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by fragmede 3mo ago
That thing probably only cost like $50K, so more than that.
512.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Last one was in 2017 though.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
couldn't read the article but Covid fucked up everyone's noses and that undoubtedly had some effect on reproduction.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
And http://gibber.cc the cc is just a coincidence
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by fragmede 3mo ago
I'm probably being dense, but if it's closed loop, why is that a problem?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
How useful are smartphones without connection to the mainframes that back them? While I'd love for the gigaherz of computing I hold in the palm of my hand to be useful unto itself, if it doesn't connect to Uber, Gmail, Netflix, Ap
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by fragmede 3mo ago
I mean, that's easy. The things that get dramatically cheaper tend to be manufactured, automatable, scalable, and globally tradable. the things that keep getting more expensive tend to depend on scarce land and human labor delivered lo
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by fragmede 3mo ago
No it isn't. Epstein died without having to pay a cent. If you believe in something after then he's paying the price, but if you don't, you can't believe in karma.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
yes? you can use your words and come off less like an ass, y'know.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
yeah, but the article sucks. The title is Ting, but the author asks a thing in google's AI answer socks and then they spend a couple paragraphs pontificating about that then they participate some other bullshit like.. But here we are,
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by fragmede 3mo ago
that sounds like a fascinating use case. why were you writing Lua in the first place?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
The failure mode is incorrect detections. If the automated system says person 1 from camera 1 is the same as person 1 in camera 2, and then extrapolate out to 10,000 people and cameras, and then don't get it wrong. Because the BBC is n
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Depends. Surving means you have to deal with the aftermath. That's not going to be pretty.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
We absolutely will solve it. That's called fusion.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Who were you able to entertain with that "digital slop", and how many father's did you disappoint with it?
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Imagine they got here without burning anything, ever, in the history of their species.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Plenty of rich people, that is. Having Uber is at least something like having a driver. I'm not rich enough to have a driver though so you'll have to tell me how that's not actually like having a driver. As far as a million d
528.
by fragmede 3mo ago
They sell and support Google Drive on Mac and windows, and the web. Selling a VFS layer is entirely within their capabilities. Blaze/Bazel has already been exported. You're right that there's a whole stack, but if Facebook ca
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by fragmede 3mo ago
> I’d also like to apologize for my irresponsible use of AI to build such a thing. While I had genuinely never seen DarkHours.app before yesterday, I was careless in relying on AI to generate the project without doing the work to underst
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by fragmede 3mo ago
https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
531.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Because there are multiple competing axis for "good" as relates to food. There's tasty, and theres healthy, and there's inexpensive (time or money); pick two.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
That's a really good example. The specific detail is that node_modules isn't something I want results from while I'm grepping around.
533.
by fragmede 3mo ago
Do you have any, like, evidence or something? There are enough other past and current Google employees here that know just how much you can't just go into log files and databases to look at PII without filling out forms that will get y
534.
by fragmede 3mo ago
The MacBook Neo has only 8GiB of RAM. This is widely decried as not enough. The RAMpocalypse means that 8 GiB is going to have to be enough or else it'll eat into Apple's margins. The Neos are wildly popular though because people
535.
by fragmede 3mo ago
The UFC fight on the Whitehouse lawn was a bit much.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Why is that a problem? They sell Spanner on GCP. Sell Piper as well! It's obvious as shit but Google doesn't know what it's doing anymore. They should have bought GitHub, not Microsoft, and then we wouldn't have had the
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by fragmede 3mo ago
How about it? I am not that interesting or powerful at all. Yes, there's a worst case scenario where the government raids my house and I get shot, and I wouldn't like that, but I refuse to live in fear of the bogeyman.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Can't, you don't list an email address on your profile. He fucked up and is owning up to it. Sure we all wish it never happened in the first place, but since he did, we prefer he confess rather than double down and go on offense o
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by fragmede 3mo ago
Using the book as a guide, the DCs get built, the public pays for it in ways more than initially estimated, profits flow to private capital owners, and then there's a poltical fight over taxes, electricity, and land.
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by fragmede 3mo ago
So you saw a video of the unholy shrieking of a gas turbine and concluded that all data centers are like that?

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