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CheeseNoodle

@ CheeseNoodle @lemmy.world

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  • What will all the computing infrastructure be used for when companies admit commercial AI isn't cost-effective?

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  • Theres a proposal for one in Scotland that will use up as much electricity as the whole country combined (Except during winter where peak load is a whopping 1/3 higher than the proposed data centre.

  • At State Dept., a Typeface Falls Victim in the War Against Woke

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  • Calibri is such a nice readable font too.

  • WTF Just Happened? | The Corrupt Memory Industry & Micron

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  • It also worked because most other advanced economies had just been bombed into the ground twice over leaving the US with a huge advantage that made prosperity easy, those conditions simply don't exist anymore.

  • Trump showing signs he’s battling major medical crisis, Democrat claims

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  • Nah LLMs can at least do grammar, the sum of the text may be nonsense but the induvidual sentences tend to be pretty perfect. We don't yet have the technology to re-create covfefe.

  • xkcd: Chessboard Alignment

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  • Probably accounting for the curvature of earths surface.

  • WHY???

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  • Because storms want to be circles but any given gas giants atmosphere is basically a series of nothing but storms and when you tile circles you get a hexagonal grid due to the spaces in between them?

  • How progressives are taking over swing states – and driving fear into Democratic elites

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  • I've never really seen any purity tests unless shit like 'It would be nice if rich people had to obey the law' is a purity test.

  • Groundbreaking

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  • As if they'd try so hard, take it from someone with shitty internet, the box absoloutely appears in that spot after you click.

  • Infosys co-founder once again calls for longer than 70-hour weeks - and no, he's not joking

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  • Don't forget each worker also has to simultaniously spend $∞ on goods and services.

  • Dying to be right

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  • Its due to heavy adaptation specifically around snakes, when the first true snakes evolved they were basically meta (causing at least 1 extinction of an entire group and probably more we don't know about) so whole ecosystems had to shift to basically not be fucked up by snakes.

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  • The problem I find is even when I genuinely try to do this their reasoning is genuinely incomprehensible to me, these people don't care about what they can see with their own eyes let alone scientific concensus, its a world view with more basis on how they feel inside their own heads than whats hitting them in the face in real life.

  • War in Venezuela, Brought to You By the Same People Who Lied Us Into Iraq

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  • On the bright side with much of the world ramping up renewables for various economic and defense purposes we might see the US and Russia fuck themselves up over oil just in time for the market to collapse.

  • The Economist on using phrenology for hiring and lending decisions: "Some might argue that face-based analysis is more meritocratic" […] "For people without access to credit, that could be a blessing"

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  • Even a genuinely perfect model would immediately skew to bias; the moment some statistical fluke gets incorporated into the training data that becomes self re-enforcing and it'll create and then re-enforce that bias in a feedback loop.

  • The Economist on using phrenology for hiring and lending decisions: "Some might argue that face-based analysis is more meritocratic" […] "For people without access to credit, that could be a blessing"

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  • The Unmentionables?

  • Waymo says its self-driving taxis will take customers on freeways for the first time

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  • How about faces the same punishment someone that isn't an incredibly rich corporation would face? If that's insurance then sure, if thats jail time then yes someoen should be punished just like anyone else would.

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  • To be fair america could, rare earths aren't actually that rare. The main thing is that mining them is the environmental equivelent of pouring fuel everywhere and setting the place on fire. That stops most countries which is why China has the market so cornered but with how the US feels about the concept of breathable air these days they could totally secure a domestic supply.

  • Oh please tell me this is true!

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  • Their main issue is being antisocial jerks, they don't co-operate so they can't share knowledge and the females die careing for the eggs (which again they might not if they worked together) so they can't pass anything onto their young either. The jerk part is they also eat eachother sometimes.

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  • You can if you don't use gmail, or sign up for one without 2FA, the trick is going to be getting anyone to believe you're stucko n a desert island.

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  • Dies after 6 hours of trying to make an online phone call via various websites and constantly getting stuck because they want an excessive amount of personal data that I don't have on hand with me on the island. The laptop had an 8 hour battery but beating myself to death with a coconut just seems preferable by that point.