toasty228

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by toasty228 3mo ago
As Macron said in 2023: "Who could have predicted the climate crisis?" The people in charge a either clinically retarded or willingly ignoring the problem, either way we're fucked, the point of no return is behind us now, thi
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If they're hosted in China next to a coal power plant and maintained by people getting paid 1/10th of a US engineer sure. I doubt opanai and anthropic will go that road
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by toasty228 3mo ago
> You can easily run it on an RTX Pro 6000 Sure, and people can just build their own dropbox for like $250 too. How many people will bother though
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> absolutely no way to stop it. Unless if they take down the flat rate subs and you have to pay api prices, usage will drop a lot. Right now I freelance using gpt, if I had to pay api prices I'd probably lose 50% of the income, if n
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Like the noise thunder makes while loading before striking you, insanely amazing, potentially problematic
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It's OK, there is no war anyways, it's just a short lived infrastructure restructuration operation on foreign territory, the US is doing the same right now so it seems to be allowed.
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> Maybe that's the meatbag limit, not the airframe Given that when they go over the limit they need like 10x the maintenance I don't think it's a human problem
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> has nothing to do with other peoples’ workloads. Because ram/memory is free and not in demande at all these days?
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"Content" is usually a perfectly good term, at least in most contexts people use it for, shapeless slop that fills the void of the empty vessels most people are
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I don't see anyone talking about Trump, ICE executing people in the streets, the insane level of US politics, the slow build up of the surveillance state, etc when discussing claude or openai
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Sure, but there is a reason we came up with growing degree days, wikipedia is one click away
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> I just don't understand how someone could think we're going back to a pre-LLM world. That's not the problem, the problem is that for every hour of dev saved society will lose 10 hours on fake data, fake bug reports, auto
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by toasty228 3mo ago
> According to Gemini this city is much colder than Essex, and yet And according to science Fribourg offers more growing degree days https://weatherspark.com/compare/y/45015~56049/Comparison-of...
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You can even see the asphalt "waves" pushed by the buses stopping here over and over again
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> Fishes are polluted Wait until you learn how 99.9% of cows are treated lol
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> the only positive response in this thread and I get downvotes lmao what the hell people. Because it's not "positive", it's "techsolutionism", which at this point is basically a cult... let's keep sho
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> can make It doesn't matter what it "can" make when what it does make is 99.999% boomer certified slop
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> I'm amazed how easily people dismiss this. Why? What's its value? I personally wouldn't watch a video/movie/show that's entirely clanker generated, I see no point in it. All AI fanatics can talk about is c
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by toasty228 3mo ago
Don't you love it when gemini quotes an AI generated video with 83 views as a source of truth
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It's 2026 on a self proclaimed big brain forum and people still don't understand basic things like tax brackets... A sight to behold
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> Yeah that's what an inverter does No, that's not what an "inverter" does, not most inverters at least, you need grid forming inverters and batteries for that... which is my whole point, you don't just take them
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It's bad, just not "We ArE LiTeRaLlY RuSsIa". But I guess it's the logical conclusion of the last few decades of critical thinking erosion and people not being able to form any kind of nuanced opinion
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> but 16 is nearly adult On paper yes, biologically not really
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The scale is completely different. It's like arguing a bomb, a gun and a knife are exactly the same thing and we shouldn't bother thinking about where we draw the legality line
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Sure, but meanwhile they've been using your lungs as a particulate filter for coal byproducts for decades, and these things will fuck you up even in the best case scenario. Coal plants also produce radioactive material btw: https:&#x2
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by toasty228 3mo ago
Not to sound like an ass but that's your typical HNer hot take on a topic they don't know anything about (which is 99% of topics outside of tech). I know that I don't know jack shit about the topic, but I can already tell you
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> the Fukushima disaster Germany doesn't experience magnitude 7+ earthquakes on the regular... or at all for that matter. It 100% is manufactured fears
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Just follow the gas pipelines...
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Well yeah, and that's why we use a third party app instead of having each website implement their own half assed solutions. That's like the entire point of this thing...
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> Do you have to present this ID for every purchase you make or every website you visit? Basically yes, your mobile connection is attached to a name, your landline is attached to a name, your adresse too, the card you use to pay online t

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