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by ragebol 4y ago
But we do care about those people, but if there's not enough people to properly take care of all people we want to care for, shifting some of the tasks (not all, that is not desirable nor possible) seems the best solution. Giving more
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by ragebol 4y ago
Does not fit in traditional media indeed. When I was a kid/teen, Discovery Channel, at least in my native Netherlands, had some interesting content. I could also gobble up something like How it's Made all day. Content like Tim&#x
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by ragebol 4y ago
I'm sure he does. I guess it's like a bootstrapped business: you start small and build from there and hire to do what you can't or don't want to do.
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by ragebol 4y ago
Absolutely. Imagine if all journalists had this level of depth in all of the topic they covered? I don't think that's possible though.
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by ragebol 4y ago
I could watch stuff like this all day. Tim's stuff is so great. Easy to be jealous of, since being YouTuber seems easy, but to make quality content, it really can't be. And then he's going around the moon, it's really
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by ragebol 4y ago
No, he doesn't: the Asimov robot series uses these rules as a story telling device and show that, while these rules look good at first glance, are simply impossible to to follow. This leads to interesting stories, that's what they
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by ragebol 4y ago
There's https://stablehorde.net/ running inference only afaik.
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by ragebol 4y ago
Fine, delivery vehicles only, in the city center
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by ragebol 4y ago
Hey, my neighborhood also has a sign like that! The WhatsApp dominance is the network effect in full force. I have WhatsApp, SMS, Signal, Telegram, Element/Matrix. Telegram is used just for some nerdy international group and the API f
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by ragebol 4y ago
Wanted to add this to my list of books to read, only to find that of course 'Neal Stephenson' was already there. Thnx anyways
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by ragebol 4y ago
Nope, those are relativistic effects. This dude called Einstein had a few things to say about it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_relativity One of the effects in time dilation, where moving clocks are measured
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by ragebol 4y ago
If there's ticks on the moon, we have bigger issues I suppose.
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Where’s the Chips Education Act?(bits-chips.nl)
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by ragebol 4y ago
And assumes a 50 year life time. That sounds optimistically long, although I have no idea how long a conventional container ship lasts.
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by ragebol 4y ago
Shade is good for a sheep. Not getting eaten is even better for a sheep. Raising millions if not billions of sheep, that's bad for the environment. But you knew this already...
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by ragebol 4y ago
Podcasting works fine with open standards like RSS. I refuse to listen to the same podcasts through Spotify and let them create a walled garden or some other lock-in.
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by ragebol 4y ago
They don't trust them with a military either, hence the 2nd amendment and there being guns everywhere.
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by ragebol 4y ago
Maybe they get annoyed enough to make it not annoying to use anymore. Putting it lightly..
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by ragebol 4y ago
> strickt adhearance to procedures So still following an algorithm, though ran on human brains rather than electronics.
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by ragebol 4y ago
Metal working & casting, with sand or even 3D prints: https://www.youtube.com/@Grunblau .
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by ragebol 4y ago
Why would your living standards decrease? You are still valuable to companies, get a decent salary? And if the living standards of a minor fraction of very well off people decrease and the living standard of many people increase, is that so
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by ragebol 4y ago
That why it's Basic. No one will stop you from working to get income beyond basic. Not working because anything you can do automation can do better for cheaper, will get you basic income and basic decent living conditions.
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by ragebol 4y ago
Same for MS Teams. Before, we used Google Meet, which produced 9-letter meeting IDs, that I would be able to remeber if I really wanted to. Teams just generates mile long URLs that encode more information than some of the meetings themselve
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by ragebol 4y ago
10 X-rays an hour according to Wikipedia [0], which is already updated to the news. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesium-137?useskin=vector#Jan...
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by ragebol 4y ago
Radiation-poison people? There's not enough material, even if it was Uranium or Plutonium to make any sort of bomb IIRC, you need kilos for that not, (micro)grams.
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by ragebol 4y ago
Our approach overall in raising out 2.5y/o and 6m/o boys is a consistent one I think, but we don't have a particular strategy thought out in advance. We go with the flow. We pick up on queues, to eg. start potty training when
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by ragebol 4y ago
Zeiss makes parts of the ASML machines. GP comment asks what machine make the ASML/Zeiss machines. CNC machines I guess for everything besides the optics? Just a guess. And measuring equipment.
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by ragebol 4y ago
No questions, just complimenting on what looks like a great, very very useful product.
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by ragebol 4y ago
To start doing that, a driver needs situational awareness. Getting that takes time. If you truly believe it's fully self driving, you think you can afford to look away and loose that awareness. This gap between 'sometimes needs at
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by ragebol 4y ago
If you have a roof over your head, even if it's not yours but your parents's roof, fear of bankruptcy or other financial problems from buying a house is valid IMO. A mortgage is a bigger commitment than marriage, I've heard s

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