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by lm28469 7mo ago
imho there are multiple, starting with the pension and healthcare system which are not sustainable with the current demography trend, which pushed them into going all in with immigration, which fractured whatever was left of german identity
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by lm28469 7mo ago
They're all that small if you split them as OP did. Just look at "transportation", it's like 25% of co2 emitted globally, but once you break it down: Aviation is 2.5%: https://ourworldindata.org/global-av
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by lm28469 8mo ago
There are a lot of reports of people, and animals, who can smell some cancers and other diseases. It's not very well studied but I don't think it's far fetched
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by lm28469 8mo ago
You can split up every single industries/topics/&c. into "yeah but it only use 1.5% of energy", "yeah but it only produces 1.5% of the co2" Guess what happens when you add them up...
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Meanwhile gemini tells me my go code doesn't compile (it does) Gaslight me by telling me I must be a time traveler because I use go 1.26 but the latest version actually is 1.24 And tell me I can't use wg.Go() because this function
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by lm28469 8mo ago
You can't keep asking for 100b every 6 months if you don't give the impression of progress
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Yeah without knowing the climate, temperature delta and insulation these values don't really mean much.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
A friend has been interned in a psychiatric hospital for a month and counting for some sort of psychosis, regardless of the pre existing conditions chatgpt 100% definitely played a role in it, we've seen the chats. A lot of people don&
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by lm28469 8mo ago
I saw this today: https://www.reddit.com/r/KidsAreFuckingStupid/comments/1rk3t... If apple products are even a tiny bit more durable I wouldn't be surprise if it's more cost effective to switch to t
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Sure but it's very unlikely that it would perform worse in a laptop than in a phone, thermals are better, power supplies are beefier, batteries much larger, &c.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
a18 scores better than m1 in single thread benchmark and about the same in multi thread https://browser.geekbench.com/ios_devices/iphone-16 https://browser.geekbench.com/macs/macbook-air-late-2020
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> you can buy an older model macbook Air and get the full experience at similar prices. Not many countries allow tax return and expenses on used computers
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Nobody uses 5090s in datacenter either
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> Europe is in trouble because they can't get gas from Russia, Qatar stopped supplying gas 60% of it comes from the US, a lot from northern Africa too, not much comes from the middle east
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Only the m3 ultra supported more than 128gb, I don't think they used them on anything other than the studio.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
All I'm saying is that the comparison doesn't make sense. The 5090 is faster on a small subset of tasks if attached to a computer which ends up being 3x the price of a m5 machine that fit the same model or the same price as a mach
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by lm28469 8mo ago
You can also buy a 64gb mini, save $1k and do more work than what you could do with a single 5090. In Europe I can get a 128gb mac studio m4 max for 300 euros more than a 5090 (for which you still need to buy a power supply, motherboard, cp
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Because it's the same shit every year for the past 5 years with the M line. 2010 to 2015 was a major improvement, 2015 to 2020 was a major improvement, now they pretty much solved the computer/laptop problem for 99% of people. I&#
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> NVIDIA RTX 5090 already offers 1,792 GB/s You can buy two m5 pro base model for the same price as a single 5090...
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by lm28469 8mo ago
They sell you 1gb LPDDR5X for $25 while buying it at $5, don't worry for their margins...
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by lm28469 8mo ago
They have like 40%+ margin on hardware, even when raw mem chips quadruple in price I doubt they lose more than a few single digit percent of margin and I wouldn't be surprised if they decided to take the hit to keep their pricing the s
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Wannabe Tony Stark love these gadgets, and there are a lot of them out there. Just look at what tech content is trending on youtube &co these days, we got gangrened by influencers like most other hobbies/lucrative industries
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by lm28469 8mo ago
I'm convinced more than 50% of "human" web traffic is already automated, blog posts, comments, social media, &c.
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by lm28469 8mo ago
You can always pirate Adobe prod cts, it is always morally correct
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Why do you bring up China here? Trump has done more harm to the west in 10 years than China in the last century
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> Muslim idealogy If you can't differentiate muslims from islamists you can probably keep your comments for yourself...
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by lm28469 8mo ago
Yes and Devstral 2 24b q4 is supposed to be 90% as good but it can't even reliably write to a file on my machine. There are the benchmarks, the promises, and what everybody can try at home
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by lm28469 8mo ago
> their country Not even, I was taking the US as an example because they're at the front of this "tech will deliver us" hypothesis
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by lm28469 8mo ago
When your job and commute is 70% of your awake time I can assure you are very well defined by your job
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by lm28469 8mo ago
So you're telling me that if you won $1b tomorrow you wouldn't know what to do besides continuing your 9 to 5 until you die?

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