senectus1

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by senectus1 3mo ago
I've posted this anecdote before, but i feel its worth posting again because I've seen this spread further. >amusing side note: >Was in a meeting reviewing a potential new product, it was going well until they showed us that
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by senectus1 3mo ago
interesting, no mention of that in Australia
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by senectus1 4mo ago
can fungals go pandemic?
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by senectus1 4mo ago
the way the american administration is pushing for de-globalization... this might be the perfect future market.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
what a depressing statement.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
this sort of digital accessibility fascinates me. I'd love to get into working in that field.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
sure because a property owner is going to not rent out a property and just take the month on month hit for having an empty property. They'll either rent it or sell it. There is a middle ground, just need to find that point.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
ugly , fugly frames. always with the thick ugly frames
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by senectus1 4mo ago
setting up an interesting baseline for what the next administration is going to get away with.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
as always, the ugliest frame possible.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
absolutely agree. I think what will happen is you'll get 3 or four "Tiers" of AI. Tier 1: Big Corpo's, Govornments and soverign wealth institutions. Top of the line and dangerous AI, very likely to be abused and used to
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by senectus1 4mo ago
lol They're already running at a significant loss. giving out more free stuff isnt going to help. What they really need to do is charge what it actually costs them. That will slow down the abuse a little.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
Fedora is in a few months I think. currently on 7.0.12
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by senectus1 4mo ago
it sort of makes sense, if the need for that compute is in space and not terrestrial. In my mind its the same sort of thing as mining in space. it makes no sense to mine ores in space for delivery to earth (unless its something exotic that
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by senectus1 4mo ago
cooking the proteins in your blood stream will put you to an end very quickly. (but not quick enough that you dont experience the horror and pain of it)
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by senectus1 4mo ago
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should." I'm convinced this is going to be the summary of the 2020 decade...
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by senectus1 4mo ago
sounds like my day to day job experience.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
Last man standing monopoly.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
if cutting prices is the definition of the race then its a race to the bottom. These moves will only accelerate it.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
lots of different ways, the loss of a child the potential loss of two children, the powerlessness and despair the parents would have been feeling... turning to AI which might have a positive outcome but many of us are not very trusting of
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by senectus1 4mo ago
understated throwaway line. its often the small stuff that we gnaw on for too long.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
the AI job crisis will be because the AI bubble will pop and th economic fallout is going to be tremendous. dotcom and GFC might not be as bad as what the AI bubble popping might be.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
is a sometimes useful agent, and a sometimes useful slightly smarter search engine. it can be useful for some automation... but its also dangerously dumb for that.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
yeah I think you have PTSD from your friends accident. Not all bike owners and riders have a shady history or risk taking behavior (aside from riding a motrobike).
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by senectus1 4mo ago
I'm a Tradesman Baker (4 year apprenticeship and a 12 month pre-apprenticeship), that about 2 years after being a fully qualified tradesman switched to IT and have been in the industry for about 28 years. I suspect it will be my last p
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by senectus1 4mo ago
this is the exact WRONG approach. AI is a power tool not a fucking human replacement. Though I doubt I'm telling you anything YOU didnt know...
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by senectus1 4mo ago
amusing side note: Was in a meeting reviewing a potential new product, it was going well until they showed us that they had added AI to it (of course they have). It was pretty obviously just shoehorned in, and one part of that obviousness w
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by senectus1 4mo ago
can you make one of these work with guacamole?
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by senectus1 4mo ago
MAGA proved it didnt need AI to create, but yeah it definitely accelerated it.
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by senectus1 4mo ago
yeah i got an off by 1 and decided that was good enough :-D

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