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by taylodl 11mo ago
That’s looking only at the supply side and ignoring the demand side. Sure, founders might not need laborers - but they still need buyers. If nobody has a job, where does the money come from to buy products and services? Nowhere. The whole s
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by taylodl 11mo ago
So they aren't happy with what's going on, no? They just don't have the means to do anything meaningful about it until the next election cycle. Hopefully the one thing this administration has done is decreased voter apathy.
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by taylodl 11mo ago
So, by "backfire" they mean the US has made it easier for Canadians to boycott travel to the US? Just goes to show how petty and short-sighted this administration is.
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by taylodl 11mo ago
I see two problems with the AI narrative at this point 1. You can generate whatever you want via a prompt. The biggest problem with this point is it's not true and it's not even how one wants to work with AI: in a collaborative
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by taylodl 11mo ago
The president has no authority to usurp the responsibility of Congress, regardless of how slow Congress moves. This is why diplomacy and diplomatic skills matter. You can't act like a two-year old and throw tantrums and expect to get t
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Having one national set of AI laws and guidelines rather than a patchwork of AI laws and guidelines is certainly better for the AI companies - but it's up to Congress - which has representation from all the states - to create the legis
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Are we just going to continue to ignore that Trump has no legal authority to do this? Such action requires legislation, not executive orders. Executive orders can't preempt state law.
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by taylodl 11mo ago
You seem to know very little about WWII and how it was won. You also seem to know very little about US foreign policy after WWII - which, frankly, puts you in the same boat as the current administration. They have no clue how the US leverag
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by taylodl 11mo ago
There's a very important lesson to learn from Google: companies say and do one thing when they're the underdog and then say and do something completely different when they're the top dog. There's no reason to think OpenA
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Me too! And the GUI was only a 40KB distribution and was waaaaaay better than Windows 3.0!
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by taylodl 11mo ago
When I first started using QNX back in 1987/88 it was distributed on a couple of 1.4MB floppy diskettes! And you could install a graphical desktop that was a 40KB distribution!
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Apple is planning to utilize Intel for fabrication. It'll still be Apple silicon. It makes sense to not have all your eggs in the TSMC basket.
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Why are we still talking about “Quantum Mechanics” when Quantum Field Theory has been the foundation of quantum theory since the mid-20th century and eliminates those paradoxes? The Standard Model, one of the most successful theories in sci
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by taylodl 11mo ago
And a Yamaha MT-07 will give you more thrill for your buck! OR - you could buy a new MT-07 and a used ND2 Miata for less than the cost of a new ND2 Miata and have loads of fun!
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Maybe - if you're willing to endure the dystopian nightmare of letting the less fortunate suffer and die. And if you are willing to let the less fortunate suffer and die, then I guarantee there's someone above your paygrade who
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Journalists don't run climate models. As far as why nobody else has run the models to check - well, they're busy with their own research. It may take a couple of seasons of no hurricanes making landfall on the US mainland before w
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by taylodl 11mo ago
So we agree? I think one of the problems people have with creativity and AI is they associate creativity with something spiritual and so bristle at the thought of AI being creative because they believe machines have no soul. I'm an o
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by taylodl 11mo ago
When AI first passed the original Turing Test in spirit - producing text indistinguishable from a human - we didn’t declare machines intelligent. Instead, we raised the bar: now we ask if they can create music, art, or literature that feels
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by taylodl 11mo ago
What's the point in creating an AI that thinks the way humans do? There are already 8 billion humans on this planet capable of doing that. I want AI to provide a different perspective and be able to explain its reasoning.
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by taylodl 11mo ago
You need to invest in cooking skills and utensils so you don't have to spend 1-2 hours per day cooking. The Ninja Instant Pot is amazing at what it can do - you can pressure cook, slow cook, etc. These tools save a lot of time when coo
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Unless you have a PE then you're not an engineer. The term "engineer" is bandied around to make a position sound more important. I've had the title "Staff Engineer", but I assure you, I am not an actual enginee
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by taylodl 11mo ago
The real issue is we've largely abandoned the public university from a funding standpoint. Now the costs of a public institution is beyond the ability for many Americans to pay. The unstable job market has led many to believe the risks
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Whether the recruits were misled or simply naive is open to debate - well, it's pretty easy to mislead naive people.
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Damn! I forgot about all that! But yeah, the world is built on European technology. They're just not as good at capitalizing on it. Being American, I have no first-hand insight to why that is. I know what people say, but I don't k
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Europe has played a foundational role in the development of the foundations of modern computing - Linux and ARM are prime examples of technologies that have reshaped the industry over the past three decades. The question isn’t whether Europ
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Your market research has probably provided you with a good sense of your potential customers. Reach out to them explaining how you're satisfying a problem they have for less than they've been spending taking care of it themselves.
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Consider this: when this administration announces a big medical breakthrough, many of their supporters will accept it without question - just like they believe their grocery bills have gone down since Trump took office, even when their rece
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by taylodl 11mo ago
I'm afraid this is all part of their anti-science agenda - a hallmark of cultism. The first step is always to dissuade followers from listening to experts, because once trust in evidence collapses, anything can be sold as truth.
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by taylodl 11mo ago
I believe this is the actual plan. They're forcing manufacturing back to America where we will automate the jobs out of existence. This isn't about creating jobs, it's about controlling production. It's all about power a
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by taylodl 11mo ago
Yes, that is what they're saying. They're projecting and assuming everybody else is just like them. Thankfully, they're not.

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