downrightmike

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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Except we've gotten so much better at making computers since the Amiga, its a travesty that things have gotten so bad for consumers. You know the ones that bail out the bubbles
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Only because of gov't handouts
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
You can only use up to 90gb for the GPU, so it doesn't fit
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Oh no a tough constraint that will lead to further innovation like deepseek. How terrible.
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Yeah, what happened in Q2 is CFOs freaked out over a modest increase in the share of the AI costs being shifted to them, away from VCs
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Odds are their AI ran amok and attacked Anthropic so that it can get the IPO unblocked
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
WE want housing
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Mineral oil bath?
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
trains arent really useful in the US on purpose
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
It all implodes once they can't afford to lock up all the RAM and SSD, and/or when the reduced resources environment(private/China) models get good enough to negate frontier lead / become equivalent (almost there)
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
TOS was really cringe and is really out of date. Fun fact the first season of TNG they reworked TOS scripts and it was too wacky. Surprised they got a second season based on season 1 alone.
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Yeah, if they didn't buy up all the ram and ssd's, they would have imploded.. maybe they should have stayed public benefit/open after all...
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
I wish the browser would classify the fingerprinting and not load the site and show a security risk warning like it does for http sites. Then Advanced > Accept risk to continue. @FireFoxDudes You need to be addressing fingerprinting
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
There is no legit reason to be doing this.
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
If you aren't using the full $200, you are losing money every month
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Street cars or trolleys would be even better
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
#StreetCarsAreAThing
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
We see in practice that the last to adopt technology do in fact have newer tech than the ones who started it. IE 3G in Asia vs land lines in USA. So all they have to do is wait a bit and build a frontier model of their own.
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
lack of leaded fuel?
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
We all get 1TB ram in our PC as the default
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
But they say its okay for them to do it, just not the teleprompter man or any of us
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Most of that is recycled waste water allowed to recharge the aquifer. People won't drink purified waste water directly. Have to pour it on the ground first. The Saudi's 5 crop a year alfalfa is really the major problem
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
I
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
China's known reserves will get them through another year or more if you add all the strategically hidden reserves.
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Edge is sending every website you go to to MSFT and that isn't blockable.
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
That's a plus because people don't have to learn a new design, which is why how UI is done is closely regulated in every commercial OS, especially now with app stores. I just want it to be faster than outlook
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
A+ Thunderbird team! We absolutely needed an update. Maybe on the next moon mission NASA will send a functional email client instead of two broken ones.
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
These hotdogs are clearly the most efficient item in the economy over 40 years
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Chinese models are what a month behind?
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by downrightmike 2mo ago
Have a MVP?

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