Unit327

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by Unit327 10d ago
People going vegan or going pure aktins or whatever have the most important thing in common, they are actually thinking about what they eat, reading labels and generally making conscious decisions about food.
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by Unit327 10d ago
Correlation is not causation, especially in a sample of 1, the plural of anecdote is not data etc etc. Protein is easy, just eat some beans and rice, tofu, tempeh etc. You can't just take the diet you had before and subtract things and
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by Unit327 3mo ago
They aren't in the black at all, let alone "insanely" so. Maybe if they just did commercial launches on falcon 9, but instead they've been shoveling those "huge margins" straight back into r&d on starship e
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by Unit327 3mo ago
I can just see the meeting where the apple developers pitched this. "Some of our users want to stare at their black rectangles for 18 hours a day but unfortunately have to take a break and stare out of the window because of motion sick
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by Unit327 3mo ago
"If agi and perfect humanoid robot slaves, then xyz". That's a motherfucking big "if".
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by Unit327 3mo ago
The impacts haven't really been seen yet because Japan is still on the flat apex of the population curve, but the rollercoaster is about to start diving. https://www.ipss.go.jp/pp-zenkoku/e/zenkoku_e2023/
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by Unit327 3mo ago
This argument gets trotted out every time but it doesn't convince me of anything. Yes, calling things out creates an incentive for people to hide them, but so what? Setting aside the whole AI = bad argument, let's do a metaphor. T
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by Unit327 4mo ago
Anubis is one alternative, kinda sucks that we need to slow down the web for everyone a little bit though.
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by Unit327 4mo ago
Anthropic have only scraped together a month of profitability by cooking the books. They have an extreme compute discount from spacex that only applies for the first couple of months of the deal. By pushing the costs down the road they can
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by Unit327 4mo ago
That quote is not from the article and has nothing to do with the article, what is going on here?
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by Unit327 4mo ago
I could spend 20 minutes coding in a headset but there's no way could I spend an hour doing it.
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by Unit327 4mo ago
It also doesn't help that they probably sell tokens below cost.
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by Unit327 5mo ago
Nethack is best played completely spoiled with the wiki open at all times. You'll miss the amazing interactions and stuff otherwise, and it is still challenging either way. It was basically made to be played by source divers in the day
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by Unit327 5mo ago
ssh nethack@us.hardfought.org It has been updated, and there are also eu/au region servers.
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by Unit327 5mo ago
2B ARR at what cost base?
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by Unit327 6mo ago
A NAS is just an example, here's a better one; I love to use my old phones as wall mounted displays and controls for home assistant, or as remote music players plugged in to some speakers that I can hook into in music assistant. Some o
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by Unit327 8mo ago
Ignores the cost of model training, R&D, managing the data centers and more. OpenAI etc regularly admit that all their products lose money. Not to mention the fact that it isn't enough to cover their costs, they have to pay back al
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by Unit327 11mo ago
AI doesn't have hopes and desires or something it would rather be doing. It has a utility function that it will optimise for regardless of all else. This doesn't change when it gets smarter, or even when it gets super-intelligence
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by Unit327 1y ago
Encrypted data on the servers is only useful if your server is just dumb storage. I want the server to actually do something, e.g. serving media, running home assistant etc.
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by Unit327 1y ago
https://pluralistic.net/2024/12/14/fire-exits/
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by Unit327 1y ago
This sounds like the same behaviour from introducing fines for overdue library books or being late picking up children from day-care. It goes from a social olbigation or question ("Do I want to bother the day-care people by arriving la
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by Unit327 1y ago
Get a room full of USA citizens: "Put your hand up if you want more manufacturing in the USA." "Ok thanks, hands down. Now put your hand up if you want to work in a factory".
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by Unit327 1y ago
There are many reasons why that you're dismissing with a wave of the hand. But regardless, we are both in agreement that sending robots right now is the wise decision.
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by Unit327 1y ago
It depends how you are defining "better". Much cheaper and safer sure, but also much slower and much more limited. If it was me making the decisions I'd still go with robots, but I wouldn't call them "better".
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by Unit327 1y ago
Keeping them alive and returning them doesn't require "a leap" which is the central point of OP I am disagreeing with. We have all the technology, material science etc to do it. Sure, it requires some research, engineering an
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by Unit327 1y ago
Humans are better at exploring and doing science than rovers, they could get things done a lot quicker and better. They can repair things and are very adaptable. A mission to spend 6 months on the surface would be great. Perhaps not worth t
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by Unit327 1y ago
I think you are both on different pages about settlement vs just a visit.
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by Unit327 1y ago
It doesn't require a leap forward, we could put boots on the ground with 1990s tech.
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by Unit327 2y ago
"trans vegan murder cult" is the best band name ever
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by Unit327 2y ago
> don't understand that a game's lifespan is contingent on anti-cheat Or you could spend a huge effort on cheatproofing only to find that no-one plays your game in the first place, e.g. Concord. I imagine getting cheaters in yo

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