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by boringg 8mo ago
>. "The FAA and DOW acted swiftly to address a cartel drone incursion. The threat has been neutralized, and there is no danger to commercial travel in the region. The restrictions have been lifted and normal flights are resuming.&qu
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by boringg 8mo ago
I think a lot of people would be cheering on the destruction of the cartels.
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by boringg 8mo ago
I don't really think you thought through that one. It sounds like what your saying is that the Vietnamese won and thats the outcome that matters. It does matter but that isn't the issue - it is the cost that everyone is talking
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by boringg 8mo ago
I think your starting premise is obviously false and where are you getting that billionaires are privatizing the profits from the particle collider (sounds like a talking point). No one can guarantee that there are benefits - we can surmis
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by boringg 8mo ago
And I would argue that what you are describing is why we end up in a system where the people who are talented and have in depth knowledge end up in "dumber ~ managerial" roles and we end up losing real talent and knowledge because
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by boringg 8mo ago
I completely agree - but I think those scams you refer to are less explicit but could potentially be anywhere. AI I am intentionally providing them my voice. I'm not sure that the value to security risk is good.
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by boringg 8mo ago
shots fired!
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by boringg 8mo ago
Pseudo related -- am I the only one uncomfortable using my voice with AI for the concern that once it is in the training model it is forever reproducible? As a non-public person it seems like a risk vector (albeit small),
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by boringg 8mo ago
Why would they do that? So annoying.
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by boringg 8mo ago
It is 100% that bad.
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by boringg 8mo ago
I couldn't agree more with this. Teams somehow managed to supercede my other microphone preferences when I'm not even using teams (took me a while to figure out). It might be one of the apps I detest the most. There is very li
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by boringg 8mo ago
Right? A company to step and cut a check to support this would get positive publicity and there doing something good for community at large. Someone step up.
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by boringg 9mo ago
I was wondering why this was getting so much traction after going launch 2 days ago (outside of its natural fascination). Either astral star codex sent out something about to generate traction or he grabbed it from hacker news.
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Ask HN: Anyone else finding Claude failures almost unusable?
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by boringg 9mo ago
What's is your argument? That tech companies don't need them? Sounds like such a brutally myopic american take.
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by boringg 9mo ago
Ive seen this too and ignored it. Weird
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by boringg 9mo ago
Show me the incentives i'll show you the outcomes.
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by boringg 9mo ago
e-skateboards?
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by boringg 9mo ago
Oh is this whats been happening? I've been trying to ask question on a fairly long context window and history -- but it fails. No response it kind of acknowledges it received the input but then reprints the last output and then that
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by boringg 9mo ago
The idea that the marketing team has the ability to really push back against senior management doesn't align with the reality I have seen. The best they can do is say that this will do brand damage -- but they don't have the abil
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by boringg 9mo ago
Those numbers are pretty low for Canada (well done on getting a good deal) - though it sounds like you are doing all the work yourself so thats sweat equity and the difference is the margins / work that installers put into the equation
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by boringg 9mo ago
How long have you had your system - biggest risk point is year 10-12 and then 20-24 on inverter failure replacement which is fixable but just stretches out your payback period. Im with you I hate the people who preach fossil fuel talking po
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by boringg 9mo ago
Inverters are 5-10 year warranty.
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by boringg 9mo ago
Talking about hard numbers without a real "hard number" in your comment. 0$ upfront - how much did you pay for the system / what is the size of the system / whats your azimuth and what are you paying for electricity cur
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by boringg 9mo ago
I don't disagree but the major energy being exported is from hydro or nuclear. It isn't coming off rooftop even at the margins. Rooftop solar is purely residential play. If you are trying to argue that in aggregate the demand fo
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by boringg 9mo ago
No one works around physics. You work with physics or you don't work. What you are describing is adding more solar capability to counter act the shade. Also the other part of it is that the panels work in parallel/not in series
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by boringg 9mo ago
The vagueness of your statement makes it impossible to discern any actual point outside of some broad anger/frustration packaged as humor.
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by boringg 9mo ago
OP probably shouldn't have been replying to a Canada based question.
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by boringg 9mo ago
You don't bother with the snow. Winter is low production energy due to the suns positioning - it melts in the spring and your back to producing. Most solar power is between march - september anyways.
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by boringg 9mo ago
Not supporting OP because I think hes backwards on the matter. However in Canada the electricity that is being burned isn't coal based - so you need to compare the actual grid not some hypothetical grid.

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