Nobody mines with GPUs any more, at least not for any significant blockchain. Bitcoin went to industrial ASICs many, many years ago and Ethereum no longer uses proof-of-work mining at all.
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Doesn't really work, Reddit has your posts and comments archived and if they're selling access they'll likely be including that. All it does is inconvenience everyday human users.
Those countries are big oil producers, even with the beating that Russia's infrastructure has taken lately. I don't see why they'd be buying oil.
"Never" is a long time. Technology is always getting cheaper, I see no reason why that sensing equipment won't end up on a production vehicle at some point.
Why they aren't announcing a third party right now, fucking mystifies me.
Because of basic game theory. The US is a two-party state for fundamental structural reasons.
That said, the identities of the two parties have changed every once in a while. Seems like they're overdue for another such shakeup at this point, but who knows when it'll come. Could be that the two existing parties have figured out how to stall that.
The problem is that Ariane 6 is already an obsolete previous-gen design, not one part is reusable. SpaceX is the dominant launch provider for a very solid reason and ultimately the only way to compete with them is going to be to adopt their ideas and methodologies.
This is silly.
Whether it's "silly" or not is irrelevant, the problem described in the article is real. I have seen innumerable PDFs over the years that were atrocious when it came to the use of those accessibility features, the format's design factors in to how people use it and people use it terribly. If plain old OCR were enough then this wouldn't be such a problem.
Humans consume plenty of poisons recreationally, perhaps it's the same for ponies.
Reddit already has his content archived. Deleting it won't remove it from Reddit, they can still sell their corpus to whomever they want.
No. Reddit already has them archived. All you'll do is inconvenience real humans who might come across them via a search engine at some point in the future.
Which is an application that generative AI is important for, ironically.