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okokwhatever
8mo ago
The challenge is not the total energy generated by solar, but the instantaneous power capacity. The grid collapses if supply does not perfectly match demand in real-time
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8mo ago
This is a meme now.
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8mo ago
Imagine paying tokens to simply read nonsense online. Weird times.
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8mo ago
Tech companies are pushing their clients step by step out of new devices, platforms, subscription services, SaaS, ... Governments are pushing citizens step by step into Tech to control and tax their lives. At the end we, as simple humans,
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8mo ago
Apple doing Apple things... nothing to see here
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8mo ago
Do you understand how much are 50 bucks in a third world country? I mean, Android phone is not the cheapest solution for the poor (obviously) but it helps a lot having this kind of features for a family.
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9mo ago
AI content without a soul
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9mo ago
It sounds like introducing minor issues today is the best way for Microsoft and Apple to push OS updates that nobody is asking for. My two cents...
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9mo ago
Look, sadly this is not gonna be an easy problem (not only for you but for anybody losing a job this days). Our industry has decided the productivity can be increased with less human force an it creates a bottleneck to join a company. Also,
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9mo ago
And something tells me for the lobbies too...
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9mo ago
Your personal vision. I also dont like to be lied. Is there any way we can meet in the middle without referencing individuals with their own ideas of the world? If the answer is yes, we're in the good path even if we disagree.
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9mo ago
I still think the OS must feel boring and oriented to productivity. The consumer culture brought the worst usability to satisfy the media consumers, not the creators.
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9mo ago
Windows 2000... I loved it so much...
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AI, AI Everywhere
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
Agree. We like him
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9mo ago
The article talks the truth. For some of us it's a scary truth, for others an opportunity. The problem is the opportunities will be less and less as the main providers evolve and grow because the brain wont be in the business logic b
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9mo ago
New hype unblocked: Tourism is a bad thing
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9mo ago
Lobbies doing lobby things
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9mo ago
The "Loading..." message makes it so 90's. I like it.
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9mo ago
aka health subscription model.
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9mo ago
Very interesting but lacking a proper documentation.
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9mo ago
This is OK
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9mo ago
How many of us understood the scale of the problem when music creators were ranting because the piracy was destroying their business? We'll have to adapt mates. Sadly (i dont say this happily) this is a new reality we cant decide on.
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9mo ago
Hey! you just discovered media piracy dude! Congrats!
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9mo ago
Money
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9mo ago
Dude, this is a great real use case for AI. Thanks!
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9mo ago
Also war and see where we are...
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9mo ago
Reading your messages, I've come to the personal conclusion that we live in an age of misunderstanding. We're incapable of reaching any useful, consensual agreements. This holds us back, halting progress that could be truly positi
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9mo ago
But artists can help the government with favorable opinions, something homeless people cannot.
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9mo ago
Extend the statement to mostly all Europe. Tech ecosystem is dead in EU.
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