throwaway48540

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by throwaway48540 2y ago
It's not just non technical people. Even programmers around me are worried. Some think AI will replace programmers soon, some think partially, mostly everybody thinks that a lot of stuff will change soon. I am personally not worried. A
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Is that all you hear? I don't hear that at all. People around me didn't change the battery when it was easy either. I was always like an alien when I suggested it.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Do you need to run all experts at once?
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
That's not entirely true, most electric cars sold today have a driveshaft, clutch and gearbox.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
We have our own phone, it's the iPhone. I paid the money for it because I wanted the full package. You can buy your own kind of phone that's not the full package. Many different vendors are making that.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
You did not explain anything, you just said that something would happen, without any reasoning why or why no counter effects would happen. Yes, both sides of the debate use scifi as facts, I agree. I don't think the other side does it
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Yes, I do.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Use USB-C to connect a hub with display and mouse, copy data over internet.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Lol, I really want to see a 150-year old EURO6 200kw diesel engine coupled with a 150-year old 9-speed automatic dual-clutch allowing me to drive on the 150-year old roads for 4 liters per 100 km at German highway speeds. BTW, electric cars
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
I'd be very nervous if somebody told me they will host my business data or otherwise provide a service to me forever for a single time payment. Maybe that's what makes your customers go away.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Consumes? As in, the water disappears? Also, it's pretty incredible. A very comparable job can be done with a local model on my MacBook Air in few minutes. How many bottles of water is that? That's so gigantic, immeasurable differ
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
It really isn't. Just 100 years ago "earning a living" meant growing food themselves on fields behind the house for the majority of humans.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
That's my point. Crazy economists are not responsible for the damage, it's the elected people who listened to them and followed through. To create an intentionally extreme parallel, imagine they have chosen a group of idk, satanis
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
So it is the elected representatives who are responsible for choosing them and implementing whatever they suggested?
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
The economic system is not set in stone. If everyone is irrelevant to it, the economic system becomes irrelevant to everyone, and a parallel system gradually replaces it.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
How could they possibly do that?
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
What is shady about them? Are they criminals?
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
What exactly is the problem? That they're using any energy at all? Well, I don't like that people have lights on after 7 PM...
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
You're claiming it would be terrible for the rest of us, without supporting that assumption in any way. It's not a fact, pseudo scifi action movies don't count as facts.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
I don't see an issue, using something like Firebase is what a smart engineer would do. Just this one piece of logic is a problem.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
The middle approach would be implementing the infrastructure in a basic way that is simplistic, but provides benefit and can be expanded.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
I really don't think that's the case. If you ask a CEO/CTO of a startup, he would fire the guy who did the latter instead of the middle approach. Longer term stability and development velocity are very important concerns in e
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
At my cottage... Used to pay $60 for 30 Mb/s fixed LTE. Now I pay $60 for min. 80, usually 200 Mb/s.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
For all we know, the solution to Fermi paradox are people who insist on tradition and not upsetting the status quo instead of taking advantage of the possibilities of truly global high speed internet coverage for low prices. I agree this sh
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Too bad there isn't a tool to disable the person with the Flipper.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
It halved the price of high speed internet in rural locations in Europe.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Some people argue that you need actual CSAM to produce AI CSAM. I don't think that's true, but in that case, it'd be different because it's a result of abuse, while books are not (directly).
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Concerta
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Yes, that should be possible.
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by throwaway48540 2y ago
Connecting the nodes through a common backbone shouldn't be necessary in a mesh network. Nodes can provide connectivity by relaying even if they don't have access to internet directly.

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