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by elif 2y ago
Crazy that this needs to be said but 'Computer use' is far more expansive of a domain than Internet browsing...
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by elif 2y ago
For my home automation system my aspiration is to give the AI control of an android virtual machine
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by elif 2y ago
What about when capitalists in their old age get bored and roleplay as moussolini?
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by elif 2y ago
Hmmm not sure I see the advantages of 3d printing vs lithography. I mean, yes, technically, this approach could advance to catch up with lithography. In practice? Yes we are working toward smaller feature size in additive, but we are nowher
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by elif 2y ago
That sounds speculative and would require some deep research to find if it's even happening. I think it's equally plausible that the US increases food exports rather than lower production. Especially as production is subsidized.
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by elif 2y ago
It also reduces the number of animals that suffer if the suffering is more important to your ethics.
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by elif 2y ago
I wonder how much further along we will get creating human-like intelligences until Occam's razor suggests that the (in evolutionary scale) sudden emergence of human intelligence ~20,000 years ago was the result of the efforts of an in
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by elif 2y ago
It's a 1:5 ratio starch:regolith I think you'll find that transporting the water is far more costly, which would be the case with any lunar concrete
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by elif 2y ago
I'm gonna guess it's more likely that it won't last as a building material, rather than believe no one thought to mix sand, cornstarch and water until now..
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by elif 2y ago
Who even installs man on production and why though... Gotta be some janky dev-on-prod situation.
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by elif 2y ago
jsx is handy but clearly react's 'great insight' if it were to be so reduced, is implicit state management.
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by elif 2y ago
What's the process like for migrating an existing react app to one?
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by elif 2y ago
Did ANYONE have "automated man calls" on their devops bingo card? I still don't understand what they were trying to accomplish...
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by elif 2y ago
I do love make and the maker ethos, but in the past 100% of the times I've seen companies decided "let's make our customers our investors" it ended up something between a scam and a failed depressing nostalgia fan club.
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by elif 2y ago
Solar costs are down but residential installation prices are up. I've had solar installed 3 times over the last 6 years with roughly 3kw added per time. Same installers, whatever the best deal panel on the market was that year, price n
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by elif 2y ago
Hmm this might unintentionally be the glue that brings us actually smart Star Trek computer assistants. Think about it, you can access every single kind of automation through a desktop app or android emulator. Screenpipe becomes a working m
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by elif 2y ago
No speeder has ever died on the highway either. It's only the crashing drivers who died. It is likewise as foolish to try decoupling the peril of space and the peril of orbit and deorbit.
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by elif 2y ago
On an island you can call for a boat or a helicopter. You can relax and eat all your food knowing those options exist. On a space station your options are considerably more limited.
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by elif 2y ago
When you have extremely limited supplies, are as isolated from humanity as possible, and there are only 2 vehicles capable of transporting you, and one of them is reigniting a cold war with you, you are considered imperiled. I'm sorry.
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by elif 2y ago
Impossible optimism can be a good thing too. My family and I play the lottery whenever expected reward is over purchase price. Of course we aren't going to win, but spending $20-50 a week to spend a couple hours dreaming about what we&
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by elif 2y ago
That's merely because our conversational capability has become diminished. I can't keep a conversation going with AI as easily as a person because of my poor skills, no fault of the AI. I will improve over time, and there is no re
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by elif 2y ago
Curious what you consider 'lasts longer' as all of my garden support frames and nets are held up by conduit for about 10 years and I'm not seeing any signs of significant rust..
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by elif 2y ago
I can't wait for Uber to get checked by robotaxi.
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by elif 2y ago
Is there an appropriate open source advocacy group that can sue them into changing their name on grounds of defamation?
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by elif 2y ago
Nah it's quite pedantic to say that 'this neologism does not encapsulate the meaning it's meant to' This is the nature of language evolution. Everyone knows what hallucination means with respect to AI, without trying to
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by elif 2y ago
Hmmmmmmm.... Rustemacs?
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by elif 2y ago
Dont shoot the messenger, just remember taking away my karma when you see it happen sooner than you think
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by elif 2y ago
That's not true because your lack of a rolls Royce has forced you into buying a Kia, and not only suffering the cost of that vehicle, you are paying the lost utility and comfort of the rolls Royce. Similarly, space operators who can&#x
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by elif 2y ago
Palmer lucky (oculus) is mostly sending drones with grenades. I think those are probably most of the kills tbh, and (according to my friend who works there) it is a very young, fresh, startup approach and not at all like the traditional def
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by elif 2y ago
I have seen no plans for a 4th launch/catch tower.. has he even hinted at more sites? Or are you referring to the historical BFR design when musk planned on landing them on the ground like falcon?

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