Or just be like musk and not even bother to raise them.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•It's definitely an acquired tasteEnglish
21·6 days agoZoomers must eat the entire stock
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Games@lemmy.world•PlayStation boss says single-player games won’t come to PC going forward | VGCEnglish
7·7 days agoEnjoy going from getting some of my money to none of it, Sony.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•You take your dog into an elevator and they look at you funny. "Why did we get in this little room for a minute and walk back out?"English
1·11 days agoI’ve met border collies capable of doing multiplication and spelling their name. I’ve also met bulldogs who struggled not to drown themselves in their water dish. There’s a massive variation in how smart dogs can be and its certainly higher than an infant.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•You take your dog into an elevator and they look at you funny. "Why did we get in this little room for a minute and walk back out?"English
3·12 days agoEntirely depends on the breed and their upbringing.
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Technology@lemmy.world•People Would Rather Have Nuclear Power Plants In Their Area Than AI Data CentersEnglish
3·12 days agoThey could also use geothermal for significantly cheaper and environmentally friendly long term climate control but they don’t want to pay the up front construction costs.
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Technology@lemmy.world•People Would Rather Have Nuclear Power Plants In Their Area Than AI Data CentersEnglish
6·12 days agoMuch of which can be used in hospitals for life saving medical uses! Double dunk on AI failures.
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Technology@lemmy.world•People Would Rather Have Nuclear Power Plants In Their Area Than AI Data CentersEnglish
11·12 days agoYou can probably name every major nuclear accident or incident that’s ever happened. Not because they were all major catastrophes that caused mass loss of life. But because they happen so infrequently and blown out of proportion.
Fukashima was the worst accident in the last 30 years with 0 fatalities. In the US alone over 100 people died due to wind turbines from things like falling ice or structural integrity failure. None of those people worked on turbines and happened to be bystanders to the incident.
Things like fossil fuels have thousands of deaths. But you’re trying to say nuclear is dangerous?
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Technology@lemmy.world•People Would Rather Have Nuclear Power Plants In Their Area Than AI Data CentersEnglish
161·12 days agoThe 20+ year time to build is at best the direct result of lobbying and NIMBY and realistically just propoganda by antinuclear. The US mean for nuclear construction to production is 8 years. Japan has it down to under 5.

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Technology@lemmy.world•People Would Rather Have Nuclear Power Plants In Their Area Than AI Data CentersEnglish
81·12 days agoBecause of all the red tape and overzealous safety regulations slapped on it because of fossil fuel lobbying. The fact that it can be profitable or exist at all today despite having a boot on its neck for the last 60+ years says a lot about its viability.
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Technology@lemmy.world•People Would Rather Have Nuclear Power Plants In Their Area Than AI Data CentersEnglish
7·12 days agoSame reason we don’t have wind powered cars.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Louis Rossmann taunts Bambu Lab by hosting banned 3D Printer firmware fork, dares $1 billion company to sue him — more creators pledge support and boycotts, Snapmaker donates equipment to embattled deEnglish
33·12 days agoHonestly those people are proven right every time there’s a data breach or service goes down for no discernable reason.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Ford Energy plans to deploy at least 20 GWh annually, with first customer deliveries planned for late 2027English
7·15 days agoCompletely frustrated when millions of people had numerous reasons to vote against him, but simply didn’t.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Ford Energy plans to deploy at least 20 GWh annually, with first customer deliveries planned for late 2027English
5·15 days agoTechnology isn’t there yet and frankly the overlap between people who want to drive supersized pickup trucks and the people who want to drive electric vehicles is so small you’d think the sliver is just the margin of error.
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World News@lemmy.world•Japan sees largest protest in support of pacifist constitution as PM Takaichi pushes revisionsEnglish
2·19 days agoChina would not tolerate Taiwan even talking about nuclear weapons being based on the island. They don’t even like North Korea having nuclear capabilities, such as they are.
Hey if you think I’m an AI, can I interest you in a subscription plan to read barely filtered bullshit for the low low price one 9.95 USD a month?
I just have a background in USAF and had to sanitize a lot of emails to tell an E-7 or O-3 to politely fuck off because their orders and directives clashed with standing orders from an O-7 or above. Always a fun time when the first shirt pulls you into his office unofficially to compliment how well you phrased it but also veil threats about the extra duty I’d be pulling if I indirectly told him to pound sand between the lines again.
As for the whole LLM thing… To be fair reddit was a massive free info source most LLMs used to develop their database to make their bots and communicate like humans and not a command prompt.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Erika Kirk on her way to the Griefmania SuperslamEnglish
7·19 days agoLet’s be real, she would dig that body up, put on a strap on and peg the corpse if she thought it’d make her more popular with his fragile white man baby audience.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Erika Kirk on her way to the Griefmania SuperslamEnglish
19·19 days agoHe already did spew shit everywhere from his bloated ego. He got paid to do it in his podcast.
Given the info in your original post and that, I’d wager one of three scenarios.
A) Most Likely: Your supervisor is just using an AI chatbot to handle day to day stuff and possibly checking in on you and others every so often to ensure work is being done and things aren’t being derailed. Could only speculate why they would do this, either being lazy or having a lot of other tasks so automating where they can lets them spend more time on more important things, to them at least.
B) Less likely: Your supervisor is just a very eccentric and formulaic person who functions on a near identical schedule as your own in terms of sleep and activity, possibly being made supervisor of the team because of their talent and HR/Management wanting them to train up more so they don’t everything and thus become irreplaceable should they take a vacation or otherwise unable to work more. Plausible in a tech/developer field though extremely unlikely, as this kind of person is exactly who’d I’d expect to setup an AI client to interact with their team and save them time.
C) Unlikely but possible: Your supervisor is entirely an AI. Financially doesn’t make sense to have multiple person team being overseen by a bot that could possibly complete all the work on it’s own and would only need someone to monitor it’s output for consistency and function. Hiring multiple people to take orders from a chatbot seems a hilarious waste of resources if your field is not entirely testing products someone else created.


The crust is the most variable part of the pizza. Sometimes, it’s delectable, chewy and the right amount of fluff. Sometimes it’s so thin and crunch you’d be forgiven for thinking it was a cracker.