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Comment #41944355
What I'm most worried about is how farming will adapt. Either food production needs to shift to geograhically new areas, or we'll need massive storm-proof greenhouses where hostile…
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Comment #41944125
I believe most of the misery could be still avoided with massive amount of investment into green technology, AI and robotics to take care of the old and so on. But if Americans con…
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Comment #41922922
If most people are unemployed, modern capitalism as we know it will collapse. I'm not sure that's in the interests of the billionaires. Perhaps some kind of a social safety net wil…
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Comment #41922886
Babies can at least manipulate the physical world. Large language model can never be defined as AGI until it can control a general purpose robot, similar to how human brain control…
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Comment #41912613
Personally I loved history, social science and geography, but none of that has been useful in working life. Being good at mathematics is prerequisite for nearly all well-paying job…
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Comment #41711190
Obviously extremist attitudes don't disappear overnight when a regime promoting them disappears. Still, I would prefer to see a comparison to other parts of the world. Were antidem…
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Comment #41582194
Yeah, I'm no fan of Musk or Trump, but I think Twitter always was a spam-infested, hateful cesspool where people with online-addiction yelled at each other. There was nothing for M…
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Comment #41528255
Yes, firing ordinary workers and moving production elsewhere is definitely going to fix bad management and rotten company culture on top level. Boeing management created the 737MAX…
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Comment #41526443
Mainly the various physical operations many of them perform on daily basis (due to limitations of robotics), plus liability issues in case things go wrong and somebody dies. And fi…
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Comment #41525833
The question is, why wouldn't nearly all other white collar jobs be professions of the past as well? Does the average MBA or whatever possess some unique knowledge that you couldn'…
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Comment #41525722
To be honest, if the bottom 50th percent of coding talent is going to be obsolete, I wonder what happens to rest of the "knowledge workers" in those companies. I mean people whose …
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Comment #41525419
What's the alternative? If AI is going to replace software engineers, there is no fundamental reason they couldn't replace almost all other knowledge workers as well. No matter the…
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Comment #41476002
I agree with the hypothesis. My country has a significant shortage of doctors, and guess what the few doctors spend a large amount of their day on? Paperwork that used to be done b…
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Comment #41397968
Yes, the pi is perfectly fine for many projects, and in fact I have a couple of old pi's (even the original pi 1!) running tasks, such as listening sensors over bluetooth, pihole a…
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Comment #41392525
Definitely do that. Old Fujitsu thin clients make awesome DIY routers.
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Comment #41392481
Here's examples of idle power consumption of second hand mini-pc's i've tested, running Ubuntu, measured from the wall: Dell Wyse 5070 with Pentium Silver J5005 ~ 5W Fujitsu Futro …
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Comment #41288199
That's true. The US economy is still very strong by world standards. In my country (Finland) even entry-level jobs that pay peanuts often have multi-round interviews, with applican…
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Comment #41288180
Housing is inexpensive in places where there are not enough jobs. Cities were born due to industrialization moving jobs to them, not because people suddenly wanted to become urban.…
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Comment #41154980
Yep, collapse of farming is much bigger problem than the cooling itself. People live even in Siberia and Alaska / Northern Canada, but in much smaller quantities as it's harder to …
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Comment #41154675
What you're writing was true a couple of years ago, but right now six week bootcamp isn't going to get you a job at all in Western world. In my country even new grads with 5 year C…
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Comment #41152037
Seems like a cool project, but not something I would pay thousands of dollars for as a hobbyist gardener. By the looks of it, might work for smaller plants, but not much use in gro…
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Comment #41152020
Well, that obviously depends from how sunny and warm it is.
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Comment #41112424
I think there should be just many types of neighborhoods. Those who need a car for longer distance travel should accept living further away from city center, where there's enough s…
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Comment #41112291
City centres should be built so that people naturally prefer walking/cycling/public transport over driving there. That's how many European cities are, and it works just fine. It do…
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Comment #41100616
Recently I found a long lost go-pro style camera using metal detector, after it had fallen off an RC plane, which crashed into a tree in dense forest. Over nearly a decade the came…