arcane23

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by arcane23 1y ago
I will use the "rabid" replies I got as evidence towards interests of minimizing the scare for nuclear because there's many other interests behind it and I doubt it would get a fair shake. A lot of political and economic inte
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by arcane23 1y ago
If you're not looking for a perfect sample, pretty simple, the way it was discovered: with sticky tape and graphite. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discovery_of_graphene
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by arcane23 1y ago
>50 direct fatalities This is a crazy understatement of just how many human-years of life have been lost due to that incident. How many people got leukemia in neighboring countries and other complications that cut their lives short. I am
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by arcane23 1y ago
Doubt most people want it as thin as possible. This is just the phone industry running out of ideas and trying to tell people what they actually need. There's not much left to "fix" on mobile phones, and no real important fea
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by arcane23 1y ago
>Statements like "I'm not going to explain it to you, you'll see exactly what it does" and "This is when it's zoomed out, you can still see it traveling" seem to be careful wording meant to lead people
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by arcane23 1y ago
UFOs came a long way in the last 70 years or so. Started with saucer shaped crafts that housed biological aliens to drone like crafts. Can't wait to see how their tech advances in the next 20 years.
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by arcane23 1y ago
Most of Earth's powerful armies are all into war AI/AGI machines and I doubt any of these movements can do the least bit of change about that. If anything these kinds of movements will at most serve as a tool to calm the spirits o
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by arcane23 1y ago
That might account for a small set of scenarios, most times they just go for whatever sticks to their hand, in pockets/purses, without knowing what they'll get. As long as there's devices that can be monetized they will attem
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by arcane23 1y ago
>discourage theft Does it though? Are there statistics that clearly show devices aren't being stolen anymore because they cannot monetize them anymore? The way I see it the only thing this does is make you feel better the thief cann
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by arcane23 1y ago
Ignoring how strangely against this idea you are, for no justifiable reason, it wouldn't look like a 3310, it would still look like a smart phone, probably OLED so more battery life. It would just miss a lot of modern features which ar
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by arcane23 1y ago
You missed my point, a simpler hardware/software phone needs less resources to maintain. No eyecandy/cushy features to maintain, security becomes easier to maintain by the community. No constantly added features and gimmicks which
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by arcane23 1y ago
The trick is adding a ton of features which expose extra attack surface that needs them to maintain and fix, under the pretense that it will make everyone's life easier. Make it complicated enough so that the community cannot maintain
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by arcane23 1y ago
Security/privacy?
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by arcane23 1y ago
Seems like there needs to be a split of both hardware and software. Mobile phones morphed into something else lately. Not all of us need all the features of a smart phone, but still need a comms device. We need a simpler OS with simpler har
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by arcane23 1y ago
Just get a hat? They breakout into Arduino UNO style connectors and you can use hats designed for that on top of it.
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by arcane23 1y ago
Still no I2S.
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by arcane23 1y ago
But no GPIOs or similarly low total power draw.
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by arcane23 1y ago
The way I used my Raspberry Pi boards fits into two categories, either always on providing some network service (with a shield), which usually benefits from very low power draw, either needing SPI/I2C/serial to connect to random h
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by arcane23 1y ago
Ah for sure, that's not what I meant. I was talking about the fact that sooner or later people running the business figure out they can increase the workload if employees have too much spare time. Else we'd be at pre-computers pr
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by arcane23 1y ago
Lately there has been a larger power difference between governing and governed, and it shows itself in these kinds of moves.
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by arcane23 1y ago
I don't see anything strange going on, market just finding out how to properly milk the new tech. Where it is useful and where it is not.
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by arcane23 1y ago
>If the individual is more productive, they can work fewer hours. I have never seen people working fewer hours due to technological improvement, productivity just goes up from them working more efficiently for 8 hours.
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by arcane23 1y ago
My guess is ICE cars sell more energy which is packaged as gas, which benefits certain industries. More control over price. Not as much control over electric with solar and other sources. I don't think it's much more than that, it
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by arcane23 1y ago
That most people cannot even understand where the problem is. Downvotes make my point as well. I do not want to say the right thing so people aren't offended so I am granted access (or updoots). I'd rather deal with robots for thi
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by arcane23 1y ago
You are making my point though. You'd have a problem if you'd have to fake your religion or your sexual orientation so you get served, but it's fine if we do it with how "likable" we are.
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by arcane23 1y ago
>But the same does not extend to a private bakery. Or a bar. I always found it strange that they are not allowed to discriminate based on gender/religion etc but they are allowed to discriminate based on if you are likable or not. A
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by arcane23 1y ago
>They have health issues That is interesting! Is it because they are missing functions which bacteria offers?
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by arcane23 1y ago
As an ESL sometimes I do run my replies through LLM for rephrasing when trying to make certain points, I found it helps in making it more clear.
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by arcane23 1y ago
Yeah, I was thinking about this. Humans vary depending on a lot of factors. Today they're happy, tomorrow they're a bit down. This makes for some variation which can be useful. LLMs are made to be reliable/repeatable, as gene
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by arcane23 1y ago
Do the cell connections allow for 10A discharge? I suppose it's some kind of contact solution, spring loaded?

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