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7mo ago
In a big black out live we had in Spain the infrastructure all goes down. I was the only with data because i had star link and batteries in the house. Not that I could call anyone in Spain though.
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Cool now at your busy "gas" station keep it working as the pile gets exhausted and you don't have the supporting grid to be able to deliver the needed power to keep it stocked with "gas". At least not in Europe. Fro
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7mo ago
Absolute garbage. Just stop and think for one second what kind of power delivery is required to do this and you will quickly realize that’s it’s not feasible anywhere other than as a demo.
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Lol it took about an hour for us to realize there was a blackout as our house had switched to island mode. Ended being the sort of organization point of the area for the neighborhood as we could provide mobile charging and light until the p
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7mo ago
Thats my guess and I think this might happen in other domains like games as well.
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Neither am I. It feels like the dotcom in the sense that people will be spitting out new apps all overt the place. Down the line they will have problems maintaining them (and will say it's not core to their business) and they will reve
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Nah fb, aws etc will comply. They have no spine.
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Their goal is to create a presedent so they can start applying it to platforms they don't like. Its happening all over Europe not just the UK and the plan is clear. They want to repress discourse that is not officially sanctioned.
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I have just started reading books while the agents are working and only checking in every 20 minutes or so. I'm considering just moving all the work onto my home desktop and just use tailscale with a terminal emulator on the ipad and i
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8mo ago
They don’t need Venezuela look up Guyana next door its the new oil country in the region
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https://www.the-independent.com/news/uk/home-news/wales-engl... You can get arrested for grossly offensive (completely subjective). Also they have a category called non-crime hate incidents (Hello Kafka) wher
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8mo ago
So the UK is now China it seems. What a shining light for democracy and justice. There is no way this will be abused by petty little tyrant minister right?
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8mo ago
How do you prevent the rise of the far left? Just asking because both axis are as much a threat to human freedom and happiness.
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8mo ago
I'm definitively not interested in buying oracle servers but I imagine AWS and Microsoft are also building out aggressively.
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This is general compute hardware as I understand it. It will not go unused no matter what happens. If new algorithms appear that reduce the number of calculations needed per token for an llm they are probably still good. It's not like
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8mo ago
From my reading I get the feeling it has more in common with Spain and Portugal before the fall of the dictatorships.
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It's likely the regime will be denied use of heavy weaponry by the US and Israel. This means any actual popular revolt in some sense could be supported by massive air power.
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8mo ago
In Spanish tons and tons pick your country and flavor. In Norwegian many more than I expected. Some very good retro game ones that I enjoy.
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8mo ago
The Adventure Zone, Hardcore History, The Rest is History, Fall of Civilisations, The All in Pod, Planet Money, Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend, Noclip Crewcast, The Retro Hour, The WAN Show and a bunch of podcasts in Spanish and Norwegia
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8mo ago
Thats not bad for a mature business like paypal
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8mo ago
I mean for me I compare AI today with the introduction of the Apple 2. It promises a lot and can do some awesome things but we are still at the beginning. Also I am amazed how quickly people just got used to AI. Its still magical and 5 year
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8mo ago
I think the Japanese are also working on potentially competing technology
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8mo ago
Just ban algorithms on feeds. It seems to do nothing but harm. Keep it on pages and put those in their own tab.
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The Dutch had more in common with British East India company phase of the British expansion.
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8mo ago
My bet is that the amount of work needed per token generated will decrease over time and the models will become smaller for the same performance as we learn to optimize so cost and needed hardware will go down
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8mo ago
We would have been better served by setting minimum clothing standards instead of this bs to get at the fast fashion. Also educate young people about the cost of their cheap clothes to the world especially young women who are the majority c
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8mo ago
Arm has two main incomes. Licensing the ISA of the processor (low value) and licensing pre designed cores (high value).
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8mo ago
Going on my to watch list
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Would make for a good book, company hires famous writer, trains an ai on them, tortures them to sign over their likeness rights and then murders them. Keeps up appearances of life via video gen, voice gen and writing gen.
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8mo ago
Is he even a real person I wonder
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