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by fragmede 5d ago
When I compare those two numbers, it seems there's $30k of difference
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by fragmede 5d ago
> To look upon an AI-generated text or image is to look upon a thing that was extruded, not chosen. It's totally the autist in me, but the word extrusion doesn't fill me with revulsion like it's supposed to here. Maybe I&#
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by fragmede 5d ago
Have people discovered putting the washing machine into the walk-in closet where your clothes actually live as a life hack yet?
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by fragmede 5d ago
The theory isn't new, the proof is. Do you have problems with lon's methodology?
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by fragmede 5d ago
> Making your product worse over time rarely plays well with customers. On the other hand, New Coke was a resounding success. Well, it, itself wasn't, but in the aftermath, Coke outsold Pepsi 2:1.
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by fragmede 5d ago
Last time I estimated, it would only take 3 months to pay back because the 1TB Mac Mini running Qwen RSIingly developed ASI and made infinity dollars off of crypto and I got put in jail by the SEC. Where'd you get 30 years from? Show y
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by fragmede 5d ago
> use cases that have actually improved your life in some measurable way? "actually" and "measurable" are, to pardon the Claudism, load bearing. If something made my life better in some imperceptible way that makes me
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by fragmede 5d ago
HAM radio isn't allowed to have encryption. (Someone can write a longer comment on why thats wrong.)
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by fragmede 5d ago
If you are saying that there are problems more complex in this world than cancer to be solved, I'm not denying you. Solving the problem right in front of you is easy. Stepping back and asking: is that a problem to be solved, is infinit
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by fragmede 5d ago
You will. Some of us are going to be already ground into dust that the microwave parts are made out of. Others will be locked into our communism cubes with our daily allotment of entertainment and sustinece. let out into the sunlight for on
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by fragmede 5d ago
Which is great to throw around numbers, but how are their reliability numbers? Before I throw out my 20 year old Honda for a BYD, how is the 20 year old BYD (or Telsa or Slate) doing? Unfortunately we don't know, though we're comi
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by fragmede 5d ago
That believes that the world can be simplified into dichotomies, or at least, simplified. Sometimes problems are complex, and the solutions to them necessarily so. For example, cancer. I order to begin to understand that problem, you have
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by fragmede 5d ago
What we can ask, however, is why isn't there a worldwide " I need help" button? Doesn't matter what your problem is, of what variety, you need help. The driver could have rang that, either of the women could have. Instea
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by fragmede 5d ago
hire a salesperson to give them fake sales numbers and low ball them so you pay less?
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by fragmede 5d ago
that's great as an attitude, the problem with it is that money is made up and so are prices. Business have an inventory and expenses, and hopefully they can sell enough product before their debtors come calling. There's no right p
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by fragmede 5d ago
Not to the account reps who's pay put food on their table, vs the bots who don't have children to feed.
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by fragmede 5d ago
We could call doing such a thing, referencing a seminal work with a similar title that's so close that you couldn't to it that have missed it, yet somehow you did, as an AliceGG's Mistake. How could you write 600 words on the
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by fragmede 5d ago
False dichotomy. the problem is far deeper than that, and wanting to simplify the problem to those two extremes belies a belief that the world could and should be able to be simplified into two power dynamic. It is not. The world, and the p
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by fragmede 5d ago
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is almost that. Technically they can't lock it all down, but they play tricks so that's practically the case.
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by fragmede 5d ago
https://github.com/Made-In-Basement/ember would seem to raise the odds, slightly. https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1wfpydl/i_asked_c...
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by fragmede 5d ago
Apologies then! There's been a rash of new accounts from an individual who is too cowardly to keep with one account.
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by fragmede 5d ago
Call it names all you want, under capitalism, we all need money to pay for food and rent and it's got to come from somewhere.
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by fragmede 5d ago
Without knowing how much you've paid for proprietary software, that could be a lot, or a little. If you're coming from a position where there is alternative FOSS software available to use, that's your bubble/sphere of ex
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by fragmede 5d ago
One does wonder, if we'd gotten really used to the idea of paying for software, if advertising, and the resulting tracking that came from it, would have really taken off as much.
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by fragmede 5d ago
Also known as Jevons Paradox and Wirth's law.
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by fragmede 5d ago
https://emojikitchen.dev/ ?
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by fragmede 6d ago
People are scared about their future and don't think AI is going to make things better. And who could blame them? A movie that doesn't have any conflict and ends with everyone being happy and everything is nice isn't going to
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by fragmede 6d ago
sufficient CPU and RAM can be found in a smartphone though, so it depends on which model you're talking about.
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by fragmede 6d ago
If you could stop creating new accounts, that would be great though
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by fragmede 6d ago
On the page, it says EDISON SCIENTIFIC · FUTUREHOUSE SAM RODRIQUES · MICHAELA HINKS https://edisonscientific.com/team

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