And they had reason to, you’ve shown it again
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I don’t know if you’re the idiot you think you are. You didn’t do anything, which rationalised the trust and why they let you in that circle in the first place. That’s a pretty decent level of trust very few men get to.
Many people don’t know…
Or know (perhaps remember is better) that there are mathematicians out there applying it and proving it in real world situations that will probably never be able to be duplicated by an AI; that require on site application of it to get around unforeseen issues.
I’ve had to do it on several occasions in situations that wouldn’t be related to a mathematician, even such a junior one as myself.
I think I’ll take a wait and see on this one. Absolutely, repeating the same or a list of calculations to solve equations might be on the horizon for replacement but an AI being asked to move a crucial pipe line between major service buildings and take into account several laws regarding structural, environmental and engineering standards at the same time all of which involve mathematics to meet while figuring out how not to hit or block anything else following (and to move it) all in an hour isn’t something too many going AI systems will handle now or in the near future.
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World News@lemmy.world•US military will execute Fort Hood attacker by firing squad, a first in 60 yearsEnglish
1·3 days agostepping in
Fuck I’m tired of this.
What do you expect others to do? Who do you expect to step in?
Why should others step in? For what, to solve their problem for them?
They can do it themselves, the lazy, irresponsible cunts. They told us to mind our own business in 2016, now they want us to take care of their shit while they Netflix and chill.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why are there no normal electric cars instead of gimmicks on wheels?
3·5 days agoYeah I will admit it’s a problem, and it’s my complaint as well
Many aren’t going to look twice though
Be nice if we could access a choice of EVs without all this crap. That said it isn’t confined to the chinese makes either, they’re all doing it
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why are there no normal electric cars instead of gimmicks on wheels?
1·5 days agoYes and it’s really hard for the right people not to look favourably at it
We’re in a pretty good space with it all tbh…the only issue we have of course is making both EVs and solar more accessible to more people.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why are there no normal electric cars instead of gimmicks on wheels?
2·6 days agoThe price is part of it here, but it’s a lot more than that.
Home owners here strongly lean towards solar installations at home, backed by either a battery installed in the garage or an EV. Some renters take part in this as well, if they have solar. This prevents power loss during blackout plus save a fortune in fuel costs.
So the car is part of the entire home energy equation, plus cheap transport. This is important here for many because as you are probably aware there can be some distance to travel even in urban areas; it’s not uncommon for a commuter to drive 4 or so k to a train station then catch it into town for work, for one example. That person would be all over a BYD Atto for under 20k
stylusmobilus@aussie.zoneto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why are there no normal electric cars instead of gimmicks on wheels?
1·6 days agoDo you mean by this that Canada isn’t getting a range of cars, just the larger 4WD utes and SUV style car?
stylusmobilus@aussie.zoneto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Why are there no normal electric cars instead of gimmicks on wheels?
16·6 days agoI think that’s part of the reason BYD does so well in Australia.
Their cars look like normal cars.
stylusmobilus@aussie.zoneto
World News@lemmy.world•OpenAI disclose another hack on government department in AustraliaEnglish
4·11 days agoAs far as I’m concerned they are hostile attacks from people hostile to our best interest
From Americans too, not individuals or individual companies. The country. They are hostile to Australians.
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Progressive Politics@lemmy.world•"Most Have No Idea How Dangerous He Truly Is..." | Edward Snowden Latest Interview
6·12 days agoYeah and too much spinelessness
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Progressive Politics@lemmy.world•"Most Have No Idea How Dangerous He Truly Is..." | Edward Snowden Latest Interview
12·12 days agoWe know in Australia
That’s a hostile act as far as I’m concerned
Rip the fuckin treaties we have with them up
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Technology@lemmy.world•NASA mysteriously trying to pull world’s fastest plane, SR-71 Blackbird, out of retirement — and won’t say whyEnglish
2·13 days agoThank you and thanks for the good read
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Technology@lemmy.world•NASA mysteriously trying to pull world’s fastest plane, SR-71 Blackbird, out of retirement — and won’t say whyEnglish
1·13 days agoDid they? Never knew that. I’ll take your word for it as well.
stylusmobilus@aussie.zoneto
Technology@lemmy.world•NASA mysteriously trying to pull world’s fastest plane, SR-71 Blackbird, out of retirement — and won’t say whyEnglish
1·13 days agoTesting for something or other.
They’ve done this before. It’s not new to NASA
stylusmobilus@aussie.zoneto
Technology@lemmy.world•NASA mysteriously trying to pull world’s fastest plane, SR-71 Blackbird, out of retirement — and won’t say whyEnglish
1·13 days agoYeah it doesn’t surprise me, they’ve done this before and it’s no surprise they won’t say why.
Tbh I was surprised they didn’t take them after the military was finished with them, there’d be no better high speed platform to use.
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World News@lemmy.world•US attacks Australia's 'opt-out' algorithm law in rare interventionEnglish
4·22 days agoCan confirm that ‘box’ is indeed an Australian term for vagina
Yeah we sometimes double up in redundancy with these terms. Cunt box is acceptable Strine


I’d say you earned it.
They aren’t lying when they talk about how hard it is to trust them.