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mensetmanusman
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11mo ago
Ads on my desktop. Windows crashes that prevent me from filling my car at the tank.
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11mo ago
Except everyone who studies demographics knew Chinese real estate would collapse. With AI you have to predict whether or not people will make useful tools from this technology or whether we have peaked and nothing will be new.
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Live drills can be very dangerous and this was no exception, especially in unique environments where folks have little experience. We lose many first responders and military personnel from their regular work here. Who failed to inform the f
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11mo ago
Every poor country is dramatically wealthier than they were 70 years ago.
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11mo ago
That’s fine, just garbage it all.
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6B Miles Driven
(tesla.com)
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11mo ago
This is a fun walkthrough of the lunches in school every 10 years since 1900. The 70s-00s were wild! https://youtu.be/uiLUDJjQrhw
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11mo ago
After the mass graves hoax in Canada, it’s hard to take these stories designed for outrage and ad revenue seriously without more evidence than what is being presented. https://www.fraserinstitute.org/commentary/no-evide
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11mo ago
Maybe in that country, everywhere else in the world increases in prosperity mean fewer children.
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Everyone will be scammed by AI. If my parents are shown a spoofed video of me asking for money, why wouldn't they?
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cleaning 1 car can be a full time job.
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11mo ago
Which company will have a car you can summon next?
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11mo ago
Prosperity induced fertility collapse beat it to the punch.
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11mo ago
We understand now that we interface with LLMs using natural and unnatural language as the user interface. This is a very different fuzzy interface compared to programming languages. There will be techniques better or worse at interfacing. T
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Both parties in the US will celebrate the EU being more independent militarily. We are in a multipolar world with the dominance of China incoming and the western nations need to spread capability.
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11mo ago
Millions laughed, ergo joke.
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They were an objective joke/troll, but multiple psychological studies on certain mindset patterns under stress show that some are intellectually unable to get certain types of jokes.
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11mo ago
Let’s not downplay jokes. Lol
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11mo ago
Some of them are worried, but it depends on which echo chamber they subscribe to based on my on the ground northern information network.
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Not with the new satellite constellation. It’s now nearly impossible to destroy US second strike capability without total earth destruction.
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Vertical integration matters when you are your own major customer on a process that isn’t already done at scale somewhere else with no reason to change.
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Synthetic materials vary by many orders of magnitude in quality depending on the purity, molecular weights, antioxidant packages, processing conditions, etc
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“Why didn’t they wear their government mandated orolo while wheeling around their power cube?”
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https://seia.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/SMI20Q2202024_Ch... I think they will point to the growth rate of capability and squabble over alternative histories. Eg. If China was a friendly nation to its
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My favorite part about these class of materials is that the computational cost to design them is so high. We finally have computers powerful enough to design optical metamaterials with enough precision that they are a reasonably affordable
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1y ago
Try to experience an hour of 10,000 nits outdoor brightness per day.
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1y ago
Is their geography able to emulate what Africa has done with off grid pumps?
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https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11266-018-0039-2 Do you have this data out to 2025?
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Advanced automation in understructured environments is AI.
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I agree there’s a lot of daylight. As the US finishes transitioning to a low trust society, it’s worth considering how one would introduce changes that would return us to a high trust society in 100 years or so.
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