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by delfinom 1y ago
That's already happening with technical/trade/alternate school to career paths are rising up and some colleges are panicking with declining enrollment. I am on a co-op board here in NY, pretty much all our young buyers the la
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by delfinom 1y ago
They obviously changed things given the article lol
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by delfinom 1y ago
Counterpoint, these people are so deep in the hole with their AI usage that they are starting to copy the writing styles of AI. There's already indication that society is starting to pickup previously "less used" english word
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by delfinom 1y ago
Wait until you see https://www.reddit.com/r/MyBoyfriendIsAI/ They are very upset by the gpt5 model
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by delfinom 1y ago
I think it's because the code writing associations literally have no choice but to keep adding new code to justify writing new versions. i.e. the textbook publisher grift Hence why we are down to moving outlets over a inch every versio
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by delfinom 1y ago
FeliCa is simply a patent issue. Apple got some sort of sweetheart deal somewhere. Every Google Pixel has FeliCa its just turned off on non-Japan phones due to said licensing, though people have rooted the phone to turn it on.
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by delfinom 1y ago
You got some wildly incomplete facts. https://fortune.com/2023/06/03/tsmc-arizona-plant-jobs-salar... >New engineering grads with a master’s degree earn on average $65,700 a year, while general full-time s
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by delfinom 1y ago
But TSMC isn't a design house. Intel has both fab and design. TSMC's management could only help out on the fab side.
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by delfinom 1y ago
All I know is I am investing into suicide booth startups
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by delfinom 1y ago
It is both underserved and overserved. The problem for small businesses is ownership and tailoring/complexity. Self-hosted solutions sound great but you need someone that knows how to run it. Cloud solutions sound great and every VC-fu
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by delfinom 1y ago
Ah yes, Jobs famously could solve the LLMs being shit problem overnight. By convincing users they want hallucinating, gas lighting imps in their pockets 24/7 to reinforce their thoughts. And he would have been all over it given his own
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by delfinom 1y ago
The problem is who foots the tens of billions of dollar bill for the nuclear plants if the bubble pops. Hints: I hope you like your electric bill doubled
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by delfinom 1y ago
The only ones that benefit are the executives from temporary boosts of revenue numbers hitting targets for their bonus payouts.
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by delfinom 1y ago
The thing is, if/when rates drop, home prices will only go up. _faster_. If the pool of people able to spend more on a home increases, and the pool of houses remains the same, then there is only one direction anything goes.
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by delfinom 1y ago
Too bad the self censoring is really making censoring harder. I love that "pdf file" is used in place of pedophile.
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by delfinom 1y ago
I'm more curious how society will look when half the population is living in tents.
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by delfinom 1y ago
It absolutely can. Many years ago the limitation was PC mobos sucked and the likewise flash drives sucked. They marketed it but it was often just a peak. Nowadays I can fully saturate the 480 mbit.
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by delfinom 1y ago
I would assume the vast majority of people aren't doing anything serious with their USB ports on a phone....
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by delfinom 1y ago
Before the internet, preteen boys just had stashes upon stashes of Playboy and other forms of porn ;) Honestly seems more fun if you think about it since you could technically trade the goods around
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by delfinom 1y ago
This is 1000000% where we are going between Google moving away from AOSP and Samsung removing the ability to unlock bootloaders altogether. There is a conspiracy and it's being rolled out. There was already some country that declared a
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by delfinom 1y ago
>For employees it means waiting 15-20 years for a payday. But why do they deserve a payday? If the public markets aren't willing to buy in to IPOs at the given IPO sale price, then perhaps the company isn't valued at the fundin
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by delfinom 1y ago
O no, it's not hype. The problem is the sentence is incomplete. a developer using AI in a low-cost region will replace any developer in a high cost region ;)
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by delfinom 1y ago
Apple 1000% datamines you, it's in their ToS that you agree for them to use your data for their own marketing.
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by delfinom 1y ago
Please GMG went to shit when they switched to pushing out absolute click bait trash. And that's driven by how dead traditional website ads are. Only medium with viable ad revenue has been videos for a long time. Otherwise most of those
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by delfinom 1y ago
Why would Apple want a foundry years behind anything TSMC is doing?
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by delfinom 1y ago
It doesn't. Windows is just checking if there's a protocol handler entry in the registry for http/https. In theory you don't abuse that because it will come up as a possible browser option for users. :shrug:
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by delfinom 1y ago
Ah yes, dockerize apps. Jump through hoops to use an app, compared to Windows where it's just some clicks. Nobody ever disputes that there are workarounds to the default packaging workflows of Linux distros. The problem is, your averag
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by delfinom 1y ago
Well, how else do people who never read and understood the tools they are using get help? Coding boot camps only teach so much lol.
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by delfinom 1y ago
ClosedAI gonna ClosedAI
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by delfinom 1y ago
The most useless detection system because you are either fine or buried under rubble at that point. Every real detection system attempts to catch the p-waves to warn users in real time ahead of shaking.

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