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Any kind of expectation of harm reduction or even slightly reasonable policy towards climate seems impossible under capitalism. We're headed to a future of climate genocide.

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This image from today's IPCC synthesis report is brutal. The existing policy trajectory represents a profound failure of our governments, and of our international political system. We need much more aggressive mitigation and much stronger international cooperation.

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@PumpkinPartyDX Fake lovers, setups side by side is goated

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@CleistaCelestia Just saying shit

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@thomasklemenc Of course optimized enough code means images and tens of thousands of chat messages become free and cost no ram at all. Terrible showing from discord not using literal magic

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@andkalysh @AtoBradley Do NOT do this. This doesn't save tokens as opus alone is more efficient at complex tasks. The "expensive model plans cheap model implements" idea is outdated and testing shows it's strictly more expensive than just letting the expensive model work.

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@0xTib3rius @JoeSorgea It's the same method?? The app is literally telling you it can't determine which device is at fault

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@xaviersonline_ @tommy5346 From what really ISN'T happening

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@simple @swagmonkey76 That is what you are experiencing, with enough latency when you see someone starting a heavy melee its already too late on the server

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@simple @swagmonkey76 Is valve supposed to break the laws of physics just for deadlock? Mfs want rollback until they see what the game interpreting things as they actually happened correctly looks like.

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@klarstrup @Graesplaene_ Not actually the case here, cheap AI is open weight models that people charge cost+ for. The big two OpenAI/Anthropic are charging way more than reasonable because they still can.

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@ivishyouwould Never met a business owner?

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@arayofmidnight Because code is code, trivial to change, takes a bit of work to review when it matters but you remain in complete control if you want to. It's pretty different from images or video.

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@SerendipitousOr Because this just isn't a real problem.

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@jumpinforjoltik @ZoruaBell The water problem is actually trivial and most data centers in places with sane regulation already run closed loops which mean they don't consume any water during operation (or tiny amounts sometimes). The power problem is the big one.

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@RealRousshoe @POLREWK0M Jump? An American? Unlikely.

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@zaiphirion People who make games use it to good success because it's a nice engine. People who jerk off about architecture generally don't know what they are talking about. You'll notice all the criticism is excessively vague.

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@DragonSoul___ @mimoos_ @snowbirdtbh Empirically this is not true on any level. Maybe that will change but seeing how the economy was running on slop (non-AI variety) it's hard for me to imagine consumers ever giving a shit.

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@TheOtherFrost @_Mr_Magpie_ No, not how any of this works.

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@DragonSoul___ @mimoos_ @snowbirdtbh Plenty of profit in AI, you are focusing on hyperscalers like OpenAI and Anthropic who certainly could cause a bit of a market crash. But there's viable AI at fractions of their costs and fractions of the final cost to consumer. AI will crash into becoming a cheap commodity.

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@mcshitposterjr Homebrewing is both too easy and too delicious unfortunately

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@NoDizzyNoRobo When will people stop crying that games can't break the laws of physics so sometimes the interpolated version you see is wrong.