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by sdsdssweew213 6d ago
LLM's are perfectly capable of replacing tons of jobs in fields like marketing, corporate communications, journalism etc. Also, as price of software is driven down thanks to LLM's, more custom software can be built to automate all
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by sdsdssweew213 2mo ago
Aliexpress also sells bunch of no-name Zigbee motion sensors, proximity sensors to detect if door/window or whatever is open, which work with Home Assistant through Zigbee2Mqtt. I tried some with good reviews and found them to work all
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by sdsdssweew213 2mo ago
I bet everyone will soon use a thin client with 4GB of RAM, and all the compute happens in the cloud of some American corporation you pay subscription fees to.
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by sdsdssweew213 2mo ago
Even before current RAM price craziness ECC UDIMM's were hard to find, and often more expensive than non-ECC. I was lucky to grab 128GB for similar price to non-ECC a few years back. More people would use them, if they were available.
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by sdsdssweew213 2mo ago
That balancing doesn't seem to be working very well lately, considering all the insane stuff Trump gets away with it. Sure, China is a dictatorship, but I'm not sure America will meet the definition of a democracy for long anymore
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by sdsdssweew213 2mo ago
Maybe they have relatives there. Maybe their job requires them to.
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by sdsdssweew213 2mo ago
Another option is to just buy some used enterprise mini PC (google project tinyminimicro) with PCIE slot, and use that. Probably lower power consumption than a full rack mounted server, definitely takes much less space (unless you already h
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by sdsdssweew213 2mo ago
If you live in Europe, I recommend trying one from Lidl. It was cheap and so far I've been quite satisfied with it.
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by sdsdssweew213 2mo ago
I live in what according to Wikipedia is 18th most expensive country in the world. Average person working full time as a nurse here earns about 30k dollars a year after taxes. If they can survive here, 20k a year in most of South East Asia
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by sdsdssweew213 2mo ago
I wouldn't thank Christianity for the scientific advancements of the West, except maybe for protestant work ethic. Science only started to flourish when Catholic church started to lose power, and religion became a bit more separated fr
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by sdsdssweew213 2mo ago
EU has quite successfully decoupled from Russia already, we aren't heavily dependent on Russian energy or other natural resources anymore. Also, EU countries in Eastern Europe do already have a high military spending, and even Western
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by sdsdssweew213 2mo ago
I would hardly call it "world class". Most of the world is much harsher place to migrants than any EU member country. Privileged, well paid expats may be treated nicely in most of the world, but that does not apply to refugees and