BasedAnon

We don't have the ability to go down alot without killing alot of people, and if they come up it will not be possible to limit it because game theory

What does this have to do with my point, I clearly said they would industrialize

>That's propaganda, and now you're getting somewhere. We already get 63% of our protein from plants. If we were to extend that to 100%, we could store our entire 1.5C carbon budget through afforesting and rewilding pastures, which would also help restore biodiversity.

Protein is not created equally. It is not possible to maintain a healthy diet using sustainable low-energy sources of plant protein in place of meat. Meat is not an optional part of our diet. There have been plenty of studies detailing the dietary impact of vegan diets.

So that people in poorer countries can use more of them in our place to industrialize and then join everyone else in the gangrape of our environment!

>Climate change is caused by pollution and overconsumption.

Which has already happened and is irreversible as far as we know

>We're perfectly capable to change that ... we just don't want to.

No, change on the scale that would be needed to mitigate (there is no reversing, only mitigation) would require mass casualties, because it would require deindustrialization.

>But we don't know how it will play out

Yes, but we know what may improve our chances.

faster... than expected you say?

https://www.fasterthanexpected.com/

it's not even on scihub, sad!

the fascist country... is fascist‽‽‽

there was even video download, which was wild to me

>This man is burning anything that had any value at Twitter

Good, never liked these massive social media conglomerates. Give me back my forums.

Billionaires are not immune to the reduction in attention span that their own products cause. We are living in a feedback loop.

and this orb... can i ponder it?

ah yes another way to shut down people you find inconvenient

I mean that in between them being solid machines, the amount of content that still gets put out around it, the custom hardware people are designing for it and homebrew software the scene is still very much alive.

There's a certain point where I just stop caring about further improvements honestly. My belly is full and I am satisfied.

The only system I own is a PS2, the greatest console of all time is still going strong in 2023

that is until AI obsoletes the TV format entirely because it can produce new content constantly

saying society will collapse by 2030 is more reasonable than saying people will run a niche operating system after it does. Societal collapse looks different to different people but I'd be surprised if the western world hasn't radically declined by 2050.

even if those machines are all you come across, they already have operating systems available for them, with corresponding software that's already been ported. I have a PS2 with a BlackRhino Linux LiveDVD mostly because it's interesting, but I don't anticipate ever having to use it for anything important.

i don't see the point of this, seeing current operating systems will still exist and there will be more of a desire to get those running and supply the hardware for them, than this niche OS.

the fatigue from video calls is a major reason why i prefer working in the office

>hey maybe messing with things we don't really understand that could affect our genepool is potentially a bad idea

<wow so you hate glasses!

it sounds like things are about to get absurdly fast. finding traditional algorithms that are machine learning equivalent is huge.

all of the time

i hate this, it makes me viscerally angry

I still like Tumblr because they let me have HTML, the new restrictions on iframes are annoying tho

It's preferable to having a gap in your resume as I recently discovered

So it's fine if it's legal?

oh no breaking the law!!! /s