aunty_helen

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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
Industry bodies that rate airlines on safety. Last year Emirates, third equal. The criteria is safety. No legitimate response has been received, there's no debate here. This isn't some obscure knowledge thing, these ratings come o
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
Well, if not ever having a fatality isn’t good enough, they’re consistently top 10 rated for safety. I just don’t buy ops criticism. It’s fine to not like Dubai, but emirates are provably one of the best airlines.
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
Rely on your network. This idea you’re going to email someone you never met and they’re going to agree to wire you 10k is as fanciful as it sounds. As others have mentioned, it’s a super crowded space and based on my experience and metrics,
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
The “nothing to hide” people need to be real quiet about now.
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
Emirates has never had a passenger fatality. What do you mean worse safety?
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
Hauntingly, they’re actually calling the ME “west asia” now. In my copy of animal farm, there’s actually a foreword relevant for this discussion. It goes into Orwells difficulty getting things published around ww2 as there was speech that w
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
It's a fantastic museum and a highlight of Madrid.
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
Most of these things I could’ve handled with pen and paper, but that’s missing the point.
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
It’s task dependent.
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
I did too :D Nothing of what my agents do, we didn’t previously do. But now I can get moderate to good results with a lot less effort. Allowing the business to expand whilst keeping costs controlled.
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
The difference is I would have to do that myself. It has access to gdrive and cc and does it for me when I send it a message in chat. Sometimes when I’m out I even just send it voicys.
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
10/80/10 10% done by an assistant that’s been trained on the task (or a dev or me) 80% heavy lifting done by claw 10% review and corrections
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by aunty_helen 6mo ago
> 0 legitimate use cases My teams currently using it for: - SDR research and drafting - Proposal generation - Staging ops work - Landing page generation - Building the company processes into an internal CRM - Daily reporting - Time check
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by aunty_helen 7mo ago
Yea the cost of these, single digit dollars per head per month, really only works out on intensive farms. Halter are moving into the US market, but I’m not sure what the value prop is for ranches. My brother loves it though. It cut costs in
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by aunty_helen 7mo ago
My brothers a dairy farmer in NZ and uses this. Nz farmers will milk twice a day, early morning and afternoon. In the middle of the day the cows return to their paddock from the morning. In the evening they’re moved to a new paddock. Grass
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by aunty_helen 7mo ago
As opposed to the actual fence, which is an electrified wire at 10k volts.
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by aunty_helen 7mo ago
You shouldn’t assume trust will naturally just regrow. This may be it, we may have passed peak USA.
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
Agreed, he’s added criteria for excluding French toast to fit his narrative. Gaslighting the world away from us French toast lovers. And don’t get me started on breakfast burritos, top 10 food that’s just ridiculous if you’re ordering it af
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
There's nothing stopping CC from spinning up a local service or running terminal commands to open ports.
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
Your air compressor would get you about 2% of the way to where you need to be whilst also turning any your garage into a bomb. If you had the knowledge necessary to do this, I would assume that would’ve surfaced reasonably early in the thou
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
Trucks and busses would be better off with battery swaps at depo like electric forklifts do. More mileage more towing weight for trucks, just stack more batteries. Overweight? Use a diesel. Trains is an easy one, over head lines. Aircraft,
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
I know, I have one of those weird H shaped flasks with the plat electrodes. I also have a gas bbq, yet couldn't fill up a LNG car at my house. Maybe there's something more to it than just making small amounts of room temperature &
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
Politicians are conduits. Someone wanted this to happen. But yea, subsidies. I've been on many a call where "there's govt funding available if we shape this like x" is one of the major selling points.
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
Good context. It's a shame none of these people did high school chemistry. I do remember there being some news about the steel manf. I wonder if further advancements in rocketry are adding H2 tech that could help us manage the difficul
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
Even if it was fully green, you can’t run an electrolysis system from home. So you have to buy it, so there’s a market and an expensive solution. Electricity comes out the wall.
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
It’s not even the grid, by the time you’ve done the electrolysis you’d be better off just charging a battery. Also, compressing and cooling a gas takes another huge hit at the efficiency. Electrolysis comes out at atmospheric pressures. Oh
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
One of the trade offs is that engines are actually ridiculously heavy. Compact, extreme high power electric motors are starting to be commercialised. But also, fuel burns so you lose weight as you’re flying whereas batteries stay the same.
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
Kinda glad this is the case. When people go out of their way to avoid common sense they should be punished. Hydrogen is such a terrible idea it was never getting off the ground. There seems to be some kind of psychosis around it being the n
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
That’s not a thing. Anyone who’s seen hydrogen being split from electrolysis knows it takes a lot lot lot of electricity and is very slow. If two people needed to fill up in the same day it would run the well dry.
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by aunty_helen 8mo ago
Sorry, building surveillance and control infrastructure isn't intended to "help the children," that's just a confusing part of the name. Our mistake whoops.

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