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Exponentials come at you faster than you expect, even when you expect them to come at you fast
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Exponentials come at you faster than you expect, even when you expect them to come at you fast
https://social.treehouse.systems/@dubiousblur/115267210052005606@cstross Important not to confuse exponentials for sigmoids though.
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@cstross Important not to confuse exponentials for sigmoids though.
@pettter This is clearly a sigmoid insofar as the Earth has a limited surface area to cover in PV panels; even if we go the whole hog and turn the mass of most of the planets into PV cells in a Dyson swarm, there's a limit to how many we need to collect the sun's entire energy output.
(See also "why permanent growth in economics is a religious creed, not science".)
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@thisismissem @hrefna That's true of JSON and CBOR also
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@deadsuperhero if I meet any I'll let you know
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@aeva@mastodon.gamedev.place W-wire Mother?
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@aeva you have the power. the power of wire gorilla.
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nobody can stop me
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i made a gorilla out of a piece of wire :3
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@jalefkowit The Epstein ruling class wanted this.
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@lina @evan Could try to fork Linux, but man that's a huge job, and since all the money is on the side of LLMs there won't be much financing for such an effort.
But I'm not sure it's harder than getting a new kernel to the same level of hardware support etc. as Linux. (Many lower-resourced alternate OSes seem to run great in virtual machines but aren't really functional on bare metal, so I think hardware support may be the hardest part.)
