bongodongobob

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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
This is a good take if you know nothing about the history of the US meddling with other countries. For those who do have some knowledge here, this is fucking just stupid and naive.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Trump literally said we want their oil. We are there to install US oil companies and a US friendly government.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Yeah, I know. And I disagree with you. Tobacco companies should be allowed to advertise. Cocaine shouldn't put you in jail.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Both of these things are products people can either choose to consume or not.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Yeah, that's crazy. Just because it's wrapped in some kind of religious moral code doesn't make it ok.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Ok let's make soda and McDonalds illegal then.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Nope. I live in the Midwest and have had more than a handful of friends die from drugs and alcohol. I don't think the rest of the population should have their freedoms taken away because of it. Bad things happen and blaming a drug&#x2F
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
The guy was clearly insane. Anyone who stabs themselves to death has very serious mental issues. Did ChatGPT exacerbate that? Maybe. Do I think we should do anything about it because the 1 in 100,000,000 crazy person might have negative e
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
The average person can barely read and knows nothing about world history and politics. No thanks.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
I could definitely see it helping in this space though. I was a project manager for a telco for a bit and there's lots of data in different formats and systems that even today's AI would be great at splicing it all together for on
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
You have to deal with directly affecting real estate owners, potentially 100s of thousands of different ones in NYC. Not to mention 100s of years of underground infra and all the different companies that own that stuff without cutting servi
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
I live near the Great Lakes. Data center proposals are popping up and people think they are going to drain lake michigan. They think they will consume more power than the entire state consumes right now. Idiot yokels are chasing away what c
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Nah, it's fueled by huge misinformation campaigns. It's going to kill art, put us all out of the job, uses 1.5 million gallons per query, pollutes water, will kill the electric grid, etc. These seem to be the most popular uninform
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
It makes all electronics more expensive. This makes every service more expensive as well.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Not for me.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
I've never in my life (25 years in the business) seen a system that was so utilized things needed to be cut. Every single cluster/DC I've worked with has been at 50-85% utilization tops. I mean, they might hit 100% during a r
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
5 years is the lifecycle. You're not going to get rid of a 4 year old server because you're using less cycles that you thought you would. You already bought it. You find something else for it to do or you have a little extra redun
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
So you prematurely dump hardware you already own when you see CPU usage go down? I don't think so.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
That's not how it works though. Budgets are annual. A 1% savings of cpu cycles doesn't show up anywhere, it's a rounding error. They don't have a guy that pulls the servers and sells them ahead of the projection. You bou
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Occams Razor: Trump openly hates windmills and green energy
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
I don't think AD is capable of this natively.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Not allowing random VPN connections on a LAN is pretty standard. I've been surprised at how many people here are able to use tailscale and the like. Guessing it's just because there are likely smaller teams here that don't ha
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
In the sense that the US has been anti-intellectualist for decades, I'm kind of ok with it. All the kids who fucked around in school and picked on the nerds for just existing are kind of getting their comeuppance. It's definitely
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
I had a negative view of MS when I was young. Then I got jobs at large orgs managing IT for 1000s of people. I don't know how else you'd do it without the Microsoft stack. I'm not saying you can't, but good luck managing
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Government initiatives and subsidies. Big push to export culture post WW2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cool_Japan#:~:text=Cool%20Japa...
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
If AI is just prompts to you, you fall into the "don't know how to use it" group.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
Beyond that, there's a huge culture/propaganda problem for the demographic. Electric vehicles are gay, for sissies, we run on gas like my grandpappy did, climate change is fake, toaster on wheels, Joe Biden wants to take our truck
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
What you've found is a prompt that returns what you want on Gemeni. That's all.
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by bongodongobob 9mo ago
What you want, and what you think image generation is, is impossible.

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