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>upgraded to drone fleets I wouldn't do that unless you want your airspace filled with birdshot

Office workers get chronic conditions from sitting around all day too. Yet vary few jobs provide any such balance.

the way healthcare companies act now, they deserve bankruptcy

That Saline datacenter is the one I live closest to. I actually know a couple people who live right next to it. The above is basically what happened, but done in the open after tha…

The articles premise seems to say clearly "you arent helping". The thought counts, yes, but in ignoring feedback it becomes arrogance.

I quite enjoy playing with robots, but I'd rather coordinate the design and installation of 1000 ramps than be involved with one walking liability sedan chair. If you care about re…

>they value the water more than the electricity and yet I have a hard time believing they value the electricity less than the AI. Let them drink tokens!

be poor (minus electricity, I guess)

I thought they were real people, in a near future where everyone is so dependent on AI that not even a company so callous as to fire by video call would even think of depriving ano…

Of course. But it's a bit like putting an image of the tank man on a circuit board if you order from china (which I have seen discussed, never found someone who actually did it). M…

Non sequitur. Neither most mathematicians nor Terry A. Davis are particularly well known for their literature abilities.

Some contractors are already barred from using Claude due to DoD designation back in March as a "supply chain risk"

How often are you asking an LLM about this? You know you can just google it, right? I have to admit it rarely comes up in the coding tasks I usually give to LLMs.

The person who approves or uses the LLM output will be responsible of course. You can't just say "the computer did it" and expect to walk away. In the few cases I've seen, that see…

Only way I can see that happening is if you somehow get fired for not folding your laundry, in the same way people are fired when their car breaks and they can't make it to work.

You don't even "need" to clean your house (yes, yes, I know). You do need to drive to work.

>by the end of the century Maybe I've missed it because I don't follow news on this much (apart from "it will get warmer/worse"), but what happens after that? Seems like I've been …

In some ways I wonder if these timescales are "beyond comprehension" for most people. You can tell people the temperature will go up in 20 years, but you can't make them feel what …

Is AI even worth the hype if it can't even destroy the world?

lemmy

That is unfortunate, but the opposing view entitles a fetus to use of another persons body. This is something I am not entitled to, even if a blood transfusion, marrow transplant, …

Optimization for this problem looks like making it so people and items do not need fast transportation, but I don't see that happening any time soon.

they will just restrict you from buying the hardware these run on

I already pay for my government in taxes (which ironically these big cos don't pay). Besides, if I were to gather up 4 million to lobby, the opposition would simply spend 8 million…