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by ChatGTP 3y ago
We know how to make earthquake resistant buildings and foundations for decades now.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It seems a bit philosophical to me though, what came first, the music or the maths? We can use mathematics to describe the theory behind music but the theory isn't the music itself, nor are the instruments, "mathematical". Wh
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
what is automated about having to change the shape of your mouth and strength of your exhalation to produce the right tone ?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
How reliable is hydropower now though? I’m living in a place which normally sees huge snow falls each year, this melting snow runs hydro, guess what ? We have about 15% of our usual base and next week it's going to be +10c average.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It really seems like any level of CO2 production from fossil fuels is now dangerously toxic too though? Swapping one problem off another yes but we have zero time to waste.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I'm concerned that until they do improve, we're in a weird place. For example, if you were 16, would you go an invest a bunch of time and money to study law with the prospect of this hanging of your future? Same for radiology, wou
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
The oldest known civilization on earth I'm not claiming Australian Aboriginals are "magic" but holy shit did they do a great job of looking after ecosystems compared to any modern civilization? I personally think there was so
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I'd really like to understand what you mean by this? Yes of course, mathematics is used in the design of the instrument but it's not really a "mathematical" / precise device in the same way a calculator is, nor does
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
That sounds quite bleak, we're all really going to be living in our own worlds soon aren't we? "Hey did you hear the new album perfectly tailored for me yesterday?...of course you didn't".
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
There are elements of music that are mathematical, but not all of it is. This is why we don't listen to MIDI tracks all day they are a purely mathematical interpretation of a song and they're mostly terrible.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Maybe in 20 years when resurrection is possible (singularity event) we'll be able to let him know?
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It has greater range than any Tesla available and performed better in cold weather, therefore the Tesla has been dethroned, and that's OK.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Younger people are growing up facing an existential threat from climate change, they're the next generation of car buyers, and they're not passionate about or interested in maintaining the status quo. My fathers generation was, mo
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
The world is off ICEs now, no amount of lobbying is going to convince people they’re a good idea going forwards.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
They produce break dust.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Tyre dust, break dust, there are other forms of pollution we need to eradicate / reduce.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I personally think it does matter, I use it often to find things that I can't find on Google. I was actually just thinking today how many thing I've been able to find using Yandex that I couldn't find using Google and that in
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Please, for the sake of your own health, calm down.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
I guess it’s good depending on how many QA issues they actually find bike they’re being more diligent ? Feels like management is being extra careful but if the plane is a dog and has been optimised to keep the bean counters happy. Maybe the
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
You won't hear back from this person IMO. They don't know anything special else they'd be the richest person on Earth. I didn't agree with the doomerism for Meta either but just as easily something wild could change next
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It's true, but I think it will sink again and many will be left holding the bag after buying the hype. I don't see what they've really done differently in the last 6-12 to be really honest. Maybe "AI" will save the
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To Stop Antarctic Glacial Melt: Scientists Propose Installing Giant Curtains(theguardian.com)
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
mmmm profit
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Personally, I think this is more a sign that investors don't really know what matters. AI is the hype now, so they put their money there, the stock goes up, and we hope something practically good for society comes out of it.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
It is trash.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
If you’re in Japan on a 90 day tourist visa and working remotely, there is next to zero chance you’ll be found out an deported. Many many people are doing this already.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Remember when Meta was dead a year or so ago ? lol
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Even if that's true, it's still a bad thing is used for the sale and or distribution of child porn.
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Agreed it’s complete PR nonsense
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by ChatGTP 3y ago
Funny company, creates problems for itself to solve.

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