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by krunck 3y ago
Then we'll create a distributed infrastructure for the creation of models. Run some program and donate spare GPU cycles to generate public AI tools that will be made available to all.
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by krunck 3y ago
Yep. A printed journal issue can sit on a shelf for years and years consuming zero energy and requiring zero raw materials. Yet the entire time it is accessible and usable. To keep a PDF of that issue online and accessible(assuming you have
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by krunck 3y ago
Loyalty is a great characteristic to have in a dog. Humans should put a bit more thought and skepticism into their devotion to employer, country, party, religion, etc.
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by krunck 3y ago
For the short term if you don't want your data leaked, don't give it away to others. For the long term support research into Homomorphic_encryption.
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by krunck 3y ago
"If the Supreme Court sides with the 5th Circuit, thereby forcing social media sites to publish or not publish certain types of speech, in effect the government will ironically be trampling on the First Amendment rights of social media
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by krunck 3y ago
Nice AI generated image of random BS with the caption: "Here, the researchers show that the Ab-like peptides also can be generated from a different source – C. albicans. Credit: Neuroscience News"
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by krunck 3y ago
Everybody here seems to forget that propaganda exists.
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by krunck 3y ago
Is your machine using the best driver for the video hardware of the laptop? The right video driver will save tons of power.
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by krunck 3y ago
An don't get me started on nested scrollable areas...
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by krunck 3y ago
Humanure is great except for all the pharmaceuticals we put in our bodies and other junk that goes down the drain. A lot of the pharmaceuticals do not break down in our bodies nor in the soil. People dump a lot of random stuff into the sewe
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by krunck 3y ago
"Agriculture" does not always equate to fruits and vegetables for humans. Corn and soy for export is agriculture. So is lettuce and tomatoes for local consumption. The point is we need locally grown food for local consumption. I l
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by krunck 3y ago
Coffee grounds make a great fertilizer - a far less energy intensive use than charing for use in concrete.
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by krunck 3y ago
> But all they found, at the capsule's bottom, was some silt, which the academics said they would sift through later. Such an odd thing to call it "silt". Did they measure the grain size? Anyhow, maybe whatever was in the
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by krunck 3y ago
In a midwest neighborhood of modest houses built in the 1920's inhabited by families with children. Just one example.
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by krunck 3y ago
Just wait... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thirst#Elderly
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by krunck 3y ago
As we age our "thirst response" becomes less reliable. I really don't get thirsty until I am starting to become dehydrated. It's good to have a guideline to inform my self-imposed daily drinking regimen.(which I have a h
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by krunck 3y ago
They're all underweight.
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by krunck 3y ago
I remember the Fred Fish disk well. I always looked forward to getting a new one in the mail.
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by krunck 3y ago
"...it[using a CDN] also has downsides when it comes to privacy, security, and systemic risk, and it may actually be slower in some common cases. Here are some reasons not to use a javascript CDN, and some alternatives to consider inst
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Reasons to Avoid JavaScript CDNs(blog.wesleyac.com)
3 points by krunck 3y ago|1 comments
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by krunck 3y ago
Sounds very energy intensive compared to other methods being researched. I am also wondering: what is the mechanism of breakdown of the molecules?
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by krunck 3y ago
Good, so I'm not the only one.
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by krunck 3y ago
Same variable that controls the democrats_in_power->republicans_in_power->democrats_in_power cycle: the cyclic nature of complex systems created out of human society. Whats important is not what controls the cycle, but that the only t
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by krunck 3y ago
Lets not forget the first Newtek demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzwUQIvhHzw Such a classic. I remember playing this as a kid over and over just because I loved the music. I had no idea that it was "Paranoimia&qu
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by krunck 3y ago
As long as you are not in opposition to some future government.
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by krunck 3y ago
The last image has big toes for thumbs.
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by krunck 3y ago
Information is money and power. No one deletes that.
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by krunck 3y ago
Corporations use governments to get around laws and regulations. Governments uses corporations to get around the constitution. They each get what they want and the people get screwed.
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by krunck 3y ago
Whether there is structure or no structure, you must always be on guard against the power seekers. They are the universal problem. You must question them, challenge them, and never take your eyes off of them.
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by krunck 3y ago
It's what the US has been doing since WWII.

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