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by krunck 1y ago
> Here is the analogy worth remembering: Horses did not disappear when cars arrived. But they stopped being essential. Are we preparing for a future where a significant portion of the population is economically obsolete? The analogy does
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by krunck 1y ago
How was the music sent? AM? FM? Digital?
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by krunck 1y ago
What fascinates me is the stable structure in the first video. Everything is so ephemeral yet that structure remains largely in place and in the same shape yet it's internals are seething.
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by krunck 1y ago
Something that should never be built. Along with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supersonic_Low_Altitude_Missil... .
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by krunck 1y ago
Anybody wanting to get started making regular chairs using traditional methods I highly recommend Make a Chair from a Tree by Jennie Alexander: https://lostartpress.com/products/make-a-chair-from-a-tree In the book she
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by krunck 1y ago
https://archive.is/xnggL
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by krunck 1y ago
While destroying the meaning of rebellion - which we could use a bit of right now.
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by krunck 1y ago
But hey, at least by being forced to give crypto exchanges all our personal details we're all super protected from the four horsemen: money laundering, drugs, terrorism and pornography.
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by krunck 1y ago
https://archive.is/k0oQ9
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Linux kernel to drop 486 and early 586 support(theregister.com)
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by krunck 1y ago
It's not for you to 'get'. It's for the artist to expunge ideas from their brain into the physical world to satisfy some internal urge.
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by krunck 1y ago
The difference between the British to American transition and American to Chinese transition is that the first was between allies whereas the second is between arch-rivals. Then add to the mix that the waning empire is now run by a circus o
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by krunck 1y ago
Boycott GlobalX.
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by krunck 1y ago
I sure wish we(humanity) could have progressed further with fusion technology before the AI craze came long. Now we're going to be locked into fission(and it's externalities) for long time.
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What about eyeballs?
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by krunck 1y ago
Can't help thinking about the Kier Eagan animatronic statue in Severance.
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by krunck 1y ago
There are so many projects like this but how many have had an outside audit of their code? Yay, it's got encryption and stuff! But how well has it been implemented?
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by krunck 1y ago
I sure hope all this "We need (fisson)nuke power now because AI." activity doesn't distract us from our need to fund clean fusion energy research.
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by krunck 1y ago
How do you get a decent ECG with a wearable that has a single point of contact with the skin. If you need to touch a contact on the device to get a two lead equivalent ECG then how can this be real time monitoring?
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by krunck 1y ago
I wonder what voltage is used on the caps? The higher the voltage the greater the energy density(assuming the dielectric can handle it): E = (CV^2)/2 where E is the stored energy, C is the capacitance, and V is the applied voltage
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by krunck 1y ago
It's not like Israel doesn't already have the highest level of access to the administration's plans. Canada could be made the 51st state and Israel would still have more access to the Trump administrations plans. There is som
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by krunck 1y ago
> This is why a competent and well staffed bureaucracy is so important. Try: "This is why a competent and well staffed science institute is so important." Bureaucracy not required.
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by krunck 1y ago
Alternative app distribution systems are the future. I love you f-Droid.
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by krunck 1y ago
Isn't the real metric of concern the absolute amount of CO2 generated that will have an impact on the environment? That every person's AI queries contributes a small amount to the CO2 production doesn't make the sum of all CO
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by krunck 1y ago
Not working on Copilot. "Sorry, I can't chat about this. To Save the chat and start a fresh one, select New chat."
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by krunck 1y ago
Excellent question. Isn't that required by law in the US now?
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by krunck 1y ago
"...but is this extreme simplification too much for American consumers?" Not this one. It's the premiumization that drove me away from every EV product out there. Plus, load up the back with more batteries and you've got
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by krunck 1y ago
Stuff like this(and fusion) is where we should be putting our research energies.
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by krunck 1y ago
Another problem is the social fragmentation caused by electronic social interaction being split among so many different platforms: Facebook, WhatsApp, Viber, iMessage, SMS, etc. Even the device platform you choose segregates you. There are
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by krunck 1y ago
People taking pictures with you in them without your permission, whether intentional or not, are invading your privacy.

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