agarwaen163

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by agarwaen163 19d ago
if you do need them you're not going to have time to go get them as an Emergency Responder. I think the pragmatic course then is to disregard etiquette and tradition for safety and practicality in a general sense.
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by agarwaen163 28d ago
Sounds like you're the one who's been lied to if you still believe the anti nuclear rhetoric. Study it more, it behooves you.
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by agarwaen163 28d ago
The people protesting nuclear honestly shouldn't be allowed to vote if they claim they're clean energy due to the apparent lack of critical thought. Seriously, if you're an actual engineer or scientist, this statement is self
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by agarwaen163 28d ago
Your last point is entirely backwards and missed the scaling concept entirely. I suggest you watch a documentary on the Model T. The point being that these aren't civil projects once it's modular. The prices and material are what&
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by agarwaen163 28d ago
Your point is moot, it's the plan with almost all SMRs other than like the Deep Fission type of lazy ideas. What about Valar Atomics?
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by agarwaen163 28d ago
Except Valar already did it earlier this year.
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by agarwaen163 28d ago
Are you forgetting Valar Atomics exists buddy? Or Aalo, or Antares or Radiant?
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by agarwaen163 8mo ago
I'm not shocked at all. This is how the tech works at all, word prediction until grokking occurs. Thus like any good stochastic parrot, if it's smart when you tell it it's a doctor, it should be neurotic when you tell it it&#
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by agarwaen163 2y ago
I have had the same issue writing rust libraries for things like performant (Gb/s) network log analyzers. Agree this is one of the weak points of the language in my relatively amateur Rust experience. I also faced the rare cargo depend
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by agarwaen163 2y ago
Well, this is particularly frustrating because PNN is already taken as well, by the (imo) much more novel idea of Physics Informed Neural Networks (aka PINNs or PNNs). Why this isn't called Hardware Neural Nets is beyond me.