And there’s other babysitting-type jobs out there, if that’s what you want. Actually that’s one sector poised to grow a lot do to AI, because AI needs hella babysitting.
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If you’re not eating anything else, but still have a year-round growing season, it takes an acre or two for modern agriculture to feed a person. That’s a lot by city standards, but not in general (it was more like 60 in pre-modern times). It’s basically what the Ethiopians mentioned are doing, plus the cocoa so they can have things that don’t grow on trees, as well.
and will like 30min of effort a day you can have more than enough for your own needs.
Mountains of human experience suggests it takes a lot more effort than that. Have you had to deal with pests, drought or disease yet?
You might still come in under 8 hours a day, but then you add in the cash crops… Again, this is something only white people generations away from subsistence farming seem to think will be easy.
So do you have a kind of mixed farm + social media presence thing going then?
At the end of the day, farmland is going to earn a similar basic return to whatever other capital asset, and while farming labour isn’t unskilled the amount of people raised in it means it earns like it is.
Nobody who says this is picturing manhandling half-dead battery chickens, and it’s usually someone white who isn’t going to move to the mountains of Ethiopia to farm subsistence crops and cocoa. That pretty much leaves something land-intensive.
I did talk to someone on Lemmy who made it work with ranching, but ranching is definitely not a good earner right now, and a lot of people are leaving the industry. Modern crop farming seems a lot like a desk job on wheels. Mainly, I think people just want space and fresh air, and have no idea what rural life is actually like.
This Lemming rural-s.
Not sure I believe you, TBH.
Although if you’re doing it a lot, you’ve basically removed the main advantage of using Rust.
By the way, how is compilation to things other than LLVM going? I haven’t checked in a while.
Aww. I just like funny stuff.
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Science@beehaw.org•First ever 3D mapping of clitoris leads to new knowledge
2·26 days agoThis was a CT scan, or even a specialised kind of CT scan. X-rays are involved, but an emulsion plate in 1905 isn’t going to get you a “3D mapping”.
Although, yes, it’s a neglected area of the body in medicine.
If you’re thinking of protein design it is, just with a sequence instead of natural language text. Although it’s not just a straight LLM, there’s some kind of physics awareness engineered in as well.
Anything that’s fuzzy and impossible to automate with traditional algorithms, but that also has a reasonably high tolerance for error. It just makes up stuff a good portion of the time, you see.
However, I’ve found some benefits with AI. For example, I’m chatting with ChatGPT on credit cards, because it is something I may lean towards getting into. It’s helping me better understand than most people have tried explaining to me. Simply because it is giving me a more stream-lined response than people just beating the bush.
Watch out, personal finance is not one of those things.
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Are all billionaires and fortune 500 companies famous?
8·1 month agoHave a look at the list. Most won’t even get through the top 10 before finding a guy that just quietly enjoys having unfathomable wealth, and that you’ve never heard of.
A few use their wealth for (attempted) good or evil, and they tend to get noticed more. You might know Peter Thiel, but he’s all the way down at like 170th or something.
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Technology@beehaw.org•Telling an AI model that it's an expert makes it worse
5·1 month agoUsually “I’m an expert” gets followed by “here’s why your question is stupid and I won’t answer it”. Non-powertripping experts just answer the question, or ignore it if it really is dumb.
It’s true. We unironically can’t be sure it was all the feckless third world ally making feckless third world military things happen, this time.
I don’t have hard data, but it seems self-evident just from my personal experience. And going back to the original point, it’s a nation of 400 million.
Yeah, occasionally. Honestly that’s fine, the annoying thing is when they assume everyone else is too.
Yup. It was after something else little me was actually trying to watch. Couldn’t unsee.
Yeah, I haven’t noticed an unusual amount. Lemmy is still mostly Americans, and then maybe Brits and Germans. Just anyone that can speak English and has had broadband long enough to acclimatise to nerd culture, basically.
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NonCredibleDefense@sh.itjust.works•[ diaper soiling intensifies ]English
2·1 month agoIt’s true. Without Japan being dumb they probably would have live-and-let-lived Hitler, even.
















Sure, absolutely it’s a great skill to have just in case. Ditto for preservation.