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by simne 3y ago
And compatible!
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by simne 3y ago
Because nobody now live with 640k RAM!
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People doubting about consensus, should ask, "what exactly industry moving away?" ..And using powerful microscope, may see groups of some creatures, fast running away-away-away from C/C++ :)
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by simne 3y ago
Greetings from Ukraine. And I confirm. First I sought, it is because some war issue in Ukraine (we are at war if somebody don't know), or somebody hacked me, but decided to check HN and seen this thread. God bless HN and America!
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And because of your non-understanding you minused my comment, coward?
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Looks like anti-monopoly regulations. > VIC 20 was the best selling computer at the time So subject for anti-monopoly investigation. At that time already happen ATT case, GE case. So IBM, Intel and all other big companies tried to establ
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Many people don't care about anti-monopoly regulations, but they are not joke. IBM and Intel for decades deal with anti-monopoly regulations and managed to avoid ATT/GM like issues (extremely serious troubles, in simple language).
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I don't support this version. For me much more looks like, Commodore/Atari tops were very afraid of being accused of having a monopoly on PC market, but they couldn't create some semi-competitor like AMD that years, and did
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For me more and more looks like, tight relations with silicon manufacture doomed them. If they have not so tight relations with hardware, they would show much more agile behavior to survive.
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> “It’s not money going to climate change. It’s not going to alleviating poverty. It’s not going to rebuild Pittsburgh. So, what is it going for?” It is going for save Ukraine and eastern Europe from aggressive Russians. It is going for
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by simne 3y ago
Unfortunately, exists another side of problem. Many people, may be even most people, avoid to hire initiative people, to feel safe. Yes, this is real issue with job market, that most managers are cautious about somebody, who looking initiat
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This is not bad, but this is mostly politeness. Sure, when you talk is better then not talk, and I must admit, this is basics of business learn (when people don't talk with you, this is very bad), but real business will be when you wil
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by simne 3y ago
And it is also important to notice - leadership consists of humans and humans could make mistakes, and in Democracy, exists feedback via human rights and via independent press, but in totalitarian countries both things does not exist, and a
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Nvidia is not semiconductor manufacturer now, it is now part of new AI wave. If this new wave become bubble, sure, Nvidia will crash.
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"Pisces, Aquarius is your 12th sign. Therefore, devote these two weeks to walks in nature or helping the orphaned and wretched of all stripes, try yourself in the role of Mother Teresa and you will be happy."
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BTW, may be helpful if you identify your socionics type (sociotype) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socionics Also may be helpful your astrology sign. "Where can representatives of the Zodiac signs look for love in
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by simne 3y ago
Yes. They usually are quiet, but if something drop on surface, emit Roentgen, etc. But anywhere, gravitational forces will be very strong, and their magnetic field also very strong, so you will feel them. Experience might be something like
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> Look to the past, any time over 200 years ago most families were a dozen kids because most didn't reach adulthood. Do you know mathematics? Calculate, how slow will become your Dyson swarm, if for example only 1/20 will survi
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> Bacteria do not possess this trait, and yet reproduce themselves If you programmer, you should know from experience or from learn, that in complex system possible just two ways to achieve reliable execution. 1. Brute force, just test a
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BTW if you really know, you could make GAI for some reasonable amount of money, or you know people, who have this knowledge, I know few very serious people, who want to invest into such thing and have money.
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> this would take us about 31 years[2] to make such a swarm They assume, when have already working general AI technology and it have some limited size (volume-mass-energy consumption). Unfortunately, we still not have GAI and even cannot
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BTW people on this forum are mostly have much higher education, than the average of those who live in the same nations, and this is one obvious reason, why they are richer than average. In countries like Iran, NORMAL higher education just d
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> Also, the theocratic leadership of Iran is not so fragile You're confusing leadership and economy. This is very significant difference - when economy suffer in first-world, whole world hear this from independent press, but when si
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by simne 3y ago
That is difference of "1st world" and other world. In 1st world, changes are just literally changes, may be you retire later or your deposit will become smaller for few bucks. But in "3rd world", life is extremely fragil
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Greetings from Ukraine! Must say, from practice of living on fast changing territory, it is very typical for people to hate all new, because sometimes new things appear too fast, that just their appear are pain. This is not something supern
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And I also must add, interesting fact - I have not seen any idea, to explore void in works of our, terrestrial scientists. But for SETI it could be golden earth - if really waste heat emitting there, should be very different view (vs view f
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I know two things. 1. We are now already using heat mask measures, even when we are very young civ in terms of Kardashev scale. We already use simple slit heat emitters in military tech (many Stealth planes have slit nozzles and for example
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> no stealth in space (unless you can somehow mask heat) I know two things. 1. We are now already using heat mask measures, even when we are very young civ in terms of Kardashev scale. We already use simple slit heat emitters in military
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> Stop looking into horizontal scalability. Sure. B-747 officially need about 700 man-years so assemble, lets make them with small but highly motivated teams, with classics 3 pizza rule, world will wait :)
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BTW I was not joking, when said about train LLM on C64. I lot of time seen scientists, who run their tasks on desktop, waiting days or even weeks for results. But they usually have reasons for such behavior, for example, to keep secret from

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