dyauspitr

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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Democrats can’t even paint the republicans in the corner about blatant pay to play corruption or ignoring court orders. This isn’t proof of anything.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
I’m pretty sure the GP knows that Texas does a lot of renewable energy. It’s just that you can’t talk about it or run on that platform as soon as you run on it people think you’re some woke liberal America destroyer.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Sounds like wishful thinking rather than an on the ground reality.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Who cares how it works out as long as they come to the table with funded power generation for their constituent centers.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Plenty of solar and wind with batteries are available. Data centers and renewable energy are a match made in heaven. They can be in the middle of nowhere where land is cheap.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Why can’t these idiots just mandate that you have to build out clean energy to power the data centers. It’s such a simple bit of legislation that they just will not do.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Your average devs are wrong more than the AI is at this point.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Yeah, paradoxically Indian software outsourcing is growing. I guess the way the companies are thinking about this is we need some sort of human oversight for all the work the LLMs are doing, might as well pay someone the least amount possib
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Yeah who cares what it does, everything is backed up, everything can be rolled back. I always run it with the keys to the kingdom.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
People just don’t go to nearly as many concerts anymore. It all traces back to people are not bored at home anymore because of the internet.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
There is so much dense information in a single pamphlet. Beautiful.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Disgusting. All runoff will be forever full of microplastics, especially when you can achieve something similar with raw concrete and an imprinting tool.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
From my conversation with some undergraduates, 99% of people are using LLMs for any applicable assignment.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Insult it one thing, it’s also not true in the slightest which is the bigger issue.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Well, they beat even TSMC on performance so they’re at least halfway there.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
It’s almost always a secondary motivation on forums, someone with an agenda trying to undermine the GP in some attempted subtle way that’s not immediately apparent to most casual browsers.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
> Mesothermal, sulfidic groundwater (up to 1 mM in H2S) originating from an artesian sulfidic aquifer underlying the region enters at the bottom of the cave’s lower passages. This results in a constant flow occurring tens of centimeters
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Yeah it has significant groundwater inflow (like 5L/s). Nothing about this is sealed.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Collective union Luddite opposition is one part of why there is so much of a plebeian tier pushback against unions, in the very group that should be fighting for unions with their lives. That and right wing propaganda of course.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
A little bit of hostility is healthy to an incredibly basic question like that. Plus I’ve encountered that user a few times, it’s always the same tier of asinine comment.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
I’m not well versed in this field but if you take GPS using time as one of its parameters I could imagine being able to pinpoint the location of an atom from space to be one avenue of an endgame in making time so precise we would lose less
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
It is. Depending on who Trump has fired or put in charge of a department it can be another shell that pumps out low quality crap. It might be the most valuable contribution on this thread.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
So did we. I just asked my team to get personal accounts that I reimburse them for. It’s just a golden age loop though, the gravy train can’t go on forever unless we start building out thousands of data centers and associated renewable ener
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
There are tons of secondary apps that provide all of those things. Fundamentally the Garmin records less baseline parameters than the Apple Watch does for instance it does not do blood oxygen level monitoring, so whatever stats it’s providi
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
It heavily depends on what kind of driving you do. I would say 97% of my driving is local and home charging works perfectly while being 10x cheaper than an equivalent gas vehicle. For the 3% of the time that I do long trips I might have cha
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Not for long, Deepseek is saying they will have a significant price jump soon. They really shouldn’t do it because they are on the cusp of capturing the scalable API market.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Where I am white oak grows by the hundreds of thousands. I see new seedlings ever summer but I would estimate only about 3-5% get past that seedling stage. All that to say that an afternoon of work isn’t enough, if you want to grow a tree y
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
Two seaters means you need a whole other vehicle if you have a family.
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
What metrics does garmin provide that the Apple Watch doesn’t
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by dyauspitr 2mo ago
For what it’s worth, I absolutely love my f-150 lightning. I just wish we had 1 MW charging like the Chinese do.

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