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by chaostheory 2d ago
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by chaostheory 5d ago
Not everyone lives within a metro that has good infrastructure. This is even more true in developing countries.
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by chaostheory 6d ago
How is this interesting compared to either a Mac Studio or Nvidia Spark? Did I miss something?
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by chaostheory 6d ago
Same happened to Disney Plus. The newer players skewed it a lot
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by chaostheory 6d ago
No, they haven’t been complaining about this pre-AI. At least not this many people. LLMs did not invent boilerplates. If you don’t like it and you feel it doesn’t bring value to HN, flag it.
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by chaostheory 7d ago
Meanwhile the 40k universe keeps releasing game after game. Obviously not all good, but it’s better than being stagnant
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by chaostheory 12d ago
This is also a common trope for the North American West Coast including California, but I haven’t looked for actual data to confirm it
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by chaostheory 14d ago
That and the author hasn’t played Dwarf Fortress
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by chaostheory 15d ago
You’ve just described how consulting works
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by chaostheory 17d ago
Eventually, even IKEA becomes “collectible” and not owned by many people. For example, I can no longer find my beloved (and inappropriately named) “Jerker” line of desks which are great for walking treadmills.
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by chaostheory 17d ago
It’s far more sustainable than the suburbs
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by chaostheory 17d ago
What about physical goods?
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by chaostheory 18d ago
Centralizing populations helps with energy and transportation efficiency, which is important if you care about the environment.
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by chaostheory 20d ago
AIs have to breakthrough the threshold of controlling an important company first before it starts to matter
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by chaostheory 22d ago
I doubt it would be frightening for Rockstar since Ubisoft has been mass producing repetitive open world games for over a decade.
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by chaostheory 22d ago
The local baker increases their prices because their lease drastically went up. The reason their leases went up is because inventory is low due to NIMBY regulations.
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by chaostheory 26d ago
There are plenty of theme park and dungeon sims now. Even Syndicate has a spiritual successor made by former syndicate devs
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
As the post already mentioned, also great for blackouts, of which more are coming for the developed world given climate change and infrastructure failure
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
I prefer that to the under thinking that both Gemini and the newer Grok models do
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
All of Google’s models prioritize speed over quality and correctness. That may be great for search but not so good for hard work.
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
EVs don’t need renewables. What makes them attractive despite the bad marketing in the West is that they can be powered by anything that can create electricity, like coal; which is something China has a lot of The transition to EVs is key t
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
It's a great idea, but the problem is with the latest versions of Grok. It's like xAI copied Google's Gemini. Grok now minimizes its effort. Like Gemini "Pro", it's become a flash model that provides shallow an
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
Didn’t he blame himself for her death because it supposedly happened because he had to go on the road again in order to pay for his debts?
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
Nintendo does not sell hardware at a loss. That's one of their quirks.
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
I feel the challenge of typing applications is boredom. It's hard to keep using them. The only ones I kind of keep going back to are games. There serveral modern adventure games and a real time strategy game (I don't remember thei
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
I feel that another issue the author ignores is that vinyl records degrade and their sound quality suffers. I vaguely remember that a typical vinyl record has about 8 “perfect” performances before its playback qualify steadily declines. Thi
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
It’s a good substitute for search, but its effort is so low that it’s near useless for work compared to the other frontier AIs. Gemini focuses so much on response speed that everything else suffers.
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
Mike Judge needs to do another Silicon Valley series on HBO
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by chaostheory 1mo ago
Well, until everyone realizes that prompts aren’t guarantees, these posts are still useful.
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by chaostheory 2mo ago
It would be nice to have a Google or Apple maps version of this. I would also love to see this while driving.

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