elictronic

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by elictronic 2mo ago
The current political climate is well reasoned and intentional. It might not be yours or mine, however the system is working exactly as the ones paying for it have intended.
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by elictronic 2mo ago
Bearings on a stroller not so much.
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by elictronic 2mo ago
An admin upset about inflation driven negative economic sentiment and a country that is slow rolling a couple hundred billion in investments. Current events.
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by elictronic 2mo ago
This does occur but not in a way that often creates this situation. Someone in management who has failed to meet goals will often have a position created for them with no reports. This is normally an advisory role to not impact them negati
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by elictronic 2mo ago
Apple is still paying out the 500 million dollars they lost in a lawsuit about this exact practice. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-67911517
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by elictronic 2mo ago
If it makes you feel better. The US government looks like it might start removing some of the 28k troops that are stationed in South Korea over this. No reason to keep them in a country that enables this sort of behavior.
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by elictronic 2mo ago
Forming a cartel to rig prices is economically viable with or without a bubble.
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by elictronic 2mo ago
I'm sure there will be no large scale leverage campaign against a country who is enabling profiteering at this level. No defense agreements removed, troops removed from the country, or large tariff increases around failed investments.
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by elictronic 2mo ago
Pretty sure everyone cares about their power bills and water bills going up. The people living next to them care about this other stuff.
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by elictronic 2mo ago
The title is correct. You are looking at average temperature rise. The article states by up to which is the maximum temperature rise. If you catch me on fire my average temperature rise doesn't go up very much, but I have the barest
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by elictronic 2mo ago
There are alternatives that cost much less than 30k per year for just stocks. They need to prove their value proposition for that more generalized use case. My dismissal is their problem to solve.
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by elictronic 2mo ago
Here's an article. Basically if your trading stocks no. If you are trading different instruments or want interaction with the money folks (connections) yes. https://financetracked.com/bloomberg-terminal From it:
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by elictronic 2mo ago
That doesn’t make much sense based on Irans own statements. Three Tomahawks yes. The strikes were reported as being in quick succession. 4 parents were reported as killed and 100+ kids and nearly 30 teachers. Basically it killed the te
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by elictronic 2mo ago
Retraining a large high paid user base is often a non-starter. To put this in perspective, Boeing’s eventual retraining costs for all the pilots for the 737Max was around 5 billion dollars. Looking at software more specifically the Linux f
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by elictronic 2mo ago
The 2018 Senate race had a Democratic candidate lose by 2.6% while the economy for everyday Americans was doing much better. O'Rourke wasn't as good of a candidate as Talarico, and Cruz is a much better candidate than Paxton. Th
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by elictronic 2mo ago
Tesla has fewer miles than I have driven in my lifetime. It’s currently still a half baked product. This might be a story in a few years but today you’re comparing an F150 to a Delorean.
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by elictronic 2mo ago
If it looks like cheap generic crap it’s probably cheap generic crap. Most AI imagery looks like cheap generic crap. It’s flooded the market to the point average users are starting to turn away. Look different or be relegated to obscurity
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by elictronic 2mo ago
In all things when it fails in a drastic way the system will be corrected. People will die, it will suck, changes will be made. Government is supposed to respond to these things and create incentives to correct. Telling a small municipali
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by elictronic 3mo ago
Legislation?????? Listing on stock exchange of ai product requires open sourcing parts or all of your publicly trained stack. Double or triple taxes on companies that do not provide for public good. Will this happen, probably when the marke
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by elictronic 3mo ago
Greetings and salutations. Same issue on two seperate keychron keyboards with repeating key presses I purchased for wife and myself. She ran hers on a Mac and I am on a windows gaming rig. I tried changing the key, updating firmware, diff
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by elictronic 3mo ago
Get a noise machine for wife and kids bedrooms. I talk to friends late at night and my deep voice carries through walls. Works great. I have zero desire to talk to an ai though, that was cool for about 20 minutes on my pentium 1 acer comp
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by elictronic 3mo ago
Pretty sure the parents weren’t expecting a 50-50 shot of cure vs death. The medical staff downplaying risk and ignoring issues seems like the bigger problem especially for a developmental procedure. If they represented the risk as 1 in 1
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by elictronic 3mo ago
Digital cameras for humanity as a whole, and satellite based telescopes for maintaining US dominance for the last 50 years and the long peace. Knowledge is power. Before the late 70s satellites used film that was dropped back from orbit to
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by elictronic 3mo ago
Crypto shills have alot of money and bots to push their agenda. Issue is the community is so toxic and scammy at this point it might be more disliked than AI slop by anyone with a pulse.
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by elictronic 3mo ago
Banning cryptocurrency scams seems like a pretty good reason to use codeberg.
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by elictronic 3mo ago
Never heard electrical uplink before but to those wondering Italy, India, and Japan all have requirements around 3kw. I was slightly surprised by this, but in the end if your running this in a tiny space with that low of power your already
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by elictronic 3mo ago
People are getting pissed and takes years of people not caring to create a regulatory moat like that. The current admin is not a moat maker. You can pay to play then your dropped 20 minutes later.
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by elictronic 3mo ago
The instant I realize it's an LLM generated piece. I'm out. Thanks for adding all the animations to make it abundantly obvious.
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by elictronic 3mo ago
A few hundred billion to pretend you have AGI. I'm going with fraud personally but at the end of the day the current admin is incentivized to do nothing.
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by elictronic 3mo ago
I'm so glad OpenAI doens't have some multi-hundred billion dollar financial incentive to drum up how they have AGI.

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