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by swexbe 3y ago
Good, the current incentives are pretty perverse.
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by swexbe 3y ago
Isn't this really bad for OpenAI? Essentially, this means Meta/Google/others will catch up to them pretty soon and there is nothing OpenAI can do in the near future to get further ahead.
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by swexbe 3y ago
So essentially the value of capital increases? Sounds fair.
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by swexbe 4y ago
Most people live in metro areas.
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by swexbe 4y ago
Only for the not so lucrative market of car owners without car alarms. Since all new cars are outfitted with one I would guess this would be the n% least willing to spend on their cars.
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by swexbe 4y ago
The point is when boomers start dying en masse there won’t be as many to replace them.
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by swexbe 4y ago
Most new compilers build on LLVM/GCC, no?
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by swexbe 4y ago
A well designed system will have fail safes.
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by swexbe 4y ago
Are non-religious homeless shelters any better/worse? Obiously not all christians are saints and not everyone who calls himself a christian follows christ.
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by swexbe 4y ago
Wearing shorts is a bit declasse.
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by swexbe 4y ago
As always, depends on what you're writing :)
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by swexbe 4y ago
Libertarians hate to hear this but the government actually regulate lots of things, not just drugs. Many of these regulations are very successful.
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by swexbe 4y ago
Rosetta binaries for linux are provided by Apple for use in VMs. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/virtualization/run...
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by swexbe 4y ago
Would be fun to make it role play as a HTTP server (or some other verbose protocol) and connect it to an actual tcp socket. I wonder if it would work.
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by swexbe 4y ago
Is it really kids doing this? At least in my city it's very clearly organized. A day or so after it's been stolen it will have made it's way to somewhere in eastern europe.
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by swexbe 4y ago
So if your company tanks the day after the tax year cut off you're suddenly stuck with billions in debt and no assets? Seems like a pretty good reason to put your money elsewhere.
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by swexbe 4y ago
No, the problem is that suburbs are the only thing we build anymore. Fresno has doubled it’s population since 1940 while 10x increasing it’s land usage.
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by swexbe 4y ago
If this is the case they need to up their abstraction game.
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by swexbe 4y ago
User: Turn off email notifications for LinkedIn. ShitGPT: Are you sure you want to turn them off? LinkedIn notifications helpfully provide you with the latest news about your workplace and collogues past and present. User: Yes, turn them of
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by swexbe 4y ago
Like what?
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by swexbe 4y ago
The vast majority of 13 y.os do not have access to drugs, alcohol and tobacco.
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by swexbe 4y ago
What do you think would happen to the value of your home if the government, say, shut down the public road connecting it to the rest of society? What about the public water/electricity infrastructure? If you don't own property, yo
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by swexbe 4y ago
The ”safer” your car is, the more dangerous it is for everyone else in traffic usually.
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by swexbe 4y ago
Wouldn’t joules be more indicative of damage caused?
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by swexbe 4y ago
It’s both much more expensive and more time consuming to have a child today compared to <60s.
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by swexbe 4y ago
Your brain is analog. Trying to emulate this with a digital computer is bound to come with some computational cost.
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by swexbe 4y ago
These companies often have a lower turnover and are therefore harder to get a job at.
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by swexbe 4y ago
FF7 could never have worked on n64.
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by swexbe 4y ago
You can say this because their environmental destruction wasn't enough for you personally to be worse of than them. If that's the case for future generations, they will almost certainly be angry.
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by swexbe 4y ago
This would makes sense if everyone was self-employed. But the demand side of housing is decided by salaries which do not necessarily follow productivity.

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