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by unglaublich 7mo ago
That the schools are unable to implement the technical solutions for parental control tells you about the schools, not about the technology. And that parents rather have everyone's actions on the internet surveilled because they can&#x
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by unglaublich 7mo ago
Ah crap I was hoping to benefit more of my sub because I'm in an off-hours tz.
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by unglaublich 7mo ago
The heating of your house is worth the energy of many thousands of llm queries. So only turning down the thermostat by the smallest of steps would compensate your llm use. So, no you don't have to freeze to death to easily compensate y
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by unglaublich 7mo ago
But the real meat requires much more soy for animal feed so it's still a better choice.
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by unglaublich 7mo ago
No wonder regular people hate technology.
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by unglaublich 7mo ago
AI is nothing compared to automobiles and heating, construction and shipping. It uses a bunch of energy, but not so much compared to moving yourself around in a car of plane.
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
Is anyone here actually browsing the internet without ad-blockers? As soon as I accidentally turn them off I am disgusted by the consumerist, snake-oil, sexist, shit-storm that's advertisement.
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
Completely agree, this is why we need to detect bad rolls and give people the ability to reroll.
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
value/size
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
Wheelchair users are a subset of pedestrians. If your pedestrian infra is shit, your wheelchain infra can't be much better. (Sure, only if you count whatever remains of pedestrians infra, it might look acceptable).
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
The viability of a currency is nothing more than faith.
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
Georgism is the only way forward. Tax land, energy, metals, and other constrained natural resources, not labour.
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
We're already there. Most of us have jobs that are just made up to fill the gaps after steam power and automation. In the future, we'll have jobs that fill up the AI gap. It's UBI, but more arbitrary so we can tell ourselves
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritzing
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
Through extensive data harvesting, and exchanging and partnering across thousands of such data miners, I suspect that by now, the graph of identities and fingerpinted devices must be practically complete. That means that all your actions on
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
I don't understand this approach. How are you going to convince customers-to-be by demoing an inferior product?
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
I was waiting for the cases where they inverted this. That would really trick me. But it didn't happen in the few cases I tried.
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
This can only be fixed by authors paying humans to read instead of the other way around.
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
They were already excellent at survival, and they migrated, and many of them died young. Sure, _humanity_ will survive, but a large part of the population won't.
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
Jobs are a means, not a goal.
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by unglaublich 8mo ago
Plain tobacco leaves are much less dangerous for your health than the highly engineered commercial cigarettes that have additives that increase addictiveness, inhibit coughing, "improve taste", improve shelf life, etc.
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by unglaublich 9mo ago
My, that sums up apartment living quite well. I'm all for densifying popular urban areas, but man, add some fucking sound isolation cheap landlords.
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by unglaublich 9mo ago
What societal "harm" is the UK actually trying to reduce with this age verification? It almost feels like the amount of effort they're putting into this is out of balance with the actual harm.
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by unglaublich 9mo ago
Huh, no. Pollution close to humans is bad for both city and rural people. > The pollution always goes somewhere, "The solution to pollution is dilution". We want the concentration of pollution low, so the health effects are low
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by unglaublich 9mo ago
I have another one: _I_ don't have to smell your gas and fumes when I bike behind you!
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by unglaublich 9mo ago
What a ridiculous take. There are many, many cities and towns worldwide that are primarily walk/bike friendly and they seem to do very well in terms of quality of life.
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by unglaublich 9mo ago
Even if the electricity source would burn similar fuel, just the fact that you don't pullote right in the middle of population centers makes a huge difference. In reality, it's not only that, but _also_ that they use cleaner metho
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by unglaublich 9mo ago
*We = farmers, their lobby, and their simps.
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by unglaublich 9mo ago
People outside of the US look down on inferior products like HFCS, bleached chicken, hormones used in beef cattle, prevalence of GM crops, the preventive use of antibiotics in poultry, hen battery cages, and permissive-by-default use of add
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by unglaublich 9mo ago
I think JPEG XL's naming was unfortunate. People want to associate new image formats with leanness, lightness, efficiency.

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