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10-12 Months ago I had commented here that people are not realising that AI is going to price us normal people out of computer hardware and we need China to actually reach on parity with node size. And sadly it looks like I was correct in m
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The problem is not that the government is helping the problem is that private capital is getting the benefits instead of all the citizens. I think Americans have after decades of propaganda are stuck with government bad narrative as both p
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one of these also rounds up people and sends them of to overseas concentration camps without due process. I think maybe white people still don't get what the rest of the world is living or experiencing.
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This was known long ago maybe even days into the attack if you follow independent journalists. Made US ask some satellite data companies to stop releasing images to individuals. Now they are just releasing it slowly for US media consumption
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4-5x times what it would have been if not for the demand from AI. According to my rough calculation 4-8tb ssd drives were going to reach parity with hdd this year
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5mo ago
What you need is ownership of not just the code but ownership of the company if your work is your own then you care a lot more about then if it belongs to someone else.
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why though it is open source the only problem the original dev has is that they are using his name and trademark they could name it something else and it will be okay.
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5mo ago
With how cheap and fast DeepSeek is and now using its free chat over the last few days I just cancelled my claude subscription so far I was using the chat interface only but I might just have to learn how to use the api.
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they will be getting 20% more than what Ebay is worth today
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If all the curated data is really shared with an AI over time they will be better than most individual doctors. I personally think AI could be a great triage system.
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The Petroleum System Is Entering Its Volatile Decline Phase
(cleantechnica.com)
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Who said 1000s of people were gunned down. The pedophile in chief says that and we are supposed to believe it the same guy that has won this war 10+ times already. Bombed and killed thousands of women and children. If you want the Iranian p
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It's normal. They can't debate the actual statement, so they talk about something irrelevant to derail the conversation.
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And no where in any of my statements did I call it an Arab country. I was just calling out hypocrisy of the west when realistically Iran regime is as good or bad as any of the Arab countries or even the untouchable Israel.
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I think the regime narrative is mostly made up by Americans what's the difference between any of the Arab countries from Iran. The only difference is they are not controlled by America. It the same bullshit narrative of promoting democ
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Batteries: The game has changed – and it's not what you think
(pv-magazine-usa.com)
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This just means big layoffs are coming in this sector and they are astroturfing before hand so that they can show this stat that jobs are available Meta and Microsoft just started the ball rolling and it will accelerate over the next 2 yea
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We Tried Popular Linux Gaming Distros – LTT Labs
(lttlabs.com)
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Will Sodium-Ion Batteries Revolutionize Electric Ships?
(cleantechnica.com)
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Renewables and batteries drive down fossil fuel use despite record demand
(abc.net.au)
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If something can't be profitable charge it to the government for multiple times and make it profitable and let taxpayers ie the citizens hold the burden. I never thought I would see this scam outside a poor corrupt country but damn US
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Are you gaslighting Israel has been committing a genocide long before Oct 7th. Reactions of people after the shock of Oct 7th wore off made Israel to actually do something about tiktok using its Israel lobby. The only one that can get both
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Tiktok was about only one thing and that was Israel losing the narrative war as unlike most of western social media which was deranking and censoring showing of Israeli atrocities to the world Tiktok was not.
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Micron pushes US Congress to crack down on chip tool sales to Chinese rivals
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Jellyfin Plugin for VLC Media Player: R/Jellyfin
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It looks like peak oil will arrive faster than predicted. Demand growth was already projected to be under 600,000 barrels a day this year, but the blockade and rising prices have pushed it into negative territory, accelerated by the rise of
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Clean energy pushes fossil-fuel power into reverse for 'first time ever'
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Study shows removing exposure to plastic from our food chain yields quick result
(abc.net.au)
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China shipped a record 68 GW of solar in March – here's why it matters
(electrek.co)
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Western car manufactures scamming their customer should not be what you look at for costs. Batteries pack costs have gone from $130-150/kwh in 2023 $80-90/kwh in 2026. Price for a pack will likely be under $50/kwh in another
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