adaml_623

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by adaml_623 12d ago
If you are really a farmer then I would expect you to have more sense than defending all the people who drive to their office job in their massive trucks. Yes people on farms need big vehicles. We're not talking about them.
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by adaml_623 12d ago
The hallucinations from an LLM are still the result of the prompt even if they are totally senseless
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by adaml_623 12d ago
Actually Uber drivers will do things even if you don't ask them. Your attempt at logic is very wrong.
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by adaml_623 14d ago
Correlation and causation... I think there might be multiple groups in play there
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by adaml_623 15d ago
Not really equivalent because physics can model the difference between "in water" and vacuum quite well. Definitely far better than biologists understand mice and humans
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by adaml_623 15d ago
I have that question as well!
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by adaml_623 15d ago
How can something travel faster than light? Answer: Light slows down when going through water or air or gas. It's only in a vacuum that light travels at 'c' (from Einstein's equation). And it's that speed c that is
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by adaml_623 15d ago
I'm going to disagree with you although I'm not an expert so you might be right. My understanding is that there are large savings available theoretically at the grid level but the capital to build it is limited and the grid interc
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by adaml_623 16d ago
Trends for new refrigerant depends on country... some to R-454B, and some to Propane, doesn't seem like C02 is very common which is a pity because I love the idea of a non-toxic non-flammable super cheap refrigerant. This is for the Ja
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by adaml_623 17d ago
Potpourri is an excellent word to describe LLM output
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by adaml_623 18d ago
The white colonists had interactions with the animals so we can assume that they actually knew what they were talking about so I think you've got a good point. Interestingly the story of the Thylacines extinction starts a lot earlier t
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by adaml_623 23d ago
"Even the airplane itself ultimately survived: after a marathon repair that lasted 535 days and cost $139 million, the A380 Nancy-Bird Walton triumphantly returned to the skies in 2012." This quote amazes me. My understanding is t
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by adaml_623 1mo ago
Wikipedia says invented in France and developed by the Germans and Japanese. Do you have some references for US involvement?
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by adaml_623 1mo ago
For anyone who has never heard of the Q Collar I'm copy pasting a google summary with a tiny bit of trimming. My first uninformed thought is, "OMG that sounds insane" " Q-Collar is a C-shaped, non-invasive silicone neck
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by adaml_623 1mo ago
I think you've misunderstood. I believe the comment you're responding to was talking about opening a secure bin that was presumably still on site. They weren't talking about breaking into the Iron Mountain facility
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by adaml_623 2mo ago
The population in general is larger which is why depopulation of towns is interesting
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by adaml_623 2mo ago
Childhood's End by Clarke is quite high on my list of grim endings for the human race
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by adaml_623 2mo ago
I know what you mean. You'd think nationalists would want to put the citizens of their country first but nope they can all go and get cancer from coal power plants.
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by adaml_623 2mo ago
This is such a lazy comment. How is the EU changing? How is it changing to be closer to which part of South America? South America is changing so do you mean how it was or are they converging? The EU has expanded in the last 40 years but I
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by adaml_623 2mo ago
I love looking out plane windows at night. Distant lightning storms, cities, fishing boats, highways, country borders lit up and stretching as far as you can see.
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by adaml_623 2mo ago
Wow that's crazy that they built an apartment building where it would shadow all that stained glass. I bet there's a story there.
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by adaml_623 2mo ago
I think you've got good points. With respect to #3 I think there's a general problem with concentration of capital and general "hoarding". One example. Berkshire Hathaway has $400 billion dollars in the bank that they ca
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by adaml_623 2mo ago
Because they are selfish and would prefer to make millions selling to big companies who want to pay less for labour.
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by adaml_623 3mo ago
They have Coder PTSD or CPTSD.... Is that a better acronym??? Sorry just teasing.
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by adaml_623 3mo ago
I'm surprised that an inspector was required at all much less for multiple visits. I might be totally wrong but I think I'm the UK you'd be allowed to just build a deck. Unless it was high enough to overlook your neighbours.
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by adaml_623 3mo ago
Tell us about this good leader concept and why you think it's outdated? Is it just uncommon? And why can't you believe someone's statement about themselves? How is it different to saying they're a good runner?
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by adaml_623 3mo ago
I think it's immoral and unkind to report on a medical trial and not be clear that it was in mice rather than humans.
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by adaml_623 4mo ago
It's good when it becomes clear that a tool is dangerous in a certain way. Like it's good when people show you through their behavior that they can't be trusted Always use a sawstop if you have a circular saw and never trust
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by adaml_623 4mo ago
Trivia question. When did NASA last launch a rocket not built by a commercial entity
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by adaml_623 4mo ago
Cardboard's out. No cardboard derivatives. Paper? No Paper. No string. No sellotape.

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