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by parineum 11mo ago
The FCC would have a whole lot to say if he was lying about something like that at a publicly traded company.
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by parineum 11mo ago
That's completely irrelevant. Rescuers can encourage people to be safe, that's expected. they chose that job , despite it's dangers, because they care about those people being safe. They know the danger and chose the job. Tha
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by parineum 11mo ago
> One India focused study that I saw, introduced me to the term Cheap Fakes Wasn't that term entirely invented by the Democratic party to dismiss videos of Biden's "senior moments"? I'm curious if the term predat
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by parineum 11mo ago
Rescuers choose their jobs too.
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by parineum 11mo ago
The Chinese part makes one think the Chinese could access the microphone. Nevermind that, if they could access the device, they'd also be able to read your kvm i/o.
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by parineum 11mo ago
With inflation, it's much cheaper. Still, the real issue is one that both cable and streaming services don't solve. People don't want to pay for what they don't watch. Both streaming and cable have the price of everythin
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by parineum 11mo ago
I find Apple to be different lowest common denominator with high production value. I don't think the shows are really any better.
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by parineum 11mo ago
It's so annoying that you totally _have_ to subscribe to this trash product because society is literally forcing you. I know you definitely don't like it but you feel like you have to watch it or you're wasting the money they
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by parineum 11mo ago
I'm trying to watch long form cinematic content, not a 10 minute diy video for turning my toaster into a flamethrower with three minutes of ads and "smash that like button" interspersed. There wre a few YouTube channels I lik
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by parineum 11mo ago
I don't know how that could make sense. Tariffs were on nobody's mind until Trump brought it up.
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by parineum 11mo ago
You're not wrong but the fine can be significantly higher than the tariff. Pay 300% tax if you don't manufacture 10% of your goods in the US. Furthermore, the penalties could escalate from repeat violations. It's a lot more f
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by parineum 11mo ago
> so that the model isn't required to compress a large proportion of the internet into their weights. The knowledge compressed into an LLM is a byproduct of training, not a goal. Training on internet data teaches the model to talk a
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by parineum 11mo ago
That's the Avarage price for new DDR4 which has dwindling supply. Meanwhile used DDR4 is being retired in both desktops and data centers.
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by parineum 11mo ago
> What about the RAM price surge? It's a bit more expensive. It's not the end of the world. Production will likely increase if the demand is consistent. > What about diverting funding from much more useful and needed things?
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Throw this in the bin of "fun consequences of price controls".
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by parineum 11mo ago
Is your "etc." keep repeating the same two points you did in your list of four?
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by parineum 11mo ago
There are other charts besides Google play. Particularly insightful id the steam chart as steam is already full of shovelware and, in my experience, many developers wish they were making games but the pay is bad. GitHub repos is pretty inte
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by parineum 11mo ago
They actually do, if you ask them better questions. "Inequality" is a boogeyman that has a lot of baggage attached to it by society but, if you were to ask people if it was a good thing for millions of people to be lifted out of p
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by parineum 11mo ago
> AI is just the next attack from capitalism ... Technology, not capitalism.
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by parineum 11mo ago
I'm suggesting that the morality of our leaders is not a barometer for the morality of the populace.
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Leaders are rarely shining moral beacons.
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Half of the value equation is cost which is still coming to you with a VC discount. Would you be 10x productive if you were spending your salary on tokens?
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by parineum 11mo ago
OP wants AI to change the music. They just don't want the new EULA added to the mix.
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by parineum 11mo ago
I'm just saying, how often do you need to adjust your phone while you're cycling? It's a step back to not be able to do it by voice but if you're concerned enough about your privacy, stopping once or twice during a ride
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by parineum 11mo ago
Just stop if you need to adjust something?
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The FBI?
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There are foods which are processed to add nutrients. Imagine I took raw sugar cane then added vitamin d, calcium, vitamin c and some electrolytes to make a sports drink.
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by parineum 11mo ago
"Ultra processing" is corollary to unhealthy food, not causal. It's not the ultra processing that makes it unhealthy. That's the crux of this disagreement. Assuming the relationship and then assuming the next step that t
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He said that.
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by parineum 11mo ago
Consider how many fewer people interact with livestock now than before factory farms. I don't know if it matters but there are significantly fewer farmers than there used to be by several orders of magnitude. Also, before cars, the str

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