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by mbfg 1y ago
I live in a pretty sleepy farm type area, with a growing town in the middle. There are most of the main restaurant attractions. My wife and I are always amazed as we drive by the back to back Chili's, Outback and Texas RoadHouse., that
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by mbfg 2y ago
Even at this tariff rate, it's unlikely US manufacturing will compete on price with china, etc. So likely won't help US business, and will crush lower/middle class people. This is true, imo, even after whatever long ramp up p
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by mbfg 2y ago
i thought i remembered studies where people who know they are being prayed for have worse outcomes than those that don't. The guess being some kind of performance anxiety. Couldn't track down the details, so perhaps just my own mi
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by mbfg 2y ago
i think you'd be surprised what supporters could tolerate. "It's not happening to me...."
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by mbfg 2y ago
i thought the famous puzzle was 4, 4s
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by mbfg 2y ago
I wonder how much TikTok will have to personally pay Trump to get reinstated. What would that be worth? Is it a one time fee, or could it repeat over time. Bad situation to be in for TikTok.
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by mbfg 2y ago
I have never had a computer that was ever even close to being fast enough, and i doubt i ever will. I guess it depends on what you use them for. I still deal with 20 minute compile times. Let me know when that drops to 10 seconds.
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by mbfg 2y ago
The crazy part of the babel myth is that it tells a store of what seems like the first time in human history where people of all backgrounds came together, lived in peace, made technological progress, and god couldn't stand that, as it
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by mbfg 2y ago
at least not until we can scrub our about us executive web pages.
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by mbfg 2y ago
Isn't this true of basically any country?
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by mbfg 2y ago
Except that no one trusts Barney down the hall that has stack overflow open 24/7. People naturally trust AI implicitly.
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by mbfg 2y ago
Most of this tho, really, is what we do all the time with other types of animals (minus the hitech cloning aspect). We import genetic material to breed horses for instance, all the time. The article didn't say they killed the animal. I
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by mbfg 2y ago
Seems like the obvious response is to create a deepfake of the judge giving a monstorous offensive answer as to why he overruled the law.
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by mbfg 2y ago
To me the real infraction was the potential for causing disease in the native population. The rest, while morally dubious, doesn't feel like it's illegal.
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by mbfg 2y ago
What is the first?
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by mbfg 2y ago
these car owners just didn't opt into the closed hood premium package.
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by mbfg 2y ago
I've got to believe x86 is in the running. We don't think of it because it is the dominate architecture, but it's kind of crazy.
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by mbfg 2y ago
Certainly they won't keep up with inflation. So it's possible they won't exactly regress, but they will fall back as things get more expensive, and salaries don't go up.
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by mbfg 2y ago
>> I'd describe it as a stream of thought, not bound to any language. as it's your head i accept that at face value. However i couldn't possibly understand how that could possibly work. How do you think not in a langua
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by mbfg 2y ago
I can't say this is backed by anything, i don't know, but my gut feel is humans are somewhat different in that they have developed language both spoken and written to such an extent, that now there is a constant journaller as part
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by mbfg 2y ago
I imagine these things will break all the time, and have restrictive contracts on who can repair them at high dollar figures, see Mcdonalds ice cream machines X 100.
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by mbfg 2y ago
I'd say this might be the best evidence so far that google's AI has passed the Turing test, and is indistinguishable from humans.
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by mbfg 2y ago
Didn't we have just that?, i'm sure there are tons of history that can fill in any gaps you may have in what it was like.
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by mbfg 2y ago
No doubt AI will be a force multiplier. But that in no way says it will help the masses. It will help the owners of the tech. You might be able to find some tangential ways where it may help the bottom somewhat, but in the end the disparity
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by mbfg 3y ago
features that make strings easier to use are bad in my opinion. the number one problem in java is people circumventing the type system with strings. switch on strings is there, as are switch expressions. records now removes the need for get
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by mbfg 3y ago
My understanding of [[The “Pick 2 out of 3” interpretation implies that network partitions are optional, something you can opt-in or opt-out of.]] is you can choose to not have a distributed system.
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by mbfg 3y ago
don't like ev? ok. even cheaper https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5O5Wr2qTLLw&pp=ygUVdG95b3RhI...
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by mbfg 3y ago
who cares. you can buy 3 of them
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by mbfg 3y ago
it the war moves to poland, it's likely nuclear.
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by mbfg 3y ago
If only the russians planned some mission to mimas, we'd have a budget in days.

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