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FIicker7 t1_jbzd3o5 wrote
Reply to comment by majestic_failure in [OC] Bank Failures by US State since 2000 by pm_me_jupiter_photos
Makes sense.
FIicker7 t1_jbz83yy wrote
Georgia has 100? Does anyone know why?
FIicker7 t1_j8hsnh6 wrote
FIicker7 t1_j6urlb6 wrote
Reply to The steam engine changed the world. Artificial intelligence could destroy it. - The Boston Globe by GlobeOpinion
I'm pretty sure they said something like that when the steam engine was invented.
FIicker7 t1_j6e3olj wrote
Reply to comment by billdietrich1 in Wind Energy Could Power Human Colonies On Mars, Finds Study by upyoars
Wind and solar are not practical on Mars.
Even Solar on the moon would be challenging... 7 days of day and 7 days of night.
FIicker7 t1_j23pex4 wrote
Wouldn't a neural net be more productive?
Wouldn't a neural net be more productive?
Like a lot more?
FIicker7 t1_j1yc2lu wrote
Reply to Considering the recent advancements in AI, is it possible to achieve full-dive in the next 5-10 years? by Burlito2
Less than 5 years.
FIicker7 t1_j1y8vud wrote
Reply to Russians did such a good job promoting renewable energy and electric vehicles this year. by darth_nadoma
For every action their is an equal but opposite reaction.
FIicker7 t1_j1q7qnl wrote
Reply to What do you see happening over the next 300 years to a millennia? In what way will it be different to how it is today? by Serious_Final_989
It seems like in 300 years we Earth will be considerably hotter.
To the point that most Humans will live off planet. Probably on the moon.
FIicker7 t1_j1n141w wrote
Reply to What will cheap available AI-generated images lead to? Video? Media? Entertainment? by Hall_Pitiful
AI will impact the insurance and financial industry first and hard.
FIicker7 t1_j1myc5m wrote
Reply to What will cheap available AI-generated images lead to? Video? Media? Entertainment? by Hall_Pitiful
The cost to create script and storyboards will be 10% what they are today.
FIicker7 t1_j0qysaj wrote
Reply to comment by Andy_Who in How would the economies be if AI takes most / all the jobs? by Charming-Coconut-234
Plus, couples need two to things to start a family and raise children. Time and money. Reducing labor availability will increase wages and give households more time to raise kids.
FIicker7 t1_j0q4b2b wrote
When the 40 hour work week was passed into law, the average factory worker worked between 60 and 70 hours a week.
A house hold had one income earner. Today we have 2 income earners per household. That's 80 hours of work per household.
Add to that the fact that AI will make 10s of millions of jobs obsolete.
https://www.businessinsider.com/obama-warns-congress-about-robot-job-takeover-2016-3
Education and a 30-24 hour work week are necessary.
FIicker7 t1_iykongy wrote
Reply to Breakthrough wormhole simulation may unite quantum physics and general relativity by Gari_305
Exciting research.
It will be nice to call my grand kids on Mars with no lag.
FIicker7 t1_iwzd5p5 wrote
Reply to comment by jthill in The leap second’s time is up: world votes to stop pausing clocks by 1r0ut3
Nope I didn't. Thanks for calling me out.
I assumed this resolution would desync countries.
But the article does mention that Russia's constellation is not able to comply which will cause problems (Not that I care).
FIicker7 t1_iwz4w3p wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in The leap second’s time is up: world votes to stop pausing clocks by 1r0ut3
That's a great question. I'm glad you asked.
If my memory serves me correctly (I can look into finding a source if you want),
modern digital banking relays on an encryption that uses the GPS system to encrypt and verify transactions.
Edit: Oh and the Clocks on your phone are GPS time and their isn't an easy way to change this because your phone also uses GPS for navigation. So in a 10 or 15 years the clocks on your phone will be noticeably off.
FIicker7 t1_iwyzwto wrote
Reply to comment by i_have_chosen_a_name in The leap second’s time is up: world votes to stop pausing clocks by 1r0ut3
They have antennas.
Edit: Most ATMs work off cell towers. Cell Towers depend on GPS.
FIicker7 t1_iwyutic wrote
Edit: I assumed this resolution would desync countries creating a mix of countries in and out of sync.
You know what they say when you assume...
But the article does mention that Russia's constellation is not able to comply which will cause problems (Not that I care).
Original Post:
Won't this mess up GPS over time?
Don't most countries base thier time on GPS signals?
So after a few years GPS and their terrestrial clocks will be out of synch, messing up bank transfers...
Smart. /s
Edit: Some lite reading. https://qz.com/1106064/the-entire-global-financial-system-depends-on-gps-and-its-shockingly-vulnerable-to-attack/
I guess they will change their minds, when things start to break...
FIicker7 t1_jctbppl wrote
Reply to California moves to cap insulin cost at $30, start manufacturing naloxone by ElectrikDonuts
Nice!