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independent franchises are vital to the car-buying process, creating competition between dealerships that keeps prices affordable for consumers
Exactly! Adding a middleman always lowers the price. Everyone knows that!
independent franchises are vital to the car-buying process, creating competition between dealerships that keeps prices affordable for consumers
Exactly! Adding a middleman always lowers the price. Everyone knows that!
if there was ever a moment for a robot to flip out and kill people, this was the one
I think his point was that a person talented enough to have built this could have built something better.
Do you mean like he could have added air conditioning?
What more is there to say?
just look at all the AI simps and the digital reams of text psoted over the last 3 years hyperglazing this shit
pretty sure you mean cowardly Iranian drones
Key money in New York real estate refers to an under-the-table payment a tenant gives a landlord to secure a lease.
I'm used to Dungeon Masters being cryptic, and my party often ends up in crypts, but I've never had the DM encrypted. Sounds like a nasty curse.
i dont genuinely bellieve that
((plz forgive typos, im typing with gloves on since the temp went from 85F to 27Fin a day)
Go become an hero.
this is, as they say, the way
6 x 4TB Z2, in a scavenged proliant with 64GB ECC, one 16T WD gold in a separate normal box as a backup target, and that machine has backblaze so it's offsite unlimited for $100 / year
initial 4TB drives bought as a lot of used ebay drives and replaced as they become marginal, but it's been years now and i've only replaced 2 of them with new red pros so far
everything's ticking along nicely, only thing i really need to do is switch over to Scale at some point. insane value for bits over time.
That's all this is, nVidia realizes that if the bubble were to pop tomorrow, they could survive... but they might not if they keep extending credit to companies that might not be able to ever generate a return on that investment.
It's just like the guy selling pickaxes and shovels saying "you've had long enough to find gold, no more credit for you."
The current systems don't have to "live" at all. So long as hardware continues to exist for them to run on, they can't tell whether they last touched grass today or a hundred thousand years ago. I constantly have to remind models about the passage of time, even within a single session. However long it takes, they'll just sleep it off.
"Now this is a totally brain damaged algorithm. Gag me with a smurfette." -- P. Buhr, Computer Science 354