nelox

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by nelox 4mo ago
We’ve successfully outsourced pollution too.
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by nelox 4mo ago
The peak of cascading effects from errant dependencies has yet to come
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by nelox 4mo ago
Home schooling will boom as a result
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by nelox 4mo ago
When should children be given a smartphone? The answer is whenever you think your child is ready to view porn.
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by nelox 4mo ago
At some point it will be Gmail talking to itself.
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by nelox 4mo ago
His experience at PayPal during the dot-com period gives him direct knowledge of how speculation can lead to major losses. This background encourages careful analysis of current conditions rather than automatic acceptance that all is well.
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by nelox 4mo ago
Listen to the author of “A Brief History of Financial Bubbles” argue why it probably isn’t a bubble: https://api.substack.com/feed/podcast/260347/s/233172.rss https://podcasts.apple.com/u
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by nelox 4mo ago
What a stupid proposition. The capitalisation has already flowed to theses companies through private means.
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by nelox 4mo ago
The climate change deniers are gonna love this. CO2 from soil.
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by nelox 4mo ago
It is not too far fetched to see NVIDIA acquiring Microsoft for the vertically integrated advantages Apple enjoys. [edit:typo]
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by nelox 4mo ago
Look at the P/E ratio Amazon has had for years and come back with a better argument. [edit:typo]
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by nelox 4mo ago
MIT should know better that Natural Selection ≠ Genius
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by nelox 4mo ago
Arguably, Google has all your info anyway.
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by nelox 4mo ago
They’ll all be offering to run from the cloud with the next 3-4 months.
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by nelox 4mo ago
I'm going on vacation. I have a life critical device I depend on for said life. What would happen if said device failed? Like many of the other comments, surely a diabetic would be familiar with the risks? Apparently not.
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by nelox 4mo ago
AI is expensive and ad revenue alone won't cover it.
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by nelox 5mo ago
With the advent of AI, I’d expect these resources to become a goldmine within about 20 years. Libraries will become hives of activity as dens of nostalgia.
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by nelox 5mo ago
China says thank you.
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by nelox 5mo ago
xAI’s turbines produce meaningful local/regional pollution (especially NOx in a vulnerable area) but represent a rounding error nationally and globally.
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by nelox 5mo ago
I predict SpaceX will subsume Anthropic at some point.
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by nelox 5mo ago
No NFC or RF?
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by nelox 5mo ago
Gitea is good too
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by nelox 5mo ago
The Melbourne epidemic thunderstorm asthma event 2016: an investigation of environmental triggers, effect on health services, and patient risk factors https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanplh/article/PIIS2542
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by nelox 5mo ago
One man’s insurance premium, is another man’s blackmail fee.
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by nelox 5mo ago
H4ndM4.de
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by nelox 5mo ago
The Bible contains many verifiable historical references supported by archaeology and ancient records, even as a primarily theological text. Here are three examples: 1. The Tel Dan Stele and the House of David This 9th-century BCE inscripti
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by nelox 5mo ago
> Moving forward, the department will also design and implement AI checks and declarations as part of its internal approval processes Read it first?
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by nelox 5mo ago
That is the very reason the open source models exist. Prestige and soft power to influence interest away from American models and hopefully slow down their progress.
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by nelox 5mo ago
Sent from iPhone
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by nelox 5mo ago
They Live!

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