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by aurizon 3y ago
India is one country with almost the most to suffer in human terms and lost farm output than all others - these are already significant and the ROW will be unable to feed a starving India. Not sure what sort of political 'mind' ru
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China and Russia, are major over fishers. They have huge factory ships with swarms of smaller netters grabbing every fish they can. They do not respect size/species limits. Many countries have used armed patrol boats for offenders in t
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by aurizon 3y ago
A Czech machinist friend of mine was forced to work for the nazis, he was in a ball bearing factory he used to take a fine file and make a tiny nick in the surface of a hardened ball in each box of 1 kilo. He dared not make more. He figured
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by aurizon 3y ago
A good 'wasp', who knew who and where to sting.
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by aurizon 3y ago
This is a valid extrapolation, IMHO, so I agree. If we call the human Alpha rhythm = our clock speed, we already see these AI's running at 3-5 Ghz, and already attaining a high degree of massive parallelism, as humans have. There are m
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by aurizon 3y ago
Unearned money has no accountability provenance. Recall allowance $$ versus paper route $$ that was earned after delivering, collecting $$ and keeping your share.
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by aurizon 3y ago
Hard to say. Money is preferred, but if you find there is no money and you have to go home, any valuable item will do. Salt varied in price as you got away from the southern sunny coastal areas. The edict you cite confirms the coinage probl
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by aurizon 3y ago
supplies, like salt, grain, etc were used because often there was not enough silver on hand = get salt etc - better than nothing and you can sell as you travel
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by aurizon 3y ago
Rome had a growing problem - the lack of fiat currency as the reserves of silver and gold were exhausted. They had to find alternates. They tried debasement(adding lead/zinc/copper( but that created the early quick tests. Same now
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by aurizon 3y ago
Sounds like the infinite monkey typewriter thing, where the NYT sieves the OpenAI output for exact segments, probably after primining it to fatten the yield
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by aurizon 3y ago
I wonder if there is a bias in finger loss? People use fingers and have preferences in use. Used fingers may get infected by bites by animals/snakes - and some snakes are very toxic. You can not cut off a leg after a poisonous snake b
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by aurizon 3y ago
There is a buzz word = turn-key ap. That is an app that installs and runs and they you have a pack of youtube/? videos for all install problems that you can use to prune support calls, along with remote access ap that you send to clien
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by aurizon 3y ago
A number of youtubes pop up. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=DIY+recuperator and the goog has a few more. https://www.google.com/search?q=DIY%2Brecuperator&rlz=1C1CHB...
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by aurizon 3y ago
they are shooting fish in a barrel, the fines should not go to the local government = severe conflict of interest, they should go to the Crown...
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by aurizon 3y ago
Thus they are free to sell spot power at 10-100x the rate - as they did...
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by aurizon 3y ago
Digitally encoded coins - 1 cent to $10 with everyone having small readers/value assigners linked to account or other portable value store. Made hard to fake, your store = size of a credit card - flat near field access.
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by aurizon 3y ago
screen shots, and youtube 'shorts' with fat mouse pointers are assistive, especially if the learner has 2 screens for shadowing. It can also be done with dual windows for single screens. I have dual 34" screens and often have
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by aurizon 3y ago
risky, hydrogen has the widest explosive range of all flammable gasses, it is a small molecule = leaks, but I am sure they will add some super stinkum... good if there is anyone there to smell it, but there are gas detectors too - mines hav
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by aurizon 3y ago
They can dissolve cellulose into carbon disulphide and this process allows complete removal of lignin and it is drawn into viscose strands. (rayon) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rayon there are several processes. Ther
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by aurizon 3y ago
There is an old science fiction concept of 'slow glass', where light travels very very slowly, with 1/2 day glass used for windows that allow light to dally for 1/2 day before it exits - also good for street lights. Exte
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by aurizon 3y ago
He has reached a point where functional as well as factual acts of redemption are needed. We have seen how their system has created huge volumes of worthless 'garbage in motion' - by this I mean goods of such low value, coupled wi
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by aurizon 3y ago
There are a few zero pipe mini-splits. They hang across the window frame and use 1 inch of height with an inside bidirectional radiator and an external one, SCrewed down to the window jamb and connected to 120/240 volts internally. The
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by aurizon 3y ago
This has some merit, as Bezos might decide he can do a good work for Amazon as well as for The Amazon with a small selectable field where customers can donate a small fee, that in the aggregate, might be large enough to make a difference if
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by aurizon 3y ago
LOL, the LLM is a single dimension. True AI involves a multiplicity of dimensions. Take the course of the life of a child from birth to old age. It suckles- poop/pee and learns from those experiences - maturity. The Large Human Model (
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by aurizon 3y ago
Yes, audit trail was kept and maker and MIL accumulated reliability stats to add more 9's to the tail. Not sure how this persists in the surface mount era as most parts are nine nines reliable now - or more? I have to assume assembly s
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Sean Carrol AI-mind analysis(preposterousuniverse.com)
2 points by aurizon 3y ago|1 comments
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by aurizon 3y ago
This is an audio analysis by a physicist who is a university professor. He has a deep and searchable AMA database
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Tesla should get rid of the relics of the UK and USA 'bitter enemies' negotiations. Came from the old UK Lords versus commons where both sides acted as cancerous growth whose goal was to extinguish the other. Germany and many in E
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yes, the schools are strictly limited to make doctors scarce = high prices.
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Yes, they vary. The bad ones sell to a corporate office structure to deal with data flows = maximise take home. Killing off vets and dental practices the same way - into corporate holding company. Ever why vet bills up 15-20% annually for 5

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