@kerpstate@maris_mezals Man jautājums, ko jūs visi skolā mācījāties par mūsu valsts valdību, ka viss internets "raksta prezidentam"?
Latvijas valstī prezidents ir pamatā prezentācijas amats, viņš nenodarbojās ar valsts pārvaldi!
Ja jūs gribat kaut kam rakstīt uz žēloties => Premjerministrs
@Hakijs@realNepareizais Ir atkarīgs no tā, cik veci bērni ir.
Pēc pieredzes 3 bērnu sēdekļi vienā rindā nelien nevienā mašīnā ar 5 vietām (un iebāzt normālu pieaugušo aizmugurē ar 2 bērnu sēdekļiem ir diezgan problemātiski).
@Hakijs@realNepareizais 3 bērnu ģimenēm arī pienākas lielāks pabalsts, 7 vietu mašīnai būs 9000 eur. Tur ir nosacījums ka ir +1000 eur par katru bērnu pēc 3 bērniem.
Teoretiski ja ģimenei ir 7 bērni, tad var pirkt 9 vietīgu busu un atbalsts būs 12k eur :)
@realNepareizais@Ekselents Infrastruktūras fondam nav nekāda sakara ar klimata fondu.
Tas kā iet pie Apple on teikt ka viņiem jālabo Windows.
Ieslēdzam domāšanu lūdzu.
@realNepareizais@Ekselents Es pateica. Šī nauda ir no ES klimata fonda, kas domāts tikai tādu programmu mērķiem. Un to nevar izmantot nekam citam.
Ši nav mūsu nodokļu nauda.
@uldisn@normundsbergs Tāpēc ka ir sarežģītāk un vajag vairāk naudas uz projekta izpildīšanu. Tad arī vajag IT infrastrukturu un balansēšanu u.t.t.
Daudz vieglāk vienkārši uzlikt paneļus/turbīnu, tās arī kalpo daudz ilgāk.
@uldisn@normundsbergs Vienkārši vajag paredzēt ka jebkurš projektā uzreiz būtu attiecīga enerģijas uzkrāšanas sistēma, lai elektrību dotu ne tikai kad saule/vejš, bet arī var to dot kad tā ir dārga.
@causaliteit001@TerryCox7@jusbar23 Starlink uses ~25-30 W to run activelly data.
Now, radio waves follow inverse square law. 2x distance => 4x power consumption.
So if we take a 1to1 product, it will need 80 to 120W to run same data.
Should be less for phone use, but battery life is going to be a major issue.
@jusbar23 Latency-shmatency, bigger-smaller - honesly not the biggest question.
Inverse square law for power consumption. A 2x distance equals 4x power consumption. It's physics, so can't cheat it.
Starlink already is noticeable on power bill, and here we are taliking quadrupple.
@DJSnM@coastal8049@xdNiBoR What I narrowed down to is power requirments to run the signal from earth to the sattelite. Inverse quare law - 2x distance means 4x power consumption. That's an ouch for any mobile device :)
Maybe a video is in order to examine it in detail? :)
@jusbar23 @Keithdavis85 For fucks sake... Physicis. ,It's covered by pretty basic education. Spectrum is FININTE. While there are major power requirment differences, you can serve only a fixed amount of clients per antenna. So who can server more customers? Those who have more antennas. The end.
@mindragon@svpino And lets talk about hardware...
You seen the costs of it, right? A setup that allows you to train AI in any meanigful way even at basic level is mid 4 digit number, realistically now a low 5 digit number.
I am not spending my money on that unless i'm living that shit.
@mindragon@svpino No it's not. People have other things in life than to add now training an AI model to their free time. I'm not even talking about the fact that it can be utterly boring subject you might not want anything to do with, or you know, you can be just absolutelly shit at it.
@HowToUseAI_@svpino I know I know, but one thing to understand here is that this can also be looked as an oppotunity to monetise.
AI is not gonna come up with new features or fix complicated bugs, it can't be creative. We are just in a transitional period, creators will be highly valued.
@HowToUseAI_@svpino To be fair, github does give you tools to deal with this via auto-replies. Just look for signs of AI code generated issue and auto-reply with closing: "You used AI without understanding how to use the library. Documentation is here {link}. Learn the tool first."
@mindragon@svpino This is such a braindead take.
Riddle me this: how do you build software so a model can be trained on it and then be sold to finance it all?
You can't build stuff in a vaccum without users. And as a developer, I will always choose an open source version or build my own.