busy work, and climate inversion is everyone’s fault. Laws and borders are ephemera; California did not create this contemporary reality; the spec
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4y ago
Excel has a history of forced format updates, breaking incompatibility. I know people who banned it because they got tired of marching to MSs upgrade beat. Python 2 to 3 upgrade aside, can’t really say the same about the language. There are
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And we still are; computers are designed, software is designed. “AI” as we know it does not exist without humans pushing it forward; romantic notions our inventions are independently sentient depends on ignoring a whole lot. For the same re
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4y ago
A simpler ECS pattern in plain C https://www.gamedev.net/articles/programming/general-and-gam... See post on C struct composition: https://arpitbhayani.me/blogs/inheritance-c
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4y ago
The main problem is people wanted to make money so they went into the business of building things that financiers threw money at. So long as people are going to treat nation state totems (coin) and scripture (bank statements) as sacrosanct