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by chaostheory 5mo ago
Yes, but that’s resistance for potential users they can’t afford if they ever want adoption on the level of CUDA.
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
Sure it’s more complicated, but we can’t deny that just like the EU, it’s way easier for a Canadian province to leave vs a state or province of federal governments. Otherwise, secessionist movements wouldn’t be so serious. You can’t pretend
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
Canada is a confederation/confederacy. Ie your central government is weak and your provinces are strong. They can leave just like Quebec. Quebec has to be bribed to stay.
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
Disagree. For decades, Alberta has been subsidizing Quebec and other no productive provinces. They’re sick of it. It also doesn’t help that Canada is a confederacy where the provincial governors have more power than your PM.
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
If Trump didn’t threaten annexation of Canada, this would have a much higher probability of success. It would also likely lead to Alberta becoming the 51st state
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
They can champion natalism all they want but when they’re against things like remote work, which helps with affordability and time for a personal life, they’re not helping declining birthrates
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
Population decline from collapsing birthrates should help.
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
Would the drop be due to our immigration policies?
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
That era ended ended years ago. MS Office is available for Linux and Linux is an option on Azure. Even some new games from the Xbox division are officially sanctioned to run on Linux. There is no longer a good reason to stay in a walled gar
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
I feel that this is the case in most developed countries unless you can afford to pay $10,000 - $20,000 per month for an upscale nursing home. Robots might make it a little less terrible.
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
Sure, but the more barriers there are the better because it still reduces the number of threats. That’s why people choose to rent walled gardens. Otherwise, Linux would have higher adoption even among our crowd. If you really value freedom
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
Unlike the East Coast, we have earthquakes and more NIMBYs
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
> I wish humans would come together to re-wild more of the earth. Restoring wild nature and cutting emissions is the only way to really restore natural ecosystems. We're nowhere close to doing that. A big issue is cost and economic
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
Yeah, the emulator support is nice
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
I can see why this would seem to be “snake oil” logically. However, this approach does work in reality. Your comment just shows that you seem inexperienced with using generative AI.
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by chaostheory 5mo ago
This is a strange sounding title. It sounds like Porsche was fighting against Apple’s colors in Laguna Seca, when instead they’ll be used on Porsche cars.
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
Gen Alpha and younger generations need to become adults with jobs before VR becomes a success. They are the only demographic who’s open to VR
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
They didn’t get scammed. The CEO just didn’t know the difference between 30 seconds to Mars and Bruno Mars.
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
MCP fell out of favor due to token usage, but I’m starting to feel that by default AIs should only have access to MCPs and not APIs. We can make MCPs deterministic, but not the AI models. It’s only a matter of time before they hallucinate a
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
A smaller alternative is a half bike, though it’s really a trike
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
That’s until food and energy price increases become unbearable for the masses. While the first test is already here with gas prices, we’ll have the second test soon in the form of 50% price increases on food in developed Western countries.
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
It was ok until he bolted on Dolt
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
I disagree https://www.cfr.org/global-conflict-tracker/conflict/confron... https://www.brookings.edu/articles/paint-it-black-an-asymmet...
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
It’s time to switch to Linux or another open OS.
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
Who knows maybe Valve can expand from just gaming?
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
Which defense companies?
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
Ground troops are going to be deployed
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
No one cares about who made these videos in the US. The bigger issue is why are we engaging in a ground war in Iran when it doesn’t really serve US interests? Everyone on both political spectrums in the US can see why it benefits Saudi Arab
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
Yes, the duopolies are due to regulatory capture in the US. A lot of ISPs need permitting that they will never get in order to enter a new market/location.
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by chaostheory 6mo ago
1. There is only so much you can pay the people doing the kind of work like cleaning the Shinkansens or manning the 7-11's because it affects customer costs. i.e. There's a point where you increase the salary of 7-11 workers that

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