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by kleer001 4y ago
except, of course as entertainment, anthropology, keeping up with kiddos, and emergent culture, etc...
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by kleer001 4y ago
there's many more, it's a constant churn and not really worth it
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by kleer001 4y ago
> Google the meaning of those terms. Yup, that's the thing to do. > trouble with keeping up Trouble? That's just learning. It's a bit of friction. But it's worth the effort. Language (esp English) evolves at a brea
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by kleer001 4y ago
With poetic license, yes. But only at a low resolution of analysis, if you squint. Otherwise there's a mountain of difference between the inherent intentions. One is fraud, the other is servicing a new group of customers to make their
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by kleer001 4y ago
Whole foods and foods you cook yourself don't have any added fake sugar.
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by kleer001 4y ago
That's the very definition of advice, an opinon. Esp considering their 4 points.
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There's plenty of universities in the world with nominal fees.
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by kleer001 4y ago
> All the magic and passion I had entering my degree has all but disappeared. Good. Let it die. Magic won't put food on the table, a roof over your head, or build you a family (which you might want to start thinking about, the good
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by kleer001 4y ago
25 eh? I envy you. You're frontal lobes have just come online. You can finally make good long term decisions. Sadly the time to move to the SF bay was in the early 1990's. So, don't chase someone else's dreams. Your goal
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large language models
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by kleer001 4y ago
That's always the risk with someone else holding your money. The brilliance (the curse and the blessing) of crypto is that you can be your bank that way, self custody.
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by kleer001 4y ago
here's a pop-sci whole thing about the feasibility of orbital based defense/offense https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_n1FZaKzF8 tl:dr they're crazy expensive, impossible to aim, and you'd need lots of th
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by kleer001 4y ago
> crypto falling apart Citation please
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by kleer001 4y ago
> ready to drop kinetic warheads from orbit I don't think those are a thing. It's so much easier and cheaper and faster to launch things from the ground (or water).
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by kleer001 4y ago
Ithkuil, however, is very precise :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ithkuil
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by kleer001 4y ago
I hope nothing, because at that point it would become slavery to run them.
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by kleer001 4y ago
> ... that doesn't really advance humankind. How could you possibly know that?
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by kleer001 4y ago
You might get more traction with an "Ask:" Additionally without much more direction the best anyone can give won't be bespoke. What are you personal interests?
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by kleer001 4y ago
Fair enough. However, I was assuming OP would balance their soft skills with their tech skills and aim more for management and eventually a CO position. IMHO softskills(tm) mostly leads to sales only and, funnily enough, a lot more opportun
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by kleer001 4y ago
> I don't see why anybody bothers to buy it. It's fairly obvious. I've exited the Apple ecosystem and I still see the appeal. "It just works." It may not be your cup of tea, but for millions of others it does the
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by kleer001 4y ago
dusting, cleaning in general child care /s
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by kleer001 4y ago
> The data is pretty much publicly available. But the money to run the servers is not.
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by kleer001 4y ago
I'm not looking forward to the balkanization of the internet. It's very convenient at the moment.
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by kleer001 4y ago
Do the same maths with Hemp, Bamboo, algae and include the energy to accomplish that.
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by kleer001 4y ago
> translate this to a marketable skill set. Don't. Learn soft skills. Put all that tech in the cupboard. How? Man, I don't know, but I bet there's plenty of material out there. Maybe get a job in a service industry that ki
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by kleer001 4y ago
Not at all. Why would it? Best I could think is that some might be more direct or thoughtful about their communication.
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by kleer001 4y ago
How would being human scale to those thousands of people? Seems impossible to do. Why spend money and time on people that aren't employees.
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by kleer001 4y ago
Yes. Lovely tech. Heartfelt Ai. And frustratingly dense as a toffee pudding protagonist that had me throwing my phone at the TV.
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Arrrr, right matey
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by kleer001 4y ago
50% of the population has below average intelligence. But seriously, the math tells us that IQs below 87 number about 16% of the population. Those people have have an difficult time remembering complex enough instructions that the US Army d

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