iamtheworstdev

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Comment · 1 month ago
But Jensen recently proposed a tokenization of GPU power which would be definition be financially rewarded by limiting the supply of GPUs. So I'm not sure how true your proposition will remain moving forward.
Comment · 1 month ago
beat me to it :-( have an upvote
Comment · 3 months ago
Buy better shoes. Quit buying Allbirds and Hey Dudes
Comment · 3 months ago
Atlanta/Hartsfield just opened a new parking deck with those cameras and I bet some fancy as f### AI powered system. 7 level deck, I tried 4 of them before I realized the green/red lights were just randomly switching back in forth, so the total on each floor never reached zero. Fortunately, the top deck was free.

When I got back I walked past the kiosk that said "type in your license plate and locate your car" for those who forgot where they parked, like I did. Typed it in - no car found. (this was a recent trip, out on 07/23 and back on 07/25)

Comment · 3 months ago
appreciate the response and not passing judgment, i'm intrigued by this idea because I recently found myself "watching" a podcast by listening at 1.5x speed while also reading the transcripts. but I can't bring myself to pay $20 for a book and $20 for the audiobook to do the same. maybe it's time for a library card.
Comment · 3 months ago
look up federal agencies borrowing MQ-9s (sorry, I had the wrong drones) from the CBP for domestic operations.
Comment · 3 months ago
so you have to buy the book and the audiobook?
Comment · 3 months ago
domestically we use the RQ-4 and MQ-4 and lie about it
Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 4 months ago
also leaving out that real competitive gaming at that time was probably in Korea and involved Starcraft and others
Comment · 4 months ago
hahah that is so wonderfully malicious compliance
Comment · 4 months ago
Ugh. People already trying to find ways to gate keep space by raising the financial barrier to entry before we've even been able to capitalize on cheap space flights. I'm sure SpaceX and others will be against this until suddenly, they're not, when they realize they're one of the few that can even afford to pay it.

Like when Amazon finally had warehouses in all fifty states and suddenly quit campaigning against online sales tax.

Comment · 4 months ago
because the less wealthy get mad about it
Comment · 4 months ago
when you see the list of major investors in Cursor that will never break even if it stays independent, and compare it to the investors in SpaceX, it all makes sense.
Comment · 4 months ago
if I remember correctly it involves prepaid debit cards that involved no ID correlation, then you bought sims in person using said debit card which you activated online with any made up address because the prepaid debit cards had no mailing address, so it accepted anything. or you "registered" the prepaid sim online with whatever fake mailing address you wanted.

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