iamerroragent

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by iamerroragent 3y ago
This will likely last you: https://www.dyson.com/lighting
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
"The obvious one is how many people will responsibly recycle their batteries once replaced?" Okay: The obvious one is how many people will responsibly recycle their devices once replaced? "A battery left in a drawer is as bad
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
"Only the LEDs I have in table lamps have survived more than five years. All enclosed bulbs die from cheap components and heat damage. " Part of the problem is trying to make LEDs work in our preexisting lighting systems which req
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
So it's easier to make use of an old device when the battery holds a charge. You can recycle batteries.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
As someone with dyslexia this seems interesting. I wish they were less opaque about their business model. I don't believe I'll be signing up after the demo because it's incredibly unclear. Reading the terms of service suggest
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Call me cynical but I suspect that many old American's with money are not going to be too concerned about funding social programs. If anything I suspect they would welcome the cuts because of 'lower taxes'.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
"America, and many other western nations, face long-term harm unless they can come up with a solution. 'Declining birth rates will put America in a position where there are 'more older people and fewer workers,' Dr Kearn
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Already a business: https://www.podshare.com/
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Instead of replacing a battery people replace the device. Is that a net win in your book?
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I think it still works to inform the reader that 'per' was intended. https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/sic-meaning-us...
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/03/richard-stallman... I was out of the loop about what Stallman was being smeared for. "Many years ago I posted that I could not see anything wrong about sex bet
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_media "There is no undisputed definition of state media or government media. The most common definition of state media or government media refers to any media organization that
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
The Federal Government prints the dollar. If you buy something with that dollar, did the Federal Government fund your expense? It's just as disingenuous to say NPR is directly funded by the Federal government as it is to say NPR receiv
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
If you really want to delve into how, where, and whom makes the news I suggest start by looking at the Associated Press, Agence France-Presse, and Reuters: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/News_agency https://e
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPR#Funding I'm seeing about ~10% from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) which if I'm reading correctly is itself primarily funded by Federal grants.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Here is how NPR is funded: https://www.npr.org/about-npr/178660742/public-radio-finance... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPR#Funding
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
No. Children build the products. https://www.businessinsider.com/apple-knowingly-used-child-l...
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Are you sincerely suggesting that Amish, to the general American population, are not considered backwards thinking when it comes to technology and dress?
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Parts of Linden are just as close if not closer to OSU than Clintonville. Linden also has parks and stores just like Clintonville. And with crime I suggest looking at where the crime happens, it's typically particular to a few main str
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
This is really elucidating. Thank you and your time for writing that out.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Jobs is a salesman. Not an engineer. An eye for aesthetics perhaps. Getting people to buy your shit is a necessary function for any business. For advice on actually making something, I'd consider Woz more.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Point is that even groups we often associate with backwards thinking still will do the reasonable thing like caring about their health and listening to medical professionals.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I'm curious when you say LLM convert words in to vectors, is it similar to vectors in physics, with one part being a magnitude and the other part being a direction?
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Well suit yourself but for me personally it makes me really question the persons ability to reason in all other aspects of life as well. I think it's dangerous to ascribe talent and expertise to someone just because they made a shit to
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
"I hope they strongly reconsider their life choices." Well unfortunately Steve waited too long to do that.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I agree with you. However consider how much you could get from people's data and a large wealth of information to train on while you're also trying to develop driverless cars and want to make sure people buy your stuff and not som
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Um Twitter dropped in price AFTER Musk offered to buy it at above market value if I'm recalling correctly. He put himself in that position willingly. He didn't buy it to liberate it. He bought it to make money off of it.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
How is that appropriately analogous? Do you go to your doctor for advice about iPhones? Ironically I did learn how to get a dead engine to start via an Amish mechanic (he ran a business repairing generators for his community)
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I've worked hand-in-hand with technologly static religiously devout Amish. They listen to their doctor.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I have a thing for not taking advice from someone that doesn't listen to their doctor.

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