tinglymintyfrsh

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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
Well, you need many fewer people to do the same amount of work. In America in particular, there isn't enough income or jobs in the low/no skill area to survive. Suicide and deaths of despair rates amongst middle-aged and older in
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
Other than hobgoblins of this clickbait, press-release-plagiarizing reporter's mind, what is the exact risk this supposed existential "catastrophe" other than climate change, pandemics, or massive income inequality that alrea
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
If anyone in the US ever wanted to become vegetarian, I suggest they drive through Greeley, Colorado past the lines of cattle cars waiting to enter the slaughterhouses. Their nose may curse them, however.
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
The problem of running out of money, be it a startup, a business, a nonprofit social venture, or a software project, is losing the ability to support the mission and probably losing the ability to deliver the services behind it. It's w
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
Unsafe was 80's-90's Compton crack gang wars with machine gun drive-bys. Unsafe is the current Baltimore or south side of Chicago. The Tenderloin isn't anything remotely like that. Sure there are dealers on the street and peo
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
I recall a sad point to this case captured on surveillance video: As Bob Lee was bleeding out, he went to driver for aid who ignored him and fled the scene. Shouldn't they be arrested and charged for failure to render aid? Perhaps he w
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
zerohedge exists in the same basket of deplorable conspiracy wingnuts. Big grain of salt and they're not a reliable source.
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
It's overcomingbias.com but not usingnuance.com. The enabling of generative fakes, automated actions, and replication of human-like works in little time are the main concerns.
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
Nope. MDE is shitty. It pushes updates to millions/billions of machines without sufficient testing and monitoring. There was a MDE bug that caused Chrome to crash whenever dragging tabs. Another time, MDE also appeared to "remove&
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
It's 5.5 MW. That's not how power or energy works. 5 [W*hr/day] (Kept in energy units per interval rather than average power). 200e6 users/day who surf for maybe 4 hours/day 5 * 200e6 * 4 / 24 = 133 [MW*hr&#x2F
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
X for unknown. X marks the spot. Hollywood people sometimes add a X. middle initial to distinguish themselves from someone of the same first and last name. X for checking the box on a corporate inversion to launch a news network, other tech
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong: Anthropic is a startup working to develop guardrails for real AI concerns. In general, how does one put "business rule"-type constraints on the output of models? Is there any way to bake-in prime dire
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
FDIC thresholds are de facto meaningless and expose litigation risks for selective non-coverage. Is there any downside to FDIC expanding policy to state "All deposits are covered, regardless of amount"? This is effectively already
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
You don't. You can sort of emulate it with services that stateless, load-balanced, and L7 proxied. If you want stateful zero downtime deployments, use Elixir or Erlang that has the ability to live migrate data from one version of cod
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
That doesn't scale because it makes merging and file navigation nearly impossible, and the increased cognitive load is too much for anything real. Encapsulate functionality and break it into logical containers. That's what modules
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
I use LS. Mini wouldn't work for me at work or home. It's probably targeted and useful for non-developer users. I also use Objective See's LuLu, OverSight, ReiKey, and RansomWhere. https://objective-see.org LuLu +
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
The COVID economic policies lead to a K-shaped recovery. It was a money-printing bonanza that didn't do enough for average people while transferring wealth to the very top. This was layered on top of near 0% free money and QE. It feels
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
1. Too expensive. Maybe in 5-10 years, pricing will return to normalcy. When inventories are tight, they should backlog fulfilling corporate orders because they drive scarcity with deep pockets that harm innovation and accessibility for ave
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
It's not the judgement about interests around a type of process, but the fundamental process itself: it leaves no "tooling marks." There is no way to see it was "made by a human" or "made by an algorithm"
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
Argh. Puffin was also on iOS but went Android only at some point. Might have to find an VNC client and remote desktop into a mac (Mac Mini perhaps) running RealVNC Server.
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
In general, a" vintage" iPad 7+ years old won't be able to get OS updates or install apps unless the IAS apps haven't been updated in many years. (Un)planned obsolescence by virtue of not supporting every OS and app vers
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
Well, 20 years ago, that's basically how it was. Picking the folds of the structure, often by hand, and applying a fixed set of rules in a p-chem simulator by computer to see if it worked. AI produces the ability to automate the entire
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
There have been no panaceas, so how would GAI be different?
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
Das stimmt.
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
While hypothetically useful if it were Harvard bus lines, grandma and disabled people won't be able to understand this. While it maybe efficient like Haskell or Nix, the popularity potential of it is impaired by being too abstract for
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
Welcome to the technological singularity. Unless you clean toilets, assist the elderly, or are the architect of "The Matrix", your job will largely be replaced with AI and people who make less than you do. https://en.wi
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AI Develops Liver Cancer Treatment Within 30 Days(extremetech.com)
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
"President Carter took [a boat to work] away." Wow, she enlisted at 37 in 1944. That's impressive. EDIT: I hate to #nit god like Comic Book Guy, but a picosecond is a trillionth of a sec and femtosecond is a quadtrillionth.
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_bug
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by tinglymintyfrsh 4y ago
Is Dolphin still going? https://itunes.apple.com/app/apple-store/id452204407?pt=5460... It connects to a remote virtual browser.

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