stainablesteel

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by stainablesteel 20d ago
this seems like it should fall within a right to repair context
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by stainablesteel 21d ago
"riding" and "leopard" are doing a lot of work here he might be standing and holding it, but that's a nice find
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by stainablesteel 2mo ago
these videos were disappointing and underwhelming
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by stainablesteel 2mo ago
it's incredibly hard to identify microbes like these, this is not a simple task, especially if you're not aware they exist or that they can occur in this way.. if they did, which i'm skeptical of
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
or accidentally hand the information over to someone who will
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
they don't need to use the whole humanoid, they can take the legs or abdomen alone and use them as is the human frame is just an experimental proxy for functionality, which turned out to be promising two arms alone is the purpose-built
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
there was a website for this https://courtwatch.us/
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
microsoft is an amazing study in managed decline that people still buy this, businesses still rely on their infrastructure, and their stock is somehow world-class is outstanding for the fact that its operating system can't do what midd
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
it's more like skin color, ethnicity, and religion
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
yeah most people are normal human beings, im saying the discrimination happens in getting admitted into the program
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
im referring to the admissions process, and this discrimination has been present for decades
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
the attempted takeover of the gaming industry has been the biggest blowback to western political establishments everywhere video games would normally distract people who would otherwise remain politically inactive when these establishments
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
the entire internet is just phishing at this point
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
this is among the same kind of problem that people have with facebook and google, and these "login with your ___ account" problems if so much of your life is centralized through a few accounts, then these companies shouldn't
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
not surprising, european political elites seem to do whatever they want regardless of whether it's good for their countries
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
they would kill their own product if they did this it would be like if tsmc started designing their own chips to compete with the people they sell their services to, they have more to gain by limiting their participation to a specific corne
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
imo there are two major kinds of models there are models you can speak with, that respond to what you say and there are models that just make lists, that list everything, include weird formats and add asteriks everywhere. deepseek, to me, w
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by stainablesteel 3mo ago
it's fair, especially because if people want to contribute to something so badly, they can make their own fork or version of it they can vibe-code their own browser, there's no need for the public to access every single open-sourc
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by stainablesteel 4mo ago
If this was 200k of anything else I don't think I'd care as much. I'm not sure why childish objects are worthy of more vitriol than anything else, but I definitely feel that way.
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by stainablesteel 4mo ago
sanity isn't his job
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by stainablesteel 4mo ago
i'm beginning to find it comical how every model release always presents itself as superior to every other model on the market, but they always leave just one test where some other model was modestly better, just in case.
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by stainablesteel 4mo ago
initially, not a lot of people were using gemini google pushed it into their other products to attract people to AI there was and still are a decent number of people who haven't really used it, as crazy as that sounds
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by stainablesteel 4mo ago
elon has a great wall of china's worth of plaques with comments exactly like this, and his companies are still worth more than their combined weight in gold
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by stainablesteel 4mo ago
putting tesla robots on the moon ran by LLMs seems to be a pretty coherent overall plan, I don't think it's different
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by stainablesteel 4mo ago
man, even google product videos show a "watch this video on youtube". can't link anything anymore
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by stainablesteel 5mo ago
it's either blue, or it's green. pick a side, coward
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by stainablesteel 5mo ago
our use of platinum has been limited by its scarcity, having tons of it would completely change the things we could build. saturation isn't a real downstream effect of economics, it would instead be transformative
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by stainablesteel 5mo ago
launching things via a mass driver from the moon to the earth requires a lot less fuel, is faster, and cheaper than shipping across the ocean
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by stainablesteel 5mo ago
you don't have to ship things the moon, you just build a mass driver on the moon that sends things to earth. it doesn't need to yield diamonds, this would be lucrative with just fresh water
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by stainablesteel 5mo ago
the ability to mine the moon or asteroid belt seems extremely lucrative, the logistics of transporting materials to earth costs less than shipping them across the ocean, an astounding level of value creation.

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