nutjob2

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by nutjob2 7mo ago
This isn't correct. The deal is that the poor countries get development and increased employment, and the rich countries get lower prices. Generally speaking both types of countries get richer. That some workers lost their jobs is a sy
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Your comment is typical of the tortured efforts of skeptics to discredit renewables, also usually applied to electric cars and other climate friendly measures. You ignore the points made to argue a bunch on non-sequiturs that you think serv
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Your comment makes no sense. If the Middle Eat oil gets cut off, you're suffering within days. If China cuts off solar panels, you have many plenty of time to find an alternative source or ramp up your own production. If you chase down
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
So it is a good idea because power companies, or anyone else who has you over a barrel, are not going to change this behavior. Energy independence is good for individuals, not just countries. Just like privately owned cars are horribly inef
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
You're clearly an outlier, 99% of installs will not have that problem.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
One can split hairs about the corporate responsibility, but I personally bought a VLSI ARM chip in the 90s. VLSI were one of the original 3 partners (along with Apple and Acorn) who owned the newly formed ARM corp and were the first to prod
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
How about we just commit to fucking up one planet at a time? Arguably humanity is a dangerous invasive species that destroys any environment it inhabits. Until we do better we should treat other planets more like a park than fresh real esta
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Google the "arbitrary and capricious" legal standard. And try to stick to the facts about Anthropic's actions.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Could be organic dipshits with little to offer the discussion. That's the most common case in my view. Said dipshits tend have an unnecessarily high degree of self regard.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Maybe Judge Lin thinks the name used is irrelevant and doesn't want to distract from the relevant parts of the judgement. Or it may be the convention of using the name that the plaintiff or defendant has given themselves.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
It was a coincidence. A few weeks earlier there was a fault at the bank's data center. The very expensive backup data center failed to go online. Management was not amused. Another memory from that time: a stressed sounding trading des
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
I've been that 20-something myself. I was working as a programmer at some high flying merchant bank in London in the 90's and at the pub with my workmates one night I started tearing strips off of the IT director because he was co
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
I don't see it. What part of her satire was off the mark? it was entirely factual. If you can't take such a gentle ribbing from people you've potentially just fired, you shouldn't be CEO, because you can't control y
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
And the bad faith keeps on rolling. We get it, you're a MAGA true believer, it's not like you're being subtle. But besides trying to troll the good people at HN, what is your point?
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Sometimes a mistake is negligence. If you're going to use lethal force it's a good idea to check your facts first. It's been a school for years, how was that missed? None of that happened because the US was unprepared for thi
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
They're not selling 'indulgences' these days either.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Also little boats coming out to drop more mines.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Sounds perfectly fine to me. Pro ICE is equated with supporting arbitrary execution of innocent people, who would support that in good conscience?
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
> at full load (3kw) Do you live in a deprived rural village in a very poor country? Because you can't even run a heater and the oven with 3kW.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
3200W at ~240V is ~15A, that's just a regular household socket, at least in Europe. I imagine 240V sockets in the US are at least 15A. No need for separate circuits, just use a double adapter.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
I think people misunderstand the 4 tests. They are not in-or-out tests. Commercial use doesn't mean it's not fair use. Each factor is weighed against others. In this case this case the purpose is for critique or review and it just
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Self driving doesn't mean forced self driving, there will always be a manual driving override. But your insurance may be more expensive.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
On the stretch of motorway that I frequent in Italy, the speed limit is mostly 130 km/h, but the majority of people drive at about 100 to 110 km/h (including me). But there are also people who drive in the left lane, who will tail
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
It's a trick statement, because AGI is undefined.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Thus the vague and unfounded criteria/framework. It's pretty easy for these people to pull something like this out of their collective asses, but it's much harder (maybe impossible) to rigorously define the how and why.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Although you're being sarcastic, that is actually is a pretty fair description, on current evidence.
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by nutjob2 7mo ago
Airbus has been in the defense industry for a long time. And the deadliest weapons in war today are repurposed toys.
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by nutjob2 8mo ago
While that rhetoric makes sense in the context of the history and politics of China and Taiwan, they have been independently governed nations for quite a while and have very different political systems, their own armies, etc. They are de-fa
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by nutjob2 8mo ago
And when there is a different US administration.
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by nutjob2 8mo ago
Are you sure?

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