But why should your food bank or church allow you to have seconds when there are other food banks and churches out there that ran out early before serving everyone? Why should you get a food bank at all when there are places that have none?!

This logic can always be applied to any situation because there are always worse situations to be found. You’re not solving anything by tearing down the guy who now earns enough to buy a meal or two at a restaurant in comparison because he’s not far off from your own situation. Attack the guy who buys the $10,000 lunch and doesn’t even finish it. They’re the tiny minority that have the biggest impact on the rest of us.

They’re connected to a pole.

I’m not so sure about that because even if they are privately owned, that doesn’t mean they have the inherent right to be mounted on a city pole. The property isnt harmed by removing them from the pole and storing them in a deep underground bunker infested with Hanta Virus rats, black widows, and alligators.

I’m pretty sure one city did remove them and then Flock just came and put new ones up which is what lead to the trash bags.

It’s even included in the article:

The letter from ​U.S. lawmakers to the Pentagon said that, given what military officials know about the trade in location data, ​they should have acted ⁠faster to protect their personnel, for example by disabling the unique advertising ID attached to military-issued devices, automatically turning off location sharing on smartphones in the field, and steering staff away from Google’s Chrome web browser toward more privacy-focused alternatives.

One of the letter’s cosigners was U.S. Representative Pat Harrigan, a North Carolina Republican who was formerly ⁠a U.S. Army ​Special Forces officer. Harrigan said that browsers like Chrome “are built from the ground up to ​collect and share user data” and that every day they remain on government-issued devices “is another day we are handing our adversaries a weapon against our own troops.”

And what about the rest of the population?

I see nothing wrong with someone having two homes. What is an issue is some hedge fund owning 5,000 homes or the rapidly approaching trillionaire individuals. These are the people eating up all our resources. Maligning someone who is just barely above the rest of the population in terms of wealth just divides what should be a united front against the rich amongst the people.

You’re essentially arguing that you want people to remain in poverty because the second someone gets out of poverty, you label them as “the enemy” which is pretty fucked up.

Bambu already has this feature.

https://www.smith3d.com/bambu-studios-new-color-mixing-feature/

This gets worse and worse as time goes on. Movies like Superbad seem like they just came out a few years ago but is actually about to be 20 years old. The Toby Maguire Spiderman is about to turn 25 years old, a quarter century!

The problem is that right now would be the peak of this information being available. What are you going to find in 20 years when everyone has abandoned forums in favor of asking ChatGPT for all the answers? There would be nothing left to train the models on.

Did it give a diagram and troubleshooting steps from the factory service manual too? This is all stuff you would typically find in forums. There’s always some dealer tech around who can copy and paste from their service equpiment/library

More capable doesnt mean its smarter. A hammer can be made to be more capable but that doesn’t make it smart.

Our key finding is that by injecting information through an external synthetic data verifier, whether a human or a better model, synthetic retraining will not cause model collapse.

Lol, so to make a great model, they just need to have an even better one available first or a human who can verify every single thing it ingests.

Hmm, call me skeptical on this claim.

I don’t think it’s any coincidence that this is occurring at the same time companies like Palantir are signing government contracts left and right and mega-sized data centers are sprouting up all over the country.

Do you have a spare nozzle to try out? Sometimes the orifice can become enlarged from wear and cause issues. For example I ran a couple spools of Glow in the Dark filament through my old printer and it trashed the entire filament path through the extruder and made my nozzle orifice look like a figure 8.

I, as of yet, haven’t really explored any alternatives, but I see a lot of others mentioned in the comments here.

DuckDuckGo is just Microslop Bing with a different front-end.

I think i paid $75 or $90 probably a decade ago or more now and think it was worth it, and still use it, but $750 is just nuts. At this price, they clearly don’t want anyone actually buying it but without having to face the backlash of outright removing the option altogether. I would imagine one of their next steps will be to remove or restrict people like me who bought it long ago. We’ll probably get locked to a specific version that comes out right before some major update that fixes long held issues that people have complained about for years.

I would switch to Jellyfin but Plex makes sharing secure and easy and it is full of great features for the price I paid long ago. I also have a lifetime pass with Emby that I bought during a dark period of Plex but they also went closed source (which spawned Jellyfin into existence) and always felt much less refined than Plex in most areas.

Its the heat that kills them so this could be minimized with the cooling systems EVs use for their packs.

Without some major breakthrough that actually results in real artificial intelligence, I don’t see how any of this is sustainable long term. Things feel just like they did back in 2007 when everyone and their mom was buying a house to flip using an adjustable rate mortgage and you’d be stupid not to join them.

Seems like an incredibly stupid design that is easily remedied.