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by chinathrow 1mo ago
Imagine being the lawyer signing this off. Imagine being the head of product signing this off. What were they thinking? And most importantly: what TV are they using at home?
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by chinathrow 1mo ago
Neutral and lucky. Others (e.g. Belgium) not so much.
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by chinathrow 1mo ago
Running Firefox on all my OSes. Nice.
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by chinathrow 1mo ago
Not good enough in this case, no.
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by chinathrow 1mo ago
The admin should bill OpenAI for those hours in hard currency.
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by chinathrow 1mo ago
These guys did that / are trying to do: https://www.weflywright.com/products/motor But then again, they also ship now stuff for datacenters (facepalm): https://www.weflywright.com/products/den
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by chinathrow 1mo ago
Context to the lawsuit brought up by Go2Sky: https://avherald.com/h?article=53c8958a
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
Fuck them both.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
At this point, they can just disband the EPA, what a bunch of crooks.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
> Ukraine has taken ~40% of Russia’s refinery capacity offline with drone strikes, not much more to go What about the remaining 60%?
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Landsat 9 pass captured the effects of yesterday's catastrophic glacier collapse(twitter.com)
45 points by chinathrow 2mo ago|17 comments
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
> GLOF, glacial lake outburst flood. Not sure this is confirmed at this time.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
By the amount of (some of it useless) tech we've come to build in the last 3 decades, we should have arrived at the stage where we can collectively control the CO2 levels in our atmosphere, by now. For ever. We failed.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
They still produce the mainframe hardware ranges though.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
What are you talking about?
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
Funding DJT while he was running for office?
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
We probabbly must do all three things at once - adapt - stop rising CO2 levels - remove CO2 from the atmosphere
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
I would assume the area was larger than reported. I mean that's 24*365 bombs per year.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
Giving Elon cash seems still wrong to me.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
Thw regex on the frontend only makes zero sense though.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
The brevity how it outputs words seems like they try to save on tokens delivered.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
"It's not that bad, everything was toxic befor so we can continue as if nothing was bad."
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
I understand - you said that before - I was just interpreting to what the GPL means with "reasonable time". Maybe a lawsuit would change things?
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
> They need to do it in a reasonable amount of time. If they did that for years within hours and if we look at the tools available today, I would expect that "reasonable" equates to how they provided it prior: fast.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
> I don’t think their concern is “vibecode = bad” but more like they can’t handle the volume. Then they should not be in the business of hosting repos?
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
Made up in the sense of "we estimate that revenue will not shring in the midterm".
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
Not Clickbait. If you provide both: a) a service to earn money from content b) an algo promoting those videos then yes, IMHO they pay them directly for the content produced.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
> Should just be legalized at this point so we can all take advantage if they're all gonna get away with it. Is this satire?
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
Greed was needed next to luck.
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by chinathrow 2mo ago
> 7.65 gigawatt gas power plant This is another level of insanity, right there.

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