All the technologies you listed behave deterministically, or at least predictably enough that we generally don’t have to worry about surprises from that abstraction layer. Technology does not just move on, practitioners need to actually find it practical beyond their next project that satisfies the shareholders.
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It could be different but that is what the companies are stating as their operational life span when they report their financials. They used to say they would only last 4 years…
I agree people are selfish but I disagree on where that leads us. Acting as a collective is the best way to be selfish. Billionaires have their collectives: corporations; and if you don’t do the same then you are not even selfish, you are just cattle.
Haven’t seen this mentioned yet: the RAM they are making for these AI chips are built to burn up after 6 years. The RAM is built into the processing units to reduce latency but the whole unit is designed with short planned obsolescence so burning out after 5-6 years is expected. The assumption is that by the time they burn up they you will replace them with a more energy efficient unit.
I would not survive this but I am willing to sacrifice as tribute to break the cycle.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•After Today's meeting where Trump fell in love with Mamdani, this is MAGA tomorrow morning.
6·21 days agoHow exactly was it brilliant of him to say Mamdani can call him a fascist?
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•THIS is real. There is an app that allows you to text with Jesus
2·27 days agoFirst the pope throws a rave, now this 🤦
Apply this logic to the hospitality industry, where Trump famously got his start. Your hotel hosts dignitaries around the world. If you find out one of your guests invited prostitutes or did drugs you could have leverage over some very powerful people. If there is sewage surveillance, you will see it at the hotels first.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Why aren't people harassing marketers?
10·1 month agoBeing right isn’t as important as doing right. I have better things to do with my time, unlike marketers.
Gotta blame the voters for having bad candidates. Mamdani has shown us that having a better candidate is a better strategy than whatever this is.
The truck says “War” on it. This is why voucher schools exists, so that I, as a parent, don’t need to deal with this kind of parent and their kids.
Where I am at there’s triple digit hear warnings, so there is a logic to this. On the other I have used my bicycle to pick up my daughter under such conditions so it is possible, but then she rightfully complains about the heat.
You play a different game so that even if you lose on the propaganda front, you still win gains elsewhere.
Needing to own a car to exist in society is a tax.
With you on all but makeup. I don’t do it but I know enough to know it is an art form and I also know there’s a paradox of self-expression that is intertwined with camp and seduction. These things are not inherently bad, but they are destructive when they are commoditized so that we start to think we have to pay admission to express ourself
Oh, you actually serious?
I don’t care enough about this to debate his motives, I just know stupidity when I see it.
Lol. That was good but you need to double down on the irony at the end or else people might think you’re serious. Maybe rift on him crossing state lines.
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I’ve literally integrated LLMs into a materials optimizations routine at Apple. It’s dangerous to assume what strangers do and do not know.