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cjeam t1_iysc6rc wrote
Reply to comment by icysandstone in Help me buy my first snow blower! What am I going to regret in 2 months? by icysandstone
I feel like based on that experience and the comments from others about pretty big ones and three stage ones, the answer is probably not.
It is a slight annoyance to me that more stuff isn't high-power electric and corded, for the right application it's great and saves the inconvenience of charging batteries and you can draw more power.
cjeam t1_iys5lz6 wrote
If you don't want to think about it, why not an electric one? Less maintenance definitely.
There are corded ones, but none two-stage, ego make a cordless two-stage but then at least you have to think about charging the batteries.
cjeam t1_iycs6nr wrote
> I bought a gag gift that literally and unintentionally made almost everyone at the table gag
Tell them to tuck their thumb into their fist and squeeze it, it helps.
cjeam t1_ixwo4w5 wrote
This is appropriate legislation that largely should be the case. It allows people who are targeting and essentially harassing people with these images to be charged with additional offences.
cjeam t1_ixa9xpw wrote
“You may not take photos, everything you see here is top secret…. including that.”
cjeam t1_ix8shu9 wrote
Reply to How do you think about the future of AI? by diener1
Pessimistic about the future, kinda optimistic about how AI might contribute. But that’s based on incremental small level progression like we kinda see now. If it’s a hard takeoff, 🤷🏻♂️.
cjeam t1_ix86itr wrote
Reply to Saw a post comparing leather belts, heres my grip6 belt after 3 years of daily use. One of the only new products ive brought that could outlast me I think. by Borgey_
Yeah, I was thinking that. I’ve got a nylon belt that has lasted me about 20 years, very much not daily use though. Leather is a bad material to make a belt from.
cjeam t1_iwxmwnd wrote
Reply to comment by Evideyear in Full Self-Driving Twitter by [deleted]
It's one banana, what could it cost, $10?
cjeam t1_iwr8moq wrote
Reply to comment by Baz_EP in UK: Electric car drivers must pay tax from 2025 by nastratin
Nope, the standard charge, which is £165 annually. Only the first year's payment is based on CO2 for new vehicles, article says that'd be £10.
cjeam t1_iwcjidy wrote
Reply to comment by PlayerREDvPlayerBLUE in Cultural Profile of r/singularity by Redvolition
Well https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/12/us/politics/domestic-terror-white-supremacists.html I might be https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2021/06/15/fact-sheet-national-strategy-for-countering-domestic-terrorism/ but I’m not https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jun/27/us-far-right-violence-terrorist-threat-analysis generally http://newamerica.org/international-security/reports/terrorism-in-america/
cjeam t1_iwchvbb wrote
Reply to comment by PlayerREDvPlayerBLUE in Cultural Profile of r/singularity by Redvolition
And the right go out and actually commit terrorism and kill people.
cjeam t1_iwch28j wrote
Reply to comment by PlayerREDvPlayerBLUE in Cultural Profile of r/singularity by Redvolition
This is silly. There’s an apparent tendency for the right to skew far more towards authoritarianism and also towards threatening behaviour towards certain demographics across the last century.
cjeam t1_iwcgqwu wrote
Reply to comment by IronJackk in Cultural Profile of r/singularity by Redvolition
That’s kinda an over-simplification of political alignment into a two one-dimensional spectrum, while really you get left/right and authoritarian/liberal spectrums as two different things. Hence the political compass tests being two-dimensional.
Edit: two > one
cjeam t1_iw70l9j wrote
Reply to comment by VanceIX in What if the future doesn’t turn out the way you think it will? by Akashictruth
Taxation funds them, which is not a capitalist funding model.
cjeam t1_iw4k2cy wrote
Reply to comment by 4e_65_6f in What if the future doesn’t turn out the way you think it will? by Akashictruth
Space, time, privacy, silence, exclusivity.
cjeam t1_iw4ippb wrote
Reply to comment by VanceIX in What if the future doesn’t turn out the way you think it will? by Akashictruth
AGI will come out of advanced research labs first. They’re not motivated by capitalism. It’s the next stage of the technological curve that starts to be motivated by capitalism.
cjeam t1_iw4i87d wrote
Reply to comment by SoylentRox in What if the future doesn’t turn out the way you think it will? by Akashictruth
You’d rather die in a food shortage riot, or anti-AI-controlling class riot, than live a normal life?
cjeam t1_iw4i00b wrote
Reply to comment by 4e_65_6f in What if the future doesn’t turn out the way you think it will? by Akashictruth
Billionaires are very immoral people, and the resources available to them are limited by the presence of the rest of us. You can see that in their behaviour now, buying all the neighbouring properties in an area to have more space, exclusive use of things that require space and time.
cjeam t1_iw4ehzx wrote
Reply to comment by VanceIX in What if the future doesn’t turn out the way you think it will? by Akashictruth
Capitalism has also created more inequality and more environmental damage than any other economic system in history. It’s really shit.
cjeam t1_ivxjxe4 wrote
Reply to comment by x2040 in Waymo launches the world's most advanced robo-taxi service. Rides can be hailed to go anywhere in downtown Phoenix, Arizona, 24/7, and with no safety driver by lughnasadh
Yeah but they’re both subsidising with VC money, just Uber less so now. It’s not a fair market comparison yet.
cjeam t1_iuaz0f8 wrote
Reply to comment by Norseviking4 in Automakers are going all-in on gaming to keep us in our cars by Test19s
Your alternative would be a taxi then.
Which is going to be expensive yes, so is a self-driving car, and not everyone is going to be able to use a self-driving car either.
cjeam t1_iu59nlz wrote
Reply to comment by Yoconn in Automakers are going all-in on gaming to keep us in our cars by Test19s
Oo boy, let me introduce you to “the bus”!
cjeam t1_isxpd6i wrote
There seems to be a small trend of this, but you have checked that the filter in your air purifier is present and not wrapped in a plastic bag yeah? Some people have been discovering their filters are still packaged. Because a HEPA filter should help, if it’s making no difference I feel like there might be another issue including possibly you needing to clean more.
cjeam t1_isps1zq wrote
Reply to comment by raccoon8182 in Is this imagination? by Background-Loan681
Well how would you tell the difference between this and a real AI?
cjeam t1_izq9bfy wrote
Reply to Best Laptop for School by adoptedlithuanian
Macs have a good reputation for lasting. The old recommendation for durability and repairability used to be thinkpads. Framework is a new manufacturer that have modularity and repairability as one of their key ethos’s, check ifix-it for reapairability scores, I think some of HPs stuff scores well.