nancyminusone

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by nancyminusone 1mo ago
It's gotta be something. The actual apps I use to do work on my phone either were included in the OS or downloaded long ago.
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by nancyminusone 1mo ago
This is part of the shtick - $34 is the "artist price" and for everyone else it's $11k. Basically he only wants the paint used to make art.
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by nancyminusone 1mo ago
>What does my position on health care have to do with my position on defense? Plenty if you're in charge of allocating finite resources. Look up "guns vs butter"
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by nancyminusone 1mo ago
Exactly zero plug in solutions should be outputing power during an outage, if designed correctly, because they will be backfeed out of the house and into a grid. Most legislation directly addresses this. So you're back to getting a tra
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by nancyminusone 1mo ago
You are correct. My area has had 3 in the past 5 months.
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by nancyminusone 1mo ago
>But if you’re my colleague and we’re in a Slack discussion and you post a wall of Claude output did you formerly hire copywriters for this task?
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by nancyminusone 1mo ago
What are you running that uses 30+ gallons of gasoline per day? Personal AI datacenter? I barely use that much in my car per month . You should be able to expect at least 4-6kwh per gallon at the generator output. So $25 worth of gas in a
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by nancyminusone 1mo ago
Do you use any of the AI features listed in the article, as shipped in the app? That's not the same thing as coding agents or cobbling together something for yourself.
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by nancyminusone 1mo ago
the name makes it seem like it only delivers bad news
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by nancyminusone 1mo ago
A large amount of the value is that you aren't allowed in.
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by nancyminusone 1mo ago
The very fact that it isn't is what makes it so valuable.
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
Somebody implemented this. If you did, you did, and I don't think you should be allowed to claim you didn't.
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
If you do this as an individual, this could get you anywhere from a misdemeanor to a felony in some states. If you're a cop and do it, it counts as a 4th amendment search. Neither "make the device" illegal, but they do make u
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
"that wasn't real capitalism" hmm, where have I heard that before?
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
Many of the simpler devices still do, at least mine do, though my washing machine just buzzes at the end of the cycle and doesn't play music or send me a text.
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
here's one https://www.datacentermap.com/usa/michigan/ann-arbor/related...
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
>upgraded to drone fleets I wouldn't do that unless you want your airspace filled with birdshot
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
Office workers get chronic conditions from sitting around all day too. Yet vary few jobs provide any such balance.
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
the way healthcare companies act now, they deserve bankruptcy
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
That Saline datacenter is the one I live closest to. I actually know a couple people who live right next to it. The above is basically what happened, but done in the open after that first lawsuit, to the tune of "do what we say or we&#
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
The articles premise seems to say clearly "you arent helping". The thought counts, yes, but in ignoring feedback it becomes arrogance.
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
I quite enjoy playing with robots, but I'd rather coordinate the design and installation of 1000 ramps than be involved with one walking liability sedan chair. If you care about results and reliability, no shit a competent engineer wil
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
>they value the water more than the electricity and yet I have a hard time believing they value the electricity less than the AI. Let them drink tokens!
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
be poor (minus electricity, I guess)
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
I thought they were real people, in a near future where everyone is so dependent on AI that not even a company so callous as to fire by video call would even think of depriving another human the tokens they need to get by.
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
Of course. But it's a bit like putting an image of the tank man on a circuit board if you order from china (which I have seen discussed, never found someone who actually did it). Most people don't do it, not because they are for o
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
Non sequitur. Neither most mathematicians nor Terry A. Davis are particularly well known for their literature abilities.
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
Some contractors are already barred from using Claude due to DoD designation back in March as a "supply chain risk"
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
How often are you asking an LLM about this? You know you can just google it, right? I have to admit it rarely comes up in the coding tasks I usually give to LLMs.
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by nancyminusone 2mo ago
The person who approves or uses the LLM output will be responsible of course. You can't just say "the computer did it" and expect to walk away. In the few cases I've seen, that seems to be how it's been going. Even

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