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by hparadiz 5mo ago
People are generally complaining about false positives. Now if you really wanna know what a real criminal organization would do... They'd just buy data center hardware even if it costs 200k because a successful targeted hit could yield
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
I've been at multiple companies where Google Drive and Docs/Sheets are the only thing people use.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
The Chromium source code is used to build ChromeOS so you're spot on.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
I wonder how many millions they are wasting on putting up these guardrails when it's a completely useless exercise that is a speed bump at best.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
In reality Europe will be left behind as usual.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
You don't get 1,361 W/m² of continuous free energy when you're Earth bound and all those pesky water molecules.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
Over the centuries I am sure there will be random satellites that are defunct that will be hacked or otherwise "taken over" by someone with the right skills. These things are tiny compared to the distances involved and in the futu
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
Suddenly the idea of having a CA hosted in space on a satellite issuing certs seems like a good idea.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
Sure let me wave a magic wand and have a data center that can meet all these regulations materialize before us. Yes I'm sure every American tech company is tripping over themselves rushing to build data centers that are subject to Euro
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
"fired" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PayPal_Mafia
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
It's quite simple. xAI bought a shit ton of GPUs for Grok thinking they would be competitive. When that didn't pan out they found themselves with either giving away Grok for mostly free or renting out the capacity to someone else
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
I assume the radiators will be in the shadow behind the solar panels and never facing the sun. That's seems like the easiest quick win.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
That's exactly what happened lol.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
My computer is 15,000 times faster and costs in inflation adjusted dollars half that of my computer in 1995. There's zero reason to think that won't happen over the next 30 years again. For whatever reason every generations thinks
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
> California is a failed state on a lot of fronts Some people really should just rm -rf their boot disk cause I feel dumber for having read their comment.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
Let's see. If Paypal was his only legacy he would have already done 99% more than most people but then he went on to build a car company that was the best selling electric car brand in the world for a decade and in the process standard
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
Both?!? Both.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
Relax man. He's a bipolar weirdo who isn't always likable but progress doesn't always come from likeable people. And the fact of the matter is he has actually delivered on a bunch of stuff I thought I'd never see in my l
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
There should be a high speed rail for every minor leg along the way. Efficiency is relative. People should be able to ship their car by this system instead of renting if they chose. Or use it to go sight seeing in any direction along it&#x2
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
He's sending the weirdest mixed signals. If we want to hit anywhere near 1 on the Kardashev scale we're gonna need a planet wide high speed rail system. They should just give the major tech companies naming rights to the stations
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
I already walked away with a 140k gain in TSLA. I did get some SpaceX t-shirts though. Most of my portfolio is decidedly boring right now.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
The video they posted today outlines their specs. They are gonna be smaller. About 100T. Based on Starlink architecture but with way larger radiators and solar panels. Apparently the design is simpler than existing Starlinks because it has
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
I want some shares purely as a novelty. Don't really care about the price. It's not about making money. It's about owning a piece of the future.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
This sounds like something someone at IBM in 1986 would say trying to sell their mainframes. "PCs will never be a thing. No one's gonna want a computer." I'm seeing some impressive results from folks that can afford 10k+
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
That's actually a really good sign if they are getting that many consumer subs. I was expecting it to be more like 1:4.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
Most people using ChatGPT aren't using it for coding. They are using it for writing emails, working with spreadsheets, doing research, and writing reports. They could not care less about the coding aspect of language models. ZIRP in th
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
You are kind of glossing over the B2B market where contract pricing is basically just MBA vibes and the fact that people don't really care necessarily about the performance of the language model once it hits a baseline. They care about
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
That's why Dropbox exists. Superior in every way.
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
I've seen all sorts of situations. The problem is that after updates OneDrive tends to turn itself on or enable syncing when it was previously disabled without telling you. Or you use a Microsoft account to install something through th
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by hparadiz 5mo ago
You are the example I was pointing out. At no point did I say anything about a company account. This happens on all windows machines. You can for example login to a machine acting as a server simply to use the Microsoft store to install som

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