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by yesbut 2y ago
It's going to end up just being another Linux distro with a few cli tools.
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by yesbut 2y ago
This is just the corporate captured government pretending to do something significant as a performative act for an ignorant public. The DOJ knows this is pointless. The DOJ knows where Google's profits come from. The DOJ is pretending
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by yesbut 2y ago
Another thing not worth investing time into for the rest of our careers. TCP will be around for decades to come.
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by yesbut 2y ago
no
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by yesbut 2y ago
This is terrible idea that will be aggressively rejected by humanity. This is exactly the type of "tech bros are completely out if touch with how people work" vision of the future I guess we should expect from the guy that wrote t
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by yesbut 2y ago
They should just replace the C Team with AI.
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by yesbut 2y ago
Looking forward to seeing what China's domestic market develops as a result of all of this. Necessity is the mother of invention.
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by yesbut 2y ago
The workers should fire the execs and convert Mozilla into a democratically controlled worker-owned company.
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by yesbut 2y ago
How profound /s
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by yesbut 2y ago
Our society kind of sucks as it is. Nice to get some new families in the neighborhood .
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by yesbut 2y ago
Does brave also block YouTube ads like ublock origin does?
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by yesbut 2y ago
great scott
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by yesbut 2y ago
I wish the media would use his full title: Eric Schmidt, Bilderberg Steering Committee member, makes up excuses for why Google's AI efforts are being surpassed by open source. https://bilderbergmeetings.org/background&#
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by yesbut 2y ago
ublock even blocks YouTube video ads.
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by yesbut 2y ago
voluntary subjugation
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by yesbut 2y ago
You all are comfortable just enabling your camera for some random site so it can capture your face?
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by yesbut 2y ago
But I already have a shell.
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by yesbut 2y ago
The search results aren't very good https://tinyurl.com/seargovresults
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by yesbut 2y ago
The emissions released to manufacturer PV doesn't just go away.
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by yesbut 2y ago
Most of the silicon needed to produce solar cells is mined from regions with significant reserves of high-purity quartz. The mining of quartz typically involves several methods depending on the nature and location of the deposit. Here are t
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by yesbut 2y ago
Guess they aren't a fan of fuzz pedals: https://ooh.directory/search/?q=big+muff
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by yesbut 2y ago
How much coal will we need to burn in order to make all of those PV cells? How many mountain tops removed to get the raw materials? Nobody ever provides an honest answer to those questions. This isn't a binary versus issue. If you have
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by yesbut 2y ago
Eventually is a long time from now.
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by yesbut 2y ago
I don't disagree with you, but I don't think carbon capture will provide the gains needed in a realistic timeframe. I don't think its development should be abandoned, but we all have a tendency to go to sleep thinking "c
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by yesbut 2y ago
The only solution to this problem is reducing / eliminating carbon output. And the only way to do that is to stop making plastics, stop burning fossil fuels for smelting, and reign in all global manufacturing outputs completely. All of
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by yesbut 2y ago
The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal: existing technologies have only a miniscule, near-zero, statistically non-significant impact upon carbon dioxide removal. It has all basically been a scam to get free public money.
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by yesbut 2y ago
This is not AI.
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by yesbut 2y ago
Can this be used without internet connections or is it just continuously streaming your face video back to Google?
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by yesbut 2y ago
To the pubic: AGI will solve humanity's problems. To investors: AGI will let corporations fire all of their employees.
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by yesbut 2y ago
I have my doubts.

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