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by archontes 3y ago
According to [1], burning natural gas generates 0.0053 tons per therm. According to [2], the cost to reclaim CO2 from natural gas sources is approximately $90 per ton on the high end. Some quick math done on an old gas bill of mine suggests
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by archontes 3y ago
You should instead have a reasonable expectation that some percentage of people will and some percentage of people won't, because that's the world you live in. You work with youtube to deliver a box of files to people's house
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by archontes 3y ago
Hi. My personal solution to this is that I subscribe to a few patreons. I do want creators I appreciate to be paid and get to create more good things. I'm not willing to tolerate annoyance, and I'm not willing to play the cable tv
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by archontes 3y ago
It's like using TiVo to skip commercials. I don't disagree with YT attempting to show me ads, but I have control of my computer, and if I can direct my computer not to show them to me, I will. I simply won't tolerate ads for
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by archontes 3y ago
I'm with you. My personal desire is for a Japanese body-on-frame truck with a 6' bed, two doors, jump seats/a small back seat (but no third/rear door(s)), some kind of 4wd, that can tow 5000+ lbs.
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by archontes 3y ago
I sure hope we aren't training and equipping a future adversary a la the mujahideen.
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by archontes 3y ago
If I were able to convince a large swath of the population to participate in a suicide ritual a la Heaven's Gate, do you think that it's wrong to quash the spread of that message on the internet?
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by archontes 3y ago
It's hardly brilliant. People started storing CSAM on blockchains more than five years ago. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/mar/20/child-abu...
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by archontes 3y ago
1) Buying 2) Russian language Magic: The Gathering Cards 3) Bitcoin 4) $100 5) 2014 6) Coinbase, iirc. Maybe some Russian bitcoin to ruble website intermediate. 7) Laggy and so I did the transaction twice and wound up with $100 leftover of
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by archontes 3y ago
Let's say for a moment you're completely correct. How do you think that bodes for crypto?
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by archontes 3y ago
The grades mean something in comparison to the population of college grades as a whole. If a class of 30 physics students all get an A, the value is in comparing their A to a B from another year or university.
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by archontes 3y ago
Casey Muratori has a decent blog post on the topic of blue noise dithering. https://caseymuratori.com/blog_0010
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by archontes 3y ago
Now is the time to daily drive linux with a Windows VM for the few moments it's needed.
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by archontes 3y ago
I, for one, am extremely for open source kamikaze drones.
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by archontes 3y ago
Would you call a tip unavoidable?
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by archontes 3y ago
And if we reflexively block every advertiser the platform shows?
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by archontes 3y ago
Well, as long as you're tired... Who cares what the stupid law says.
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by archontes 3y ago
Like, say, serving a million MMO users?
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by archontes 3y ago
It's just that that's not actually really important. The test of a good system is one that admits that its members will retire and adjusts accordingly. In the military, you're always training a replacement, and come 65 (or 68
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by archontes 3y ago
I'm sorry, but cautiously optimistic about tying the experience to meta? You must be the only one not worried about buying hardware from a company that's synonymous with blatant privacy violations. (Meta is owned by https:/&
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by archontes 3y ago
Oh my god, thank you. I've been trying to figure out why my VM to VM bandwidth is capped at 30Gbit. I'm using multi-threaded iperf to benchmark, so it doesn't seem to be a data generation or consumption bottleneck. I'm g
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by archontes 3y ago
The thing is that copyright law doesn't protect against that processing . The only argument is whether their information was scraped off the internet legally, and the supreme court has weighed in that scraping information that's
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by archontes 3y ago
The exact answer to his question is "no". He didn't ask about sequels, only styles, and copyright explicitly never protects style.
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by archontes 3y ago
Making an AI that can paint anything can produce a copyright infringing work by being asked to paint Mickey Mouse with sufficient detail. It doesn't make the AI an infringing work. And it doesn't mean that having looked at enough
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by archontes 3y ago
It's clear that they feel that way also. The engineer Andreas Spiess recently appeared in a briefing on dangerous, anarchy-enabling technologies simply for making a youtube video on an encrypted messaging protocol over lora mesh networ
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by archontes 3y ago
That sounds like a bargain.
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by archontes 3y ago
Outside of TOSs/agreements, NYT can't prohibit anything except distribution.
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by archontes 3y ago
The Haber-Bosch process.
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by archontes 3y ago
That isn't necessarily true. You're saying that the model weights would be a derivative work. Derivative work is insufficiently transformative to fully distinguish the output from the input. In this instance, it's very likely
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by archontes 3y ago
No, we're talking about verifying superconductivity using a traditional magnet at an elevated temperature.

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