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by noosphr 4mo ago
That's just as wrong in the opposite direction, y2k was a thing because two bytes were worth the saving in 1980, and we really needed those two bytes.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
Money is a poor substitute for people who care. The only people who think otherwise are terminally online losers who have never organized anything larger than a birthday party.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
Yes, I really want pedophiles to know just how old my kids are.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
They changed the live system from having line by line scrolling to pixel scrolling after Jobs asked why they didn't do it during the lunch break.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
When these threads show up it is always funny that Germans are shocked anyone expects anything else and everyone is shocked at Germany. Luckily with how the current German economy is doing this is a problem that will solve itself. It's
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by noosphr 4mo ago
All problems in project Euler have closed form solutions. The computer programming part of it is just a quick way to develop candidate solutions.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
If you already have the electrodes installed in your brain you can use stimulation circuitry from the courtocal labs cl1 to get a bidirectional bci. https://corticallabs.com/cl1 Unfortunately getting that as elective surger
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by noosphr 4mo ago
Valve open silicon when? I believe in you Gabe.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
Just like solar then. Or are we only happy with state subsidies when China does it?
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by noosphr 4mo ago
And yet we had a natural nuclear reactor that's been self contained for 2 billion years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_nuclear_fission_reacto...
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by noosphr 4mo ago
>Imagine that your people had the land you'd been living on for countless generations invaded, taken from them after a bloody campaign, where the survivors were forced into poverty in concentration camps, where they could not leave,
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by noosphr 4mo ago
For a Chinese century you'd need there to be anyone in China in a century. With the one child policy they have run out of young women and are running out of middle aged men. The Chinese, and Asian, population pyramids make Europe look
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by noosphr 4mo ago
In a previous project I ended up talking with a scientist who couldn't shut up about how she was 1/4th Indigenous and how many grants that could open for our collaboration. If I wanted racial purity in my collaborators it get a ti
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by noosphr 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five-year_plans_of_China Have a chat with deep seek about the goals of the CCP. When you run local models you run socialism.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
The personal computer is empowering, the thing client connecting to a mainframe isn't. AI local rigs feel like the pc did in 1980.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
They have a centrally planned economy. It's almost like the Chinese communist party is indeed made up of communists.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
The eternal mainframe wheel keeps spinning.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
Dario was literally asking for hardware exports to be banned using the same laws as were used to ban his model. The fascist is inside the building.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
>if Mozilla made the best browser ever, would that really make a difference? Yes.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
I just run emacs with termux proot debian. It just works.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
Your taxes pay for the library. There is no such thing as free.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
OP is paying their ISP to access the internet. Even at the most fundamental level reading blogs isn't free. So that point is right out. What's left is the friction of paying the fraction of a cent that needs to be paid to the cont
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by noosphr 4mo ago
Did we read the same article?
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by noosphr 4mo ago
Email supports text. It's your client that's the problem. I'm happy in my text only Emacs heaven. I'm also happy with my custom 5 year old bert based spam detector which hasn't failed me once (unlike whatever gmail
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by noosphr 4mo ago
Every day the gpg web of trust looks better. If only we didn't spend the last 20 years trying as hard as possible to do anything but allow user side encryption and signing.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
You undervolt them because the last 50% of power adss 10% of compute.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
This was true when Moores law wasn't dead. Per watts performance has been flat since Ampere. There is a reason why undervolted 3090s are still used.
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by noosphr 4mo ago
My local inference rig now costs three times what I bought it for. If I'd gotten the max ram I could at the time I would have made $10k after selling the excess to my current spec. How someone can look at an asset class thats appreciat
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by noosphr 4mo ago
This is a loss for everyone expecting to become anything but soyoent in their reteriment. An inverted population either kills the old or enslaves the young. We reached peak baby 5 years ago. There is a still a path to steady state populatio
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by noosphr 4mo ago
Womens ability to have children drops to zero, mens does not.

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