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by not_the_fda 5mo ago
It should be SOP for any country's diplomats visiting another country.
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by not_the_fda 5mo ago
> The article specifically argues that it's extra bad beyond just corruption. That's the part I'm pushing back on. They are elected officials that are supposed to be working in our best interests, or at least the interest
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by not_the_fda 7mo ago
Chip manufacturers are used to boom bust cycles and are always hesitant to bring on more capacity, since it costs billions to do so. They will let the hyperscalers buy their supply at a premium and wait for the bust. Then they will shift ba
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by not_the_fda 7mo ago
Its not a clean ground-up rewrite. They dis-assembled the original binaries into assembly and started from there.
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by not_the_fda 7mo ago
You used to get the lyrics when you bought the music. Came in a nice booklet with the tape or CD, and then you would read along while listening to the music. Should be the same with streaming. If I can listen to the song, I should be able t
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by not_the_fda 7mo ago
Depends entirely on the state. In Wisconsin, the "dairy capital of the world", its illegal except for incidental sales directly from the dairy farm. Reason being they don't want outbreaks to be linked to Wisconsin's dair
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by not_the_fda 7mo ago
Its brain damage from people coming from Java. Just put your state in an anonymous namespace in the implementation file.
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by not_the_fda 7mo ago
Yes the places that buy used books respect the stamp. They usually take all the books and take them to some place Half Priced Books https://www.hpb.com/ for some quick cash. Places like that won't buy them if they are
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by not_the_fda 7mo ago
They don't care until the whole thing collapses in on itself from the technical debt. Then they have surprised pikachu face when it takes an insane about of effort to add a simple feature.
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by not_the_fda 7mo ago
So is AI generated code not copy-rightable?
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by not_the_fda 7mo ago
I build these and have one at my house. Its been interesting. Had some teenagers try to blow it up with fireworks. Have to constantly remove proselytizing, mostly christian, pamphlets from it. Had to buy a stamp https://littlefre
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by not_the_fda 8mo ago
And that's the end of democracy. One of the safe guards of democracy is a military that is trained to not turn against the citizens. Once a government has fully autonomous weapons its game over. They can point those weapons at the popu
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by not_the_fda 8mo ago
10 1MB blobs is nothing on modern hardware.
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by not_the_fda 8mo ago
Yep. I worked on the control system for the Virginia class attack sub-marines for my co-op. Also got to ride around in a Seawolf class submarine.
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by not_the_fda 9mo ago
If they cared about that, then it wouldn't have been written in python. This is an exercise of the author showing how clever they are.
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by not_the_fda 9mo ago
Very clever, but that's the problem, clever is never the correct solution. With a few bytes more more you can create an implementation that is a lot easier to understand. Bytes are cheap, developer time isn't.
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by not_the_fda 10mo ago
They already have. They have the Jetson Line: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nvidia_Jetson
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by not_the_fda 10mo ago
I don't think the phenomenon is limited to Seattle.
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by not_the_fda 10mo ago
Currently there is no profit per token, quite a bit of loss per token, that's the problem. Your not going to make it up in volume.
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by not_the_fda 10mo ago
Treasuries. Take a steady guaranteed 4% and sleep tight. "Safe" bonds are less than treasuries, and a big funder of the AI bubble is bonds , so you will be they one holding the bag when they bust.
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by not_the_fda 11mo ago
Return on Investment
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by not_the_fda 1y ago
Still here https://www.reddit.com/r/madisonwi/comments/1oh6f53/saw_the_...
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by not_the_fda 1y ago
Both can be true. w10 eol can drive sales of new hardware and a subset can be using the opportunity to switch to Mac.
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by not_the_fda 1y ago
"This is a technology that could replace a sizable fraction of humamkind as a labor input." And if it does? What happens when a sizable fraction of humamkind is hungry and can't find work? It usually doesn't turn out so
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by not_the_fda 1y ago
AI is pulled out every couple decades and over-hyped. It never matches the hype, then the term AI gets a bad rap, goes away, and the useful stuff gets a new name, like machine learning to shake off the bad connotations of AI. We saw this in
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by not_the_fda 1y ago
Sure helps to be born wealthy, go to private school, and Ivy League college.
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by not_the_fda 1y ago
Now they just make the whole scene dark and you can't see anything. Saves money on CGI though.
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by not_the_fda 1y ago
An AGO trap works just as well and you don't need to buy MosquitoDunks. While Bacillus thuringiensis has so far been considered safe, there is always the law of unintended consequences to worry about. https://catchmasterpro
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by not_the_fda 1y ago
While technically true. Companies are in the business of maximizing profits and they will cut corners if they can get away with it. A company interested in selling on the quality end of the spectrum will get the UL certification. A company
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by not_the_fda 2y ago
Take a look at buildroot its a much better system.

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