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3y ago
ah no mexican government is fining companies for doing this
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Samsung disables customer phones remotely, holds data hostage until Mexican gove [video]
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3y ago
https://elements.visualcapitalist.com/life-cycle-emissions-o...
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3y ago
I think many people are stuck in the cash mindset so it seems okay to them that they pay 2-3% in fees for an electric transfer. Where transporting $100 million and $1 would cost the same I don't understand the percentage fees. This inc
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Zotac's new mini PC is the first to feature AirJet solid-state active cooling
(xda-developers.com)
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3y ago
I think all authors and other content producers should have sort of a tip jar where we can send them money without someone else taking a big cut. A lot of superfluous charges are put still put for money transfer today so even something like
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3y ago
So what battery production prices are falling 10% a year around the same for solar and wind electricity. As more electric car manufacturing ramps up with more investments prices will keep falling. Most people finance a purchase like cars ar
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3y ago
The peers part is badly overlooked a lot is talked about how asian countries seem to have a better education system. But overlook the most important part of the education system in asia. The filtering that happens first by school where the
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Six pencil sharpeners that would get you expelled [video]
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3y ago
these are his own words from a few years back I did not make them up . He said as he did not understand he missed out on some good investments
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3y ago
Despite that he is still underinvested in tech looking at how big a portion tech is now of the S&P 500. Mostly because he does not understand it if he did according to his own rules he would have even larger investments in tech.
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3y ago
european countries usually have customer protections with teeth where as US seem to have corporate protection rather than consumer protections
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3y ago
airjet should work https://www.froresystems.com/
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I disagree with you as today the sum of all human knowledge is too vast for a group of people to know let alone 1 person. The models as they get better will bring access and result in expanding of human knowledge rather than hampering it. T
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3y ago
I don't know about Copilot itself but I agree in general large language models will also bring a huge change like computers, internet or smartphones did. Large language models are still in their infancy as they get better and more peop
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3y ago
It is a good thing that Tesla got and is getting subsidies same for solar panel and most other renewable tech. Without it China would be the leader in electric vehicles. Looking at how cost of batteries as well as solar panels is decreasing
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3y ago
It has been my pet theory that human civilizations had advanced a lot more before a some kind of extinction event pushed humans back to 1. Maybe not as technologically advanced as the current civilization but advanced in its own way.
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3y ago
Yeah this is something that probably will start outside the western world. In poor countries as solar and batteries keep getting cheaper we will start seeing new shapes for vehicles which wont look the same as cars of today. Such vehicles w
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3y ago
in the past the world did not have fridges and freezers. So anything that would spoil was made into pickles/aachar it had less to do with being poor and more with being able to preserve food for longer. Farms in the west make jams marm
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World’s Smallest Nerf Gun Shoots an Ant [video]
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3y ago
There is a lot of office work that will overtime be optimized over time using gpt like services. I was tech savvy enough to know that a lot of office work that I do is repeatable and can be done using scripts but not good enough to write th
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3y ago
It was never a general public topic. I don't get where you think that it was. The only point where it was a general public topic when a science topic crossed politics. Like the us space program against ussr space program that was what
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3y ago
I think the biggest change will be users will increase my parents don't know how to use Photoshop are not tech inclined they won't be touching up photos of their grand child. But give them an option of just asking the app to do so
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They are making a billion dollars loss a year. So with no vc cash available they need to get profitable if they want to survive. You can argue this is wrong way to go about it but they do need to get profitable.
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This is for people wondering how to get the original audio and video files https://github.com/Walkman100/OpenRA-Install-Guide
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I guess this answers the question If a Tree Falls in the Forest and There's No One Around to Hear It, Does It Make a Sound? yes the trees do hear it.
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OpenRA – Classic strategy games rebuilt for the modern era
(openra.net)
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If we are talking about unknown berries I would like to promote phalsa it grows in India and Pakistan only available in some cities in the month of May and June. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grewia_asiatica
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unlikely you need to meet people to get infected I work in very small firm of 6-7 people and live in a city where the spread was effectively controlled and rapidly vaccinated unlike most countries though it is not impossible. I am not a ver
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Looking at how much the cost of foundries with newer technology is increasing with each generation I really don't see the supply outpacing demand. AI/NLP has just started to rise out of trough of disillusionment and I feel the de
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