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What a coincidence, I had that discussion with my friends yesterday. We came to conclusions that the scenarios of rebuilding society back up are based on the type of collapse. The greater drop (destruction events) and greater time gap befor
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I agree with your post, however I would bring a different point of interest to it. Comparing ChatGPT to other tools is all fine, but taking a step back and thinking about next ChatGPT tool that will be created is probably bit more concernin
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3y ago
Ahhh, we will test in production and see what happens...
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3y ago
Thats a fair point. One could argue that making easy to install Dolphin is an incentive to sell steam deck. So people can play switch games without having switch
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As a counter argument in one sentence you say > Will Nintendo suffer the same fate? Highly unlikely. In next you suggest not to discount something "Highly unlikely". That's basically a Pascal Wager territory. Building clos
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3y ago
Give me a single reason why nintendo would even begin to consider partnering with valve. Nintendo is famous for its closed and closely controlled ecosystem. Partnering with apple to release a mobile game is a bad (outlier) example as ninten
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3y ago
Are you forgetting that little something at the back of rocket that is so hot it can melt itself? Even managing propellant tanks is complicated dilema. Take a big jug of water that is half full and slosh it around. Its one of thousands smal
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3y ago
disclaimer, i dont think communism could ever work on current humans (there will always be people who will exploit system), it works great on paper or for ants etc. That said can you give me an example of the communism you described as &quo
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3y ago
Yes it would be, so what sane person would sign up for it? The chance we would see a person standing on surface of mars is 0%, unless there is some revolutionary scientific/engineering breakthrough or an actual threat to life on earth.
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Its not about getting there, but coming back (or in the least staying and surviving). And there are so many problems that need solving first before we start planning anything. The martian soil is toxic and currently we are unable to use it
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How? They clearly have no launch pad system that can survive the back-blast. Unless they just trash another launch pad risking another rocket to debris damage.
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I present you: Ready Player One Ernest Cline 4.23 1,099,069 ratings 99,154 reviews It joined club of handful of books that I just stopped reading and threw into trash. Yet its 4.23 as of writing! There are different tastes and likes, but th
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3y ago
Occupy Wall Street was movement that scared the hell out of elites, and tracking of what happened with the movement and afterwards shows how it was dismantled and suppressed afterwards. At later stages the Occupy movement was infiltrated by
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3y ago
I have trouble finding new authors or good books on there to the point that I stopped trying. I only use it for reading up reviews. I was kinda shocked reading through their top X list and finding absolute garbage, rated 8+. I wonder if the
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3y ago
the thing is that IF is a keto diet. The theory is that during IF period your body depletes all carbs stores and is forced into ketosis o produce energy.
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One note from experience. Its better to stay under 50kcals (bit of milk with coffee), than to have small amounts of food (breaking autophagy). Small amount of food will cause hunger triggers making you hungry all the time. With no calories
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But thats not the issue. The issue is that companies are forcing people into offices. Nobody forces anyone into WFH (as a trend). It a mute point, that people like different work environments or that different tasks might require different
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Its worth bringing up that his shaky mental state was probably very influential on his work.
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I am interested why governments are not setting up national drug production companies. Cheap healthcare products ensures more productive society, that needs less spend on healthcare and pays more taxes. National businesses do not care for b
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The first few are quite enjoyable flicks. I watched few randomly but it quickly became boring. They quickly became copy and paste with bit of a different paint movies. I would suggest to watch Logan, its excellent.
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In a line of circuit breakers it is impossible to not know which one is off. Unless they are all randomly off and on for some strange reason
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3y ago
is it boiling just water in microwave or water and tea bag? First sounds ok, second abomination.
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Sharing a meal is a strong bonding ritual. I read long time ago a study of families who eat together and those who dont. Families who share meals have higher cohesion and better relations. Its important to consider where those traditions ca
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maybe I should move to germany :)
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driver assist not autopilot. Tesla is calling their driver assist an "Autopilot"(tm) and actively misleading people that they can 'let go of the wheel'. Such language and marketing campaigns are actively killing uninform
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there was a guy in other post on this story. He says that testing of the composite materials is really difficult in comparison with metal. As they fail catastrophically without material stress. Quotes like: "Lochridge’s concerns mainly
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... or people who don't need that experience to now compete against you.
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> Technology has been displacing jobs for decades. Life is about learning and adapting. As long as you commit to adapting quickly, learning new skills as necessary and being open to different types of jobs, you should be fine. That seem
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This is correct to a degree, but consider what doors GTP is opening. Its slow erosion of our responsibilities. If AI can do some of your work with minimal supervision then sooner or later managers will figure it out and reduce you job scope
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I have noticed people look at animal or machines and try to figure out if they are as complex as humans in order to figure out if they are conscious or not. But almost never you see logic applied other way around, maybe we are just bunch of
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