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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
That was after having his memory erased though. Which, if Flock streams automatically did the same thing, would probably help with the ethical issues for those they surveil.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
Always amused me that on the face of things, a CANDU looks just like a sideways RBMK. At least in terms of plumbing. There's clearly more to it than that.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
No I don't. So why say it?
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
I'm sorry, I do not take implied statements lightly in regards to medical.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
I can easily and cheaply generate nore megabytes per second per dollar by oversampling a heart rate monitor at hundreds of megahertz. Hell, why not hook up a second channel to the same signal and record it twice for double the megabytes? Do
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
I have made life changing things with it, just not anything so life changing I'd consider paying more than $25. Stingy bastard, I am.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
I've spent a grand total of $25 on AI ever, so apparently my answer is $25. But I'm not a big time software dev like the rest of you. When I bought my last GPU, running AI models locally was a consideration though not the only one
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
steals from you "lol, u mad?"
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
yeah, but they won't be paying you. Not today, not ever. That's a pretty fundamental premise of the whole AI phenomenon.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
perhaps it means you are more immune to poison, so you don't need to vomit
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Goomba_fallacy
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
The person using the network is the one who put a quarter in the payphone.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
I don't think I've ever heard a mechanical engineer say "torus" in my life unless they're talking about the car. When you are doing feedback with a human operator you use terms like "make this thicker" or
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
>signal lights tell me whether or not I can pass No they don't, they tell you and other vehicles to stop. You would fail your driving test if you depend only on the traffic lights and don't bother to verify it is safe to pass y
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
I'm not so good of a judge of these things but I don't think this is thst kind of article.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
>we can scale this up exponentially Lost me here. It usually means something will require exponentially more resources, and eventually a finite limit (money, time, raw materials, land, energy, lifespan, speed of light, etc) will be hit.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
I had a relative for which it was CNN. We even share the same political views, but watching that stuff or having it on in the background literally from 8 am until midnight is tiring.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
I do find it amusing how on the internet the X and Y can be governments or corporations, or the hosted platform itself. Seems like something a competent "we control everything" organization should be able to prevent. But as long a
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
I really forgot how stupid cable tv was 20 years ago. In my area, that old stuff is now getting broadcast over the air, which is the only kind of tv I get. It's not the history channel's Ancient Aliens exactly, but it is all the 2
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
I can assure you that people protesting the the one near where I live barely know or care about AI, but they know something is up when a giant evil fuckass building shows up seemingly overnight. Who knows what sort of horrible things are go
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
NASA does. The Russians had to switch back due to sanctions /s
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
Your source talks about the disinfection of air, contains no references to disinfection of skin, and only mentions skin three times, twice to specifically warn against skin damage from UVC exposure, and once to clairify which types of UV li
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
You are welcome to paint my opinion of trump in any color of light you like as long as it isn't UV-C.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
have a read for yourself: https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.gov/briefings-statements/re... As for me, I don't think you need a phd to read the warning stickers on bleach and isoproponal which say "do not injes
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
He did not tell anyone to do these things nor do I claim he did. He did ask his staff to "look into" whether either of these sanitation methods "could be used inside the human body", which is a bit like if I asked my doc
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
Sure, I'll grow up and listen to riffs about how inhaling bleach fumes "gets in the lungs and does a tremendous number" or being exposed to a "very powerful light" are thought by same man above as a potential remedy
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
Thats an easy mistake to make when you reuse the series name of your first chip and decide it's gonna be the family name now.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
if it were American it probably would have been hostile-takeovered by Qualcomm or someone else and tightened down long ago.
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
Trebuchet
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by nancyminusone 4mo ago
I don't recall anyone in my town being overly angry when fiber internet dug up their front yards. But the datacenter they couldn't stop has made national news multiple times. Also, what wealth? "Please allow me to exploit you

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