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by tehjoker 1y ago
Not if you have certain types of scientific data. You can't rent enough hardware to run the slow code.
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by tehjoker 1y ago
Sounds like you're saying it's a bad thing.
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by tehjoker 1y ago
This kind of stuff (regulation) only happens because the industry recognizes that they're in an arms race that they can't stop that will cause people to stop watching TV.
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by tehjoker 1y ago
I feel like this makes some sense, but imagine the laser gets a degree or two misaligned....
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by tehjoker 1y ago
I suspect a mix of batteries and baseload delivery from the sunny side will be helpful. Even a few more hours of daylight from across the country can help batteries "last longer" by shortening the demand period.
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by tehjoker 1y ago
I believe Starlink was used to guide Ukranian drones. I think this has nothing to do with poor people in rural areas and everything to do with ensuring deployed military devices work. Modulo of course the egotistical whims of an insane Amer
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by tehjoker 1y ago
Looking forward to the day when solar dominates and we can transmit from the sunny side of the world to the dark side... I think there are already some plans for a pan-European grid, maybe even a European/Asian grid. The bigger the gri
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by tehjoker 1y ago
i still don’t understand why we need huge constellations of satellites at all
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by tehjoker 1y ago
I don’t understand the analyst comment about whether electric is really the next big thing. She didn’t list alternatives though the main thing I can think of is a major investment in green public transport.
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by tehjoker 1y ago
Since there’s no good reason to do any of that, we should absolutely lose that capability since to use it is to abuse it
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by tehjoker 1y ago
I appreciate that DeepSeek is trained to respect "core socialist values". It's actually really helpful to engage with to ask questions about how chinese thinkers interpret their successes and failures vs other socialist proje
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by tehjoker 1y ago
I think I may have been working with outdated figures. Things are worse than I thought and I hate the democratic party lol
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by tehjoker 1y ago
The wealthy people keep the poor down, then having this subpopulation that acts in messed up ways causes crime, which causes the wealthy to accept things like surveillance to "protect themselves" and continually cedes to more auth
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by tehjoker 1y ago
One thing to consider is that Republican affiliation is a minority opinion, so it makes sense that they would be outnumbered in a random sampling, though I would expect 2:1 rather than 3:1.
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by tehjoker 1y ago
Not really because there’s an oversupply of people that will do it and petulant bosses
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by tehjoker 1y ago
Some would say you educate people to cultivate an engaged citizenry
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by tehjoker 1y ago
Query Planners were considered "AI", at least among some folks, back in the day just FYI
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by tehjoker 1y ago
The inherently wrong part about it is that it is extremely easy to revoke at the push of a button, vs a physical card that must be physically confiscated.
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by tehjoker 1y ago
Long COVID is still a thing, the nAbs immunity is pretty paltry because the virus keeps changing its immunity profile so much. T-cells help but also damage the host because of how COVID overstimulates them. A big reason people aren't d
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by tehjoker 1y ago
What are some examples of tasks you no longer have to do?
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by tehjoker 1y ago
interesting idea, but while it is sold as a way to interact with the knowledge in a model, i suspect the rabbit hole effect and the most tantalizing information in it will be subtlety hallucinated. an efficient delivery vehicle for “compute
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by tehjoker 1y ago
Only if nobody does anything to help you. Truly LBJ's "Great Society" That also completely discounts the value (economic, social, and moral) of human life and all the attendant problems a dying person creates.
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by tehjoker 1y ago
Such a counterintuitive study, when there are highly motivated political actors trying to deprive people of social benefits, makes me highly skeptical. Catching bad things early is almost always better. Diabetes, cancer, heart disease, etc,
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by tehjoker 1y ago
I suppose, but I use a personal one to protect myself at the workplace.
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by tehjoker 1y ago
Preventative care is free because it saves a tremendous amount of money for the insurance company and physical and emotional hardship for yourself by catching bad things early.
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by tehjoker 1y ago
"A shortage of personal air purifiers is most definitely a first-world problem." It's a public health imperative that various kinds of air cleaning be deployed universally in public places to combat COVID-19, particularly in
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by tehjoker 1y ago
What happens when an expert wanders outside of their field and stumbles across insights that have been described voluminously in economic and political theory.
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by tehjoker 1y ago
Don't forget that it was Delta airlines that lobbied the Biden administration that got CDC to reduce isolation duration. Both administrations are deadly liars. When it comes to the airlines, the last administration's deregulation
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by tehjoker 1y ago
I didn't say violence. Whatever you read into that comment is a projection. I'm not even sure violence is effective, but something more muscular than op-eds is called for. For example, labor organizing and various forms of self-de
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by tehjoker 1y ago
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