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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
But that's not the same thing right? That means having two teams competing for developing the next product. That's not two organisations handling the same responsibilities. You may still end up in problems with infighting. But if
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
I don't think a fraction of a second interruption would be overly problematic. These drones are somewhat heavy and thus bring relevant amounts of momentum. But the start up process is probably far too long
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
I think the one thing we will find out with the AI/Chatbot/LLM boom is: Most economic activity is already reasonably close to a local optimum. Either you find a way to change the whole process (and thereby eliminate steps complete
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
You also have Mercedes taking responsibility for their traffic-jam-on-highways autopilot. But yeah. It's those two examples so far (not sure what exactly the state of Tesla is. But.. yeah, not going to spend the time to find out either
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
Oh, if I were travelling a lot to other countries speaking to non-english speakers and an alternative offers live translation and AirPods don't. Then this is pretty much the _first_ real argument of not buying AirPods. And once you do
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
It should also be relevant for triggering the "closed let's lock the device" event, right?
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Our data shows San Francisco tech workers are working Saturdays(ramp.com)
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
I’m not sure if your statements are actually correct. What you are implying is that there are fewer tailors today than in the past. And I’m not sure if that holds. I’m not even sure that their relative position on the income ladder has dete
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
Yes but the alternative is "not having those projects at all" not "having them in a 'better' language"
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
You can't though. The problem is, that humanity is a web. Not a set of communities (at least on the scale of 1000s of people). And since those webs overlap you will either need to solve the overlap problem at the boundaries (taking eng
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
Then you have ignored the majority of the event. Don’t get me wrong, I’m also there for the technical talks or at least tech-related talks. But most of the tracks aren’t that. And I would say at least 50% of the assemblies and Co are politi
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
You really may want to look up where and how CCC was founded. I’m always amazed at people being shocked that left to extreme left politics are the norm on an event from an organization that was founded in Kommune 1 in hippy Berlin
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
How do these numbers compare with traditional methods?
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
Yeah that is kind of my experience as well. And - according to the friend who highly recommended it - I gave it a task that is "easily within its capabilities". Since I don't think I'm being gaslighted, I suspect it&#x27
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
Wow. I did not expect a single panel to weigh 15+kg. TIL
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
We absolutely regulate which words you can use in certain areas. Take instructions on medicine for one example
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
Of course it seems like wishful thinking! Because that’s the historic norm. Energy was (in some way) always the limiting factor. And every time energy access got meaningfully cheaper society massively reorganised around it. And yes “energy”
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
_I_ would agree with you. But I’m also not a person writing a version control system for a kernel that still runs wrong-endianess hardware (I forgot which one we are using and can’t be bothered to look it up). And I think a major part of th
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
Then go back to the beginning of WW2 and look up the biggest trading partners for both Germany and France
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
It may never be “worth” it in economic sense, but it offers a way to separate the time of “energy is used” and “energy is available”. Assuming sufficient captureable volume you could capture the emissions of a fossil power plant during the
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
That’s only a problem if you care about the stranded investment side. The energy industry isn’t that personel intensive (plus you could just continue to employ the people). But they absolutely will deprecate the power plants and stop buyin
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
They are also old technology and only about half as efficient as current ones. So even if you restore them to full nameplate capacity for free they are still wasted to put anywhere as long as the installation price is dominated by labor cos
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
That was the idea behind Germany’s energy dependence on Russia. Let’s call that experiment not successful, shall we?
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
But that isn’t the case _today_. Unless you have existing facilities (which we do have and which gives fossils momentum) it’s strictly cheaper to build new renewables! The problem for renewables is that the p99.9 price is much higher than t
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
Which kind of makes it an unsuitable solution for the given problem right? Git is not free to (or at least doesn't consider itself free to) work only on a subset of possible paths.
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
That depends on whether these current learning models can really generalise or whether they can only interpolate within their training set
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
Do you have an example?
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
The number of people that would but a NAS over just spending the 5$/month for storage is well below a percent and if you combine that with the requirement of not having a PC/Mac you may well end up in the hundreds… There aren’t th
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
But if the limiting factor is the data on which the models are trained and not the actual “computation” than this would be exactly expected right?
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by hnaccount_rng 1y ago
But in order for an unskilled (no value judgement intended) person to fix that, this means having the technician run out to their house and find out whether that's the case. That's an hour of work, at least. What does a new oven r

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