cineticdaffodil

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by cineticdaffodil 2mo ago
Maximum effort going nowhere for 70 years.
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by cineticdaffodil 2mo ago
Something that fits to a poor struggling country, not some upper crust infra renewal. Poor people need rail, busses, cars and the cheapest possible power. If the government does not provide the cartels are more then ready to do its job to p
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by cineticdaffodil 2mo ago
The us needs right wing universities. Let them compete in merit alone. By their labors fruit you shall know them.
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by cineticdaffodil 2mo ago
So if i can not circumvent the surveilance- can i pack my wanted unsurveiled stuff into harmless data and send them- basically use the surveiled Internet as a UDP layer - over which my hidden unsurveiled internet goes via TCP?
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by cineticdaffodil 2mo ago
Explain not with malice, what can be explained by stupidity. Eucalyptus is part of a fire ecology.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
No, its that all the action consistently denies the fact that human societies can not keep i together if degrown. The policies produce regression aka facism.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Spain planted eucalyptus in state forrest. Tha treeis a bomb.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
So, if you used climate credits, to build up those forrests. Do they get nil and void, if those forrests burn up?
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Actually- when you take it standalone- e-activities, that lead to little else consumed, are quite ideal. You will never get the budhist monk, meditating on a rock out of normal people, but somebody sittings there, playing a game for hours o
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Not really. They are already in service. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=As_cifXH1Fs
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Moon is taxfree zone?
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
The true scottsman period only started, everything before was just scotty junior.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
https://chatgpt.com/s/t_6a64f4a6e86c8191b41cb6a810359208
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
I did, the problem is that you need a sort of standardized feature change to compare similar repos. So the metric is relative only to same projects lacking that same feature. So no, its a useless thing. No architecture score comparisson bet
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Can a llm predict the price of a change to a codebase in tokens and predict the origin of the price, aka cam it see good and bad architecture?
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
We have villages near cities, whos native populations get displaced due to the price hikes and then we have "settlements" which is roughly equivalent to suburbs for those who are more well todo - while the less wealthy are going i
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
I think AI is only part of the problem. The Multi-crisis ahead, makes it even less of a proposition to be in charge right now- and AI offers a "responsibility" cope out for already stressed to the limit human systems who have no s
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
First hacker culture there ever was. Hacking the words of god, to make life easier. Makes you pre-disposed to excell in science, that kind of thinking and learning..
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
You know why all who grew up under the soviet regime in the eastern block are totally alergic to englands direction nowadaways.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
We should sea other people?
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
My pet hypothesis is : That trade networks, in times of collapse- become sort of superspreader networks of downfall. Think about that city state who runs out of food by the sea! It still has all the trading vessels- whats more logic then to
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Wir schaffen das/s!
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
United Korea is best korea!
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Walls can not protect you from dhijadists either, the mortars take out the city- and besieging starves it out. In sudan- a "walled and ditched" city recently fell to the djandjhawid.. https://www.iss.europa.eu/pub
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Oh, but that is what came from the Bauhaus- because back then wood crafted furniture was ridiculous expensive- and these are just the cheapest thing anyone can afford. Bend pipes and one wooden back plate steambend. Clank it out of a factor
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
It would burn less, if not all these abstract architects would sit in old art nouveau buildings near a park, with the AC tastefully hidden in the backyard - and there they sit on the MAC, shitting out these etched waver under the ERM buildi
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Xitter? It used to be called Twitter, but the T crossbeam came loose and down.. sorry
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Ironically- while often having solar on the roof.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Imagine offices- who have temperatures of 30+ directly beneath the roof. AC where the heat-exchangers are built inside the buildings and other nonsense on top. Europe is so not ready, while preaching to the world about getting ready.
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by cineticdaffodil 3mo ago
Im confused.. wouldnt this be suspect to a weight limit - as the full stem would weigh on the carrying "tree" - especially during wind and storms?

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