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by solarpunk 2y ago
all in all it's gotta be cheaper to ship time-insensitive things via a vehicle that consumes no fuel. I'm curious if they can turn around and monetize their lack of emissions thru some kind of carbon markets or whatnot
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by solarpunk 2y ago
Wasn't this one of the reasons behind the Amazon walkouts
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by solarpunk 2y ago
all the small companies my friends work for in my neck of the woods stopped leasing office space
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by solarpunk 3y ago
this made me curious if the ACM has something similar, sure enough: https://www.acm.org/code-of-ethics
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by solarpunk 3y ago
What if the AI was trained on data collected and assembled by someone with "tribal bloodlust".
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by solarpunk 3y ago
isn't this somewhat fallacious logic?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
20 second turnaround from target acquisition to strikes seems to guarantee it's become the latter.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
nice article! something that bit me recently was the spf13/cobra library's user website. the instructions for installation are wrong, and they have been wrong for 2 years! i had to scroll to the very bottom of a multi-page readme
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by solarpunk 3y ago
excited to see fediverse's answer to bluesky's DID
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by solarpunk 3y ago
the thing posts like this miss, is that the internet isn't real life! these people who develop antisocial tendencies because they saw something online were already alienated and were just looking for something, anything, to coalesce ar
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by solarpunk 3y ago
it's kind of the point right? Make an example of a prominent whistleblower.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
tangential, but this was an outright hit, right? https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/12/business/john-barnett-boe...
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by solarpunk 3y ago
stadia buildout paying off more and more.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
Here in Minneapolis we seem to have an officer or someone associated with the MPD that posts screen recordings of their Shotspotter/Soundthinking app on twitter: https://twitter.com/mplsspots
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by solarpunk 3y ago
Can't shake the feeling that we might be in a permanent war economy.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
RAG Agents are gonna cost the companies that run them a lot of money, in more ways than one
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by solarpunk 3y ago
Would this fuck with bees/pollinators?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
true true.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
I'm having such a difficult time parsing this comment. What do you mean to say with those first two paragraphs?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
tiny errors like this gotta add up into deviations between what we're currently observing in the climate vs what models are predicting, right?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
I was recently reading about friction-welding wood, thought it would be pretty cool to use friction welded wood along with mass timber to create wind turbine blades at the scale of traditional fiberglass/plastic blades. (i'm alrea
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by solarpunk 3y ago
where can one read about pornhub's infra? does mindgeek have an engineering blog?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
not to mention jobs failing to materialize, the actual processes in "new" fabs being legacy, and tsmc flat out pocketing the money by way of stock buybacks.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
damn, i kinda had the exact same gut feeling about AP servers balkanizing like that... bums me out because that reduces the utility from SMTP levels of adoption to that of exclusively hobbyist webrings.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
where are you observing this?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
Extraordinary.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
i would assume smaller AP servers will be straining to federate with services such as Threads soon here...
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by solarpunk 3y ago
Otherwise it's a lovely endorsement for labor camps.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
it's almost like this is pure conspicuous consumption.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
To your point #1: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/23/business/kohei-saito-degr...

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