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What if copyrights are shorter, but vigorously defended (other than fair use provisions)?
Can we use the modern tech (AI) to policy copyright infringement, to liberate the culture and business?
What’s the excuse for when the problems remain when the leadership changes?
When I was a kid, there were cigarette vending machines.
I am not that old.
Anyone have recommendations for cyberpunk enthusiasts who love William Gibson?
I can’t believe they cancelled the tv show :(
Bigger swarms have more counter battery risk
Depends on the target, some large ISR drones totally need big 20mm rounds but you scale the system down to machine guns and shotguns and build out integrated air defence systems with electronic actively scanning radar and sensors to detect and track the threats to kill
Ukraine invaded Russia recently.
Apple itself was a major user of Xserve, Apples needs for cloud compute are massive and growing, and Apple could probably rent Xserve as a cloud to justify the cost and sell it to privacy focused consumers and businesses.
Wait until manual bikes are banned and only gps tracked e-bikes exist for citizen safety!
So regulated kids could get them and use them without supervision eh?
When food and water become scare, conflicts arise.
Do decentralized banking is better for business competition and market health.
But we live in a too big to fail, regulatory capture environment.
Big computer isn't the right direction if we have to sacrifice LOCAL COMPUTE for the big cloud future.
In general government policy for technology and communications, is a regulatory capture gift to big corporations.
The government gets data to “manage” the citizens and the companies get data to “manage” consumer and the power structure is protected.
Because you can use existing physical equipment with automation, until it’s ready for a full replacement
if buy isn't owning, piracy isn't theft.
LLM is not necessarily an expert system. Once there are expert systems for law, healthcare, accounting, governance…
Anyone who wants to centralize power: so big tech, big government, big corporations, and big dummies who think this is progress
I could afford to put a roof over my head and food on my plate easier ten years ago than today.
Sure big screen TVs have progressed, but let's not ignore that the changes of the world are regressive for some.
The timing of the demise of the Mac Pro has been about as bad as the Steam Machine launch timing.
Waste heat is a problem for cities, why not a large DC?
Who else can Canada sell excess power to?
They bought CANDU reactor designs from the government
They do it on Vancouver Island in B.C.
All the reasons you’ve listed are excuses why my government healthcare stopped having annual checkups. But to me it’s just worse quality care
Currently there are lots of systems that are in chaos.
Rather than demand reversion back to mean, we should be asking, "Before we reset this system back to the way it was, was it working and are there improvements to be made?"
Because the current chaos can be viewed as an opportunity to improve, and we should take it because may of the systems in chaos today, were dysfunctional or in need of modernization yesterday.
Without YouTube and porn, is there really an internet?
Because he’s talking to himself about work.
You think there isn’t some boring scientist or engineer with classified access who doesn’t drive a boring civic to work?