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by chinabot 3y ago
Personally, I'm not bothering to learn any new languages, stacks or APIs and will stick with what I know. AI will eventually (2-10 years) end up completely re-writing your whole program stack in machine code in whatever ISA without any
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by chinabot 3y ago
Maybe the ban should have specifically stated that all ICE cars must be convertible to EV ten years before the expiry date. DIYers are doing it all the time but not with newer cars as they are too locked down and complicated.
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by chinabot 3y ago
Crazy Decision, but that's the way the world is turning. This is another reason I'm coming to believe I am eventually going to be shafted badly by being in the kindle ecosphere. I have been a user since 2010 with no issues for the
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by chinabot 4y ago
Sadly "The government" is hundreds of separate organizations, agendas and politicians all with separate cover their ass agendas, NASA probably want this to succeed, I doubt the others are as enthusiastic.
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by chinabot 4y ago
"This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or
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by chinabot 4y ago
Still, seems a step forward not back.
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by chinabot 4y ago
Go SpaceX. You can't pay for this kind of excitement.
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by chinabot 4y ago
As opposed to a Musk funded media organisation.
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by chinabot 4y ago
Lets face it, the answer from chatGPT would be almost identical to what these consultants say, however the main reason for consultants is to CYA so if the decision is bad, you can blame someone else.
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by chinabot 4y ago
Here's my method, tell anyone who interrupts you to "FUCK OFF" because your busy.
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by chinabot 4y ago
In other words, being right 99% of the time is a really bad idea to base your next system on
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by chinabot 4y ago
they have life at the bottom on the deepest ocean trenches, so why not
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by chinabot 4y ago
Its the format of the paper, the big ones are called broadsheets and considered intellectual, the small ones tabloid and are not. Kind of looses it as most are in the smaller format now
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by chinabot 4y ago
And books, videos, etc Unless you are established or are very good at marketing then chances are you won't make a penny, but hey, if you don't try..
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by chinabot 4y ago
When does it BEGIN and END ?
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by chinabot 4y ago
while we are in the AI stack, ie they are dependent on humans for power, hardware, maintenance etc. we will be fine. when the robots can do those though...
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by chinabot 4y ago
All these GPT articles and comments are going to age so quickly. I finished writing my YA Sci-fi book only a month ago. I already accounted for ChatGPT which appeared during the week I was finishing the novel and put back its release a few
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by chinabot 4y ago
"The summer of Reasoning" amazon ASIN B0BVBNRSJ7 - Warning its more YA than HN and nothing about space in the first book
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by chinabot 4y ago
Perfect timing as I'm writing my second book and it has this as one of the premises
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by chinabot 4y ago
I dont need to my last windows update did it automatically.
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by chinabot 4y ago
I hate the world were in now
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by chinabot 4y ago
Nice screen saver if nothing else
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by chinabot 4y ago
It can only be good when the computer understands EVERY sentence, every accent, every nuance and understands context and threads.
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by chinabot 4y ago
While china is controlled by the CCP this is true. But remember Chinese people have no choice like we do in the west. I would exclude the USA from this too as they are different colours of the same shit.
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by chinabot 4y ago
I'm Never going swimming again.
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by chinabot 4y ago
Funny story, I found a game I wrote in Turbo Pascal from 1988 so I decided to run it a couple of years ago in a DOSBox. whenever I ran it, it just ended immediately so I assumed it was broke, I eventually tried it in a VM running DOS at abo
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by chinabot 4y ago
Run Windows 95 and Internet explorer, there's probably nobody targeting them these days :-)
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by chinabot 4y ago
Delphi was a little higher learning curve but not much and worth it for the fast dependency free exe at the end, I think nothing can beat the ease of Basic for beginners
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by chinabot 4y ago
As a M3 driver I both love and hate the touchscreen. Everything is easy except when you are driving in traffic, being an older 60+ person with the car bouncing up and down at 100KMH, I find myself not being safely able to use the touchscree
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by chinabot 4y ago
Scaling is over-rated and over-sold to most businesses who generally have predictable, stable or no growth over their lifetimes and then see their new system running at 1% capacity for its lifetime.

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