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ravetcofx
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ravetcofx
2y ago
#1 Reason is likely the urban fabric of places being non-walkable & car dependent. It's a physical structure that doesn't lead itself to spontaneity and new connections.
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Interesting Nvidia is on the steering committee
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ravetcofx
2y ago
except all of this could be used hardware and panels. no need to buy new.
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2y ago
I used to like AvE till COVID. Then he became an anti-masker conspiratorial nutjob.
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2y ago
From what I follow Japanese character and font support is being implemented now
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2y ago
my god, $4-$8/hr who is paying for these VMs?
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ravetcofx
2y ago
And it's hard to fully trust any post 2021 text as well. It's pushing me to seek information from pre 2021 books for information.
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2y ago
Everyone having an engine surrounded by two tons of metal has done untold damage to our built environment and social fabric. So this isn't even a joke.
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2y ago
For something even more lightweight with GUI, Nebu, written in uxntal https://wiki.xxiivv.com/site/nebu.html
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2y ago
I wonder if spelling out the weight would work better. two kilogram for wider token input.
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2y ago
Withhold state funding until everywhere is blanket upzoned. Just like they did with raising the drinking age.
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2y ago
The A16 could certainly run the AI with enough RAM
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ravetcofx
2y ago
Then time to install Linux or windows with boot camp
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2y ago
And wasn't Google fun for 15 or so years? They dazzled us with all this cool, free software and early machine learning, making us think they were sending us to technological utopia. 1GB of free email storage! Then 5GB, then Maps and Ea
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2y ago
Except that it's proprietary and will eventually be un-maintained and stop working. But spreadsheets, in general, fall under the Lindy effect and open source software will continue it for centuries to come.
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2y ago
Except most pollution from modern standard vehicle is tire particulate dust which is worse than ICE vehicles due to increased weight and road friction. Long story short we need more walking, cycling and trains, cars aren't the answer.
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2y ago
This neglects that Permacultural farming is beneficial for soil and feeds way more people per unit of land, but requires more labour than monoculture trowel and row farming.
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2y ago
Alternative answer, Use LibreOffice
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2y ago
Data sovereignty in case repaint isn't around one day.
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2y ago
Chroot or AppArmor+Firejail
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2y ago
There is going to be a flood of these dreamlike "games" in the next few years. This feels likes a bit of a breakthrough in the engineering of these systems.
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2y ago
Because of llm Internet we have today, I already do go out of my way to find books and information that I can audit were written by a human before GPT.
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2y ago
There's nothing blocking them other than their own internal policy and hubris. They want the control of everything being re-skinned Safari on iOS
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2y ago
focus, performance on old/low power hardware.
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2y ago
But not 2+2? That seems too bad to have each architecture run code based on their strengths for quad core workloads.
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2y ago
I dont think there would be software drivers to run Zigbee/Zwave USB controllers over usb on android, even rooted...
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2y ago
This would be fantastic and very in line with Unix philosophy.
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2y ago
Average cars got bigger and heavier with a higher line of sight since even the 90s, making them exponentially more dangerous for everyone outside them. Cars are the second leading cause of child mortality in the US
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2y ago
I hated growing up in Canadian suburbs, and in most of North America, they are soulless places where kids and youth have not much to do and are forced to rely on parents for going to see friends, family, sports etc. Sure -- tucked away cul-
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Living with a Computer – James Fallows (1982)
(theatlantic.com)
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