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by boringg 1y ago
That's assuming all else holds on the model which isn't always clear.
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by boringg 1y ago
How much hype do we anticipate with the release of GPT-5 or whichever name to be included? And how many new features?
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by boringg 1y ago
A fusion plant is not going be around until about 50 years from now at the earliest outset and thats optimistic.
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by boringg 1y ago
Yes more nuclear does not inhibit solar. More of both option is the winning salvo.
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by boringg 1y ago
Don't worry the utilities will still make sure you pay their fees. Watch the markets move from paying per kwh or demand charges to just straight up fees. Its disheartening.
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by boringg 1y ago
It does but most execs dont care about long term they want that perf bonus before they leave in 3-4 years
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by boringg 1y ago
I agree that this kind of exercise is only academic in nature and mostly useless pragmatically once you layer in the complexities of energy markets. I actually would say the solutions to climate change from a grid perspective are pretty str
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by boringg 1y ago
There is A LOT of optionality to get different revenue streams that aren't strictly retail buying subs. Whether they are able to do that, customer stickiness and the trade off of damage to the quality of their product by driving revenu
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by boringg 1y ago
Why is this article from nytimes - they aren't a great source for VC deal info.
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by boringg 1y ago
Isn't mitochondria the hot new topic du jour (last couple of years) for bio? Is this kind of peak hype cycle? Science follows the exact same cycle as tech ... I feel like the microbiome was huge and going to solve all our problems 8 y
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by boringg 1y ago
Anything for deer flies and horse flies?
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by boringg 1y ago
Sounds like you might need to dial back your hyperbole a touch. Seems a tad much on the exaggeration side of things.
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by boringg 1y ago
Hopefully back up soon. Its a pretty spectacular product.
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by boringg 1y ago
Thoughtful take.
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by boringg 1y ago
Sorry to hear that -- thats sounds painful. It does speak to one of the core problems with AI is the one time productivity boost from using all historical data created by humans is no longer going to be as useful going forward since individ
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by boringg 1y ago
Tire wear isn't as great -- since tires have a lot of bad polymers in it.. hopefully we can solve that one soon.
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by boringg 1y ago
The best thing I saw was some Kia beating a Ferrari on a race test on instagram. What was great about it was the the commentary. The comments were all about how beautiful a ferrari was and no longer about its exceptional performance (whic
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by boringg 1y ago
Depends on the goal is. If you life is full of shocks then build for shocks. If you life is not build for shocks it makes sense to optimize for your existence. You certainly don't want to overfit the model as you are describing but
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by boringg 1y ago
What you describe is more like the traditional VC structure for most businesses. Provide low cost services while they need to grow user base -- as user base is established the model now needs to extract value from the users - quality drops
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by boringg 1y ago
I can see this as I do use it in this fashion. That said I wouldn't ever qualify that kind of call and response as a friendship. It certainly would allow for me to explore topics in depth without trying to filter through networks of
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by boringg 1y ago
Do the AI friend apps take people out of society or were the people who were using the friend apps not part of society to begin with? I honestly can't imagine using an AI app to ever qualify as what I would determine to be what I deem
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by boringg 1y ago
So what is the necessary levels of exposure to have some kind of long term implications? With hand wavy claims to drive fear that certainly will make a pump in radon kits + drive more radon mitigation systems. I've always been under t
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by boringg 1y ago
That link title is an oxymoron.
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by boringg 1y ago
There are so many wide ranging forms of intelligence. Being an exceptional engineer or a high functioning executive/CEO you may have a very narrow slice of intelligence or capability. It does not in any way mean you have an understan
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by boringg 1y ago
AOl is still alive? Wow.
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by boringg 1y ago
Its quite reasonable. We have yet to meet anything more intelligent than humans so why do we think we can create something more intelligent than us when we don't fully understand the complexities how we work? AI still has a long way t
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by boringg 1y ago
How many shareholders are leading this? It better not be someone who owns one share that they didn't even hold for that long....
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by boringg 1y ago
With direct flame on it? I guess it was removing water molecules slower than it was absorbing water. As long as it was saturated it would be fine. Great experiment.
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US Administration knocking down data privacy barriers for personal data(thehill.com)
1 points by boringg 1y ago|1 comments
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by boringg 1y ago
Some do many don’t collapse. How long were Mao, Saddam, Stalin in power? Could pull a longer list…

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