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They don’t say what the kWh usage is, just that the electricity cost in $$ is over $1000 on the highest month. For a unit surrounded by what should be other conditioned spaces, that’s insane to me. A quick web search indicates that nyc $&#x
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I would demand an itemized bill from that urgent care and play hard ball with that provider. That's absurd, even by US standards. I've had ER visits that total less than that. My son had a cast that fell off while on travel in Flo
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by ipython 1y ago
The first factor is access to your email. The second factor is…?
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by ipython 1y ago
So I’ve heard of this model collapse theory. But I’ve also heard of model providers who are intentionally training with synthetically generated data (as a result of insufficient “real” data). So I’m curious where the line is? Are there phas
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by ipython 1y ago
Just wanted to remind everyone, journalism like this is partially funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which was just defunded by this administration this week. See their "Funders" section here: https://fe
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by ipython 1y ago
+ HOA fee (condo HOA fees can easily add up to several hundred $$ per month)
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by ipython 1y ago
Have you seen pics of Houston? It can be infeasible to walk a mile if it’s split by a multi lane highway etc.
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by ipython 1y ago
Fantastic point. Hard to scale stealing data from files stored in a physical location. Easy to scale exfiltrating data via credential stuffing.
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by ipython 1y ago
What voip service allows free calling to/from pstn? Without an app filled with ads?
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by ipython 1y ago
So glad to see a renewed emphasis on proper wired infrastructure. It seems the "big boys" (Verizon, T-Mobile, etc) are heavily pushing wireless and not building out new wired areas, I assume because it's less capital intensiv
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by ipython 1y ago
This article is based upon an interview from NYT: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/06/26/opinion/peter-thiel-antic... . That NYT interview with Ross Douthat is just a lame attempt by Thiel to rehabilitate his
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by ipython 1y ago
I loved that game! Used to play it on my palmpilot and compete with my workmates to see how much $$ we could make.
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by ipython 1y ago
Agreed! I guess I don't understand as I have seen five year olds running lemonade stands with more business sense than this LLM.
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by ipython 1y ago
More to the point, if you steal the book and never even read it, you are still guilty of a crime.
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by ipython 1y ago
Exactly. I feel like the AI companies are intentionally moving the goal posts- regardless of whether the resulting generated content is the same as the original, they still committed the crime of downloading and using the original copyright
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by ipython 1y ago
I just had this argument with a state wide government website. I have to log in to this site maybe once per year to update contact information and update a few fields. Unfortunately, that site silently deactivates your account automatical
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Azure OpenAI absolutely got paid.
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by ipython 1y ago
I'm not sure exactly where you get 12 lines of code from. There are at least a hundred lines of LLM-related "prompt engineering" alone: see https://github.com/slavingia/va/blob/35e3ff1b9e0eb1c8a
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by ipython 1y ago
There’s a whole sect who believes the opposite- that you are more spiritual and blessed by God the wealthier you are. Somehow being material wealthy is now a signal of your spirituality. :shrug: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by ipython 1y ago
Ok. From the party of “states rights” that’s a bit hypocritical of them. I mean- they applauded Dodds which basically did the exact opposite of this- forcing states to regulate abortion rather than a uniform federal standard.
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by ipython 1y ago
If we have concerns about unregulated power of AI systems, not to worry - the US is set to ban regulations on “artificial intelligence systems or models” for ten years if the budget bill that just passed the house is enacted. Attempts at
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by ipython 1y ago
See page 292-294. Moratorium on enforcing any regulation/law on “artificial intelligence systems or models” for a period of 10 years after this bill is enacted. Not sure why someone flagged this as well. AI regulations are absolutely
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by ipython 1y ago
See page 292-294. Moratorium on enforcing any regulation/law on “artificial intelligence systems or models” for a period of 10 years after this bill is enacted. Not sure why this is getting flagged- would AI regulations not be a topic
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We still have one and our younger kids use it to call their friends. We refuse to provide them “smart” phones - at least for now.
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If there were a plan, one would hope they would have shared it? This is my frustration - there is clearly no plan, but smart people will assume that there must be one, because they bring their own biases of how they approach problems and pr
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Tech companies react to Chris Krebs' targeting(infosec.exchange)
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Realistic alternative? How about starting by reading tfa? I’d say you don’t need to physically threaten people who ask for basic security practices to be followed, for one.
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by ipython 1y ago
Not sure what you mean here. In the “traditional” internet peer to peer model from the early days, it was always a client-server model. Just that everyone “ran their own server”. For example: You want to send me email? Great my smtp server
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by ipython 1y ago
Wow that’s quite a reaction over some rando’s article. Why not just write your own with your point of view and post it here?
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by ipython 1y ago
That’s not what this article is about, though. He’s not arguing that you cannot host your own content. He’s arguing that you shouldn’t sell your excess capacity to randoms on the internet for reasons enumerated in tfa.

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