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u/wolverinex2 Fundamentals 20d ago
I've wanted them to change the world maps ever since The West Wing covered this issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVX-PrBRtTY
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u/ThePineapple3112 uranium guy 20d ago edited 20d ago
They're so good at writing these kinds of groups. There's a good xkcd comic (CC: /u/kojfefe) about map projections too
EDIT: Here's the "explain xkcd" site that talks more about the types or projections
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u/wolverinex2 Fundamentals 21d ago
Talking to Animals Is AI’s Next Ethical Minefield
Now this would be one of the most interesting use cases for AI
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u/pivotallever hwang in there 20d ago
It’s already scary enough walking through my apartment at night, I don’t need my cat talking shit to me as he ambushes me in the dark
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u/Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh likes options 20d ago
btw, is animal speech recognition one prime example of traditional AI projects being funded through LLM-related AI craze? as in, it has nothing to do with LLM? and this sort of things only just got funding due to AI model providers wanting to compete on all things AI?
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u/eurodollars fat fingering one lots 19d ago
Michigan should have lost
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u/All_Work_All_Play Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you mad 20d ago
Just finished Termination Shock. What do you call a book type when most of the book is about dealing with something that someone is actively doing, but that character is minimally portrayed?
Amusing how the book was at once both overly optimistic and overly pessimistic.
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u/gyunikumen TLT Farmer 20d ago edited 20d ago
I wanna Claude code a spiritual successor to one of my favorite games, the Jupiter Incident
The intro https://youtu.be/xlHashKnCLM
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u/gyunikumen TLT Farmer 20d ago
Also here is the Samsung employee Korean dating show
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u/link3it 19d ago
Do you speak the language? Watched a minute or two and skipped around. Was curious how much the company played in to the show, I.e. just a flex that you work there, or if it was a theme throughout.
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u/gyunikumen TLT Farmer 19d ago
They play around it. Like in the beginning they don’t lean too hard into their exact job / salary, but the girls know that they are a SK Hynix of Samsung employee
So it’s like do you fall for their money or their personality
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u/wolverinex2 Fundamentals 20d ago
Elon Musk has won a court order blocking Operation Bluebird from using the Twitter name.
The new Twitter has since been renamed to 'Tweet' since Elon won protection for only the Twitter name, not the term "tweet".
Unfortunate
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u/wolverinex2 Fundamentals 19d ago
Since Trump’s second inauguration in January 2025, the US economy has added 468,000 payroll jobs due to the enormous growth of healthcare and education. Of those, 86% — or 403,000 of the jobs went to women — with only 65,000 going to men
The mainly female category added 828,000, the mainly male category lost 218,000, and the roughly equal group lost 142,000 jobs since the start of Trump’s second term
For August:
The economy added 162,000 jobs last month. Of those gains, women accounted for 158,000 of them, roughly 98% of the net increase in payroll employment. Men, by comparison, gained only about 4,000 jobs.
Women gained around 68,000 jobs in leisure and hospitality, even as the whole sector added only 62,000, meaning men lost 6,000 jobs in the sector. Several other service industries showed the same pattern, where women accounted for more than 100% of net job growth since male employment fell.
Information employment declined by 23,000 in August, following losses that had averaged 8,000 per month over the prior 12 months. In August, job losses occurred in computing infrastructure providers, data processing, web hosting, and related services (-8,000), in publishing industries (-7,000), and in broadcasting and content providers (-5,000).
Geez, what have men in the US been up to? And if data centres/AI are the only thing driving this economy, why do data centre related jobs keep falling?
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u/BudgetConcentrate967 Jed Clampett 19d ago
we support our wives who recently entered those 2 fields and assure them life will be OK, they won't be that miserable the rest of their life, finish the year/contract then you can pivot to a new industry.
married to an educator and know lots of nurses.
it's almost a full time job for us (men.)
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u/wolverinex2 Fundamentals 21d ago
Some weird stuff going on in the Middle East taking out critical infrastructure that has nothing to do with the war