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  • Snowman has about the same visibility as a child. So if you can't avoid hitting a snowman, you'd also hit a child on the road.

  • If you can't stop for a snowman, you can't stop for a child.

  • You could say doubleplusungood.

  • You have to consider that for most servers, the marginal expenses per customer are close to negligible, that's why you can make a profit even though only 3% of users pay you. But AI is so wasteful, that even the paying users are subsidized. Basically, the demand is not sufficient to support profitable monetization.

  • I've read about guilds literally banning innovation in a 12 part series on German history.

  • He's mortal, old, and his admin is incompetent. Fascist regimes collapse under their own weight, even if not stopped by external forces.

  • They did fumble the bag really fucking hard. Trump's malice is temporary, Democrat incompetence is not.

  • Nobody did that by hand even before Gen Ai was invented. Even before photography or computers, there were techniques to get textures without manually drawing them. The splotches, for example, could be accomplished by shaking the brush at the canvas.

  • Aging sucks though.

  • Car transit is literally the least cost efficient method of travel, and only affordable because it's heavily subsidized.

  • I wonder if vampire brains freeze mentally once they’re turned

    "Vampire: The Masquerade" has that as a downside of being a vampire. Vampires are less creative than humans, to the point that being turned into a vampire is said to hurt their talent worse than aging ever could. They also can't properly adapt to new technology. Basically, vampirism comes with creative sterility.

  • AI doomerism typically refers to the belief that AI will rise up against us and kill us all. Given that current "AI" is just a guessing machine, that won't happen, barring substantial breakthroughs. The end-of-the-world narratives are basically marketing for AI, as in, "hey, if this thing got any smarter, it would destroy the world".

  • So, do they just keep buying 40% of the production in perpetuity? What if production of those chips gets scaled up, do they just buy more?

  • The problem isn't the data center, but rather that the data center is being wasted on running AI. AI is a uniquely wasteful application, like crypto mining. If the data center does something actually useful, then it might provide utility greater than its expenses and externalities.

  • People claim to be effective altruists when they can't claim that they're altruists.

  • Not so fun fact: Gun suicides are far more common than any other type of gun related death. Having a gun in the house is a big risk factor for suicide.

  • If that's the plan, then it's not a very good plan. You simply don't need a high end PC for gaming anymore.

  • They are quite useful, actually. They predate on various vermin that are attracted by humans. They're kind of like cats.

  • So, suppose all of this is true, why did they always win with >99% of the vote?