RosanaAnaDana

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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
Investment in time, resources, the integrity of ones lower back when some one needs help moving... I think people are uncomfortable with the consideration that things are transactional. We'd rather pretend they aren't, even though
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
People are friends because of the value they create, vis a vis any relationship requires investment, and its quality is determined based on the return on that investement. I would question the calling of any relationship that creates negati
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
My understanding is that these are controlled environment green houses. They have lights throughout and if any one of the pests you mentioned was found during a sweep, the whole system would be shut down and sanitized. Think: urban hothouse
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
Head lettuce might make sense since it needs a lot of packaging and refrigeratoration to get to market. I can imagine a vertical system where it's grown in its clamshell, not dissimilar to some head lettuce you find at the store. It&#x
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
It's funny you brought up lettuce because for my thinking, head lettuce and salad greens are likely the only thing vertical farming would make sense for. The plants themselves are compact and mostly green bags of water. The big costs
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
A hedonists guide to temperance.
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
This is the key. Reddit owns nothing except a very poorly performant app that no one wants and a very forced and shitty web experience unless you are on old.reddit.com. Its mind boggling how wrong they've been getting it for as long as
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
I mean, you've got the gist of it. I pulled some reports on silicon production, silicon waver prices and price trends, current fab capacity etc.. My back of the napkin basically suggested that silicon production would need to 4x and fa
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
We can carry on his spirit through our work. Lemmy is a great example of that spirit.
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
I think you'll be demonstrated to be wrong in short order over a period of the next 1-2 years. My called shot: We'll have fully automated scientific research with useful and valuable conclusions and little to no human intervention
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
You can have/ believe anything you like. If you think those things increase their value, and want them to go public, I want them to go public too. I just don't agree/ have the same thesis about their value and where it is der
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
Its federated. If you have a problem with that, host an instance.
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
If Elon had kept the company public, any one with two neurons able to fire would have been shorting it and would have cleaned up. With his leadership and decision making, Twitter would have gone to 0 by now.
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
You know I was wondering this the other day when NVDA's insane run up happened. I went down the road of trying to figure out if there was even enough silicon wafers, or if there even would be enough wafers in the next five years, to ju
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
I want to see Linus play Doom Eternal on it.
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
More of a federated/ mastadon version of reddit. So it depends on which instances you are looking at.
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
Lemmys ok. It needs more users to be useful. I don't think the critical threshold is very high.
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
This has been fun to watch. Reddits been working to deteriorate its quality for a long time. The major disappointment is that they aren't a publicly traded company so there is no way to make money on their downfall.
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
I think if the data is valid, open access, and reproducible, it shouldn't matter if the paper was written by AI.
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
100% The real value of reddit goes down annually. They got rid of the boobies and kept the gore and violence. Its mostly a machine for manufacturing Marvel & SW fandom.
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
Its just a way to lie that doesn't sound as much like a lie.
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
It's really not that complicated. all vascular plants have basically the same node -- axially meristem -- internode -- node pattern to growth. All plants are actually fractals but it's not a long the leaf dimension, it's alon
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
Im guessing you aren't injecting it
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
I ran a GIS chop shop for a while. We found outsourcing digitization was a waste of time/ money. We paid very competitively for competent digitzers. And no ours were not contractors. Full time if they wanted it, plus good enough benefi
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
'This above all: to thine own self be true' -Polonius
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by RosanaAnaDana 3y ago
Sometimes I think the interpretation of model parameters is all bunk. I think the legacy of over interpretation of parameters and results has resulted in the occification of some very shaky science.
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by RosanaAnaDana 4y ago
So like, all of everything we do in modern society.
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by RosanaAnaDana 4y ago
One might assume then that life is inevitable. Seems like too much if a coincidence (although I appreciate the tautology of that thought).
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by RosanaAnaDana 4y ago
I think he's almost certainly speaking of the %>% group_by convention that is basically demanded of within the tidyworld. I load magrittr and ggplot and toss the rest out. Right to left reading order is all I really want from that w
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by RosanaAnaDana 4y ago
I think this is a great framing. The tidy verse framework is straight up antagonistic towards base R and any non Hadleyverse packages wwith minor exception. The other glaring rhino in the room is the relationship between RStudio and the Had

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