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by foolfoolz 5mo ago
even SF to LA would have trouble with a high speed rail because the price would likely be the same as a flight
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by foolfoolz 5mo ago
mount signal, the largest PV plant in california makes 1,200GW/hrs per year. it would still take ~15 copies of mount signal for a single diablo canyon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Signal_Solar my whole poin
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by foolfoolz 5mo ago
diablo canyon has 2 reactors that can make 1.1MW per hour continuously. about 2.2MW/hr they both aren’t always on but that’s the goal. It’s closer to 2MW/hr actual the largest solar plant in california is Ivanpah. It made 85GW&#x2
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by foolfoolz 6mo ago
we already have premium tsa pre with clear
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by foolfoolz 6mo ago
we already have this with TSA Pre
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by foolfoolz 6mo ago
as a sora user: - sora was not great at making what you asked - i probably got 3 good videos out of 100 gens - every video that was good needed editing outside of sora (and therefore could not be shared within sora) just my experience
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by foolfoolz 6mo ago
there’s a huge component to gamers that they are emotional and resistant to change. gamers hated steam when it came out. and now the backlash against epic store is huge. they haven’t done a good job fixing the perception of epic store the w
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by foolfoolz 7mo ago
same lancet that tried to bury covid lab leak theories in february 2020
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by foolfoolz 7mo ago
this kind of deal timeline management happens at all companies. this is why contracts get structured in complicated pricing structures to make it easier for revenue recognition to occur in the quarter it’s supposed to. the timeline can move
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by foolfoolz 7mo ago
this is the “types make me slow” argument that everyone self debunks after they program that way for a handful of years
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by foolfoolz 7mo ago
no one wants to believe this but there will be a point soon when an ai code review meets your compliance requirements to go to production. is that 2026? no. but it will come
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by foolfoolz 7mo ago
> Greenpeace maintains it only had six employees visit the protest camps, and that all worked for Greenpeace USA, not Greenpeace Fund or Greenpeace International. > The jury found Greenpeace USA liable for almost all claims. how does
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by foolfoolz 7mo ago
in a way, the death of genuine reviews online may be a great way to bring it back to real life at a more realistic scale
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by foolfoolz 7mo ago
“everyone” could be one person. these internet reported movements rarely have meaningful impact
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by foolfoolz 7mo ago
this article claims humans will review code. there will be a date where the ai code review will meet your SOC compliance policies for change management
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by foolfoolz 8mo ago
this is like a tiktok rage bait way of thinking. western nations have largely peaked on carbon emissions. china is slowing down and will peak soon. there are a lot of countries that still are growing in emissions, sure, but you are not look
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by foolfoolz 8mo ago
it’s a standard feature on all models for many brands today
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by foolfoolz 9mo ago
* “all your money lives on the internet and it’s safe” * “internet voting is insecure” who wins?
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by foolfoolz 9mo ago
dams have trade offs that they stop sediment outflows which can cause faster erosion. this is a big reason many california beaches have gone from mostly sandy to mostly rocky
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by foolfoolz 9mo ago
strange because this is one of the warmest winters in decades. snow levels are far below normal, i saw 8% of normal in truckee. full reservoirs now are great but keeping them filled depends on a long snow melt going into june. i don’t think
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by foolfoolz 9mo ago
there are still people today who roam neighborhoods collecting bottles and cans
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by foolfoolz 9mo ago
ai ethics was/is useless. it felt a lot like the movie industry of the 1930s saying they will police themselves just to keep any bigger regulator away
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by foolfoolz 9mo ago
or maybe we can let people think for themselves
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by foolfoolz 11mo ago
bob page did nothing wrong, he just wanted to be a god like everyone else
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by foolfoolz 1y ago
it’s more than that. it’s any device that can present itself as a possible base station. this is how trumps lawyer was caught in a place he claimed to not be: https://www.reuters.com/article/world/special-counsel-h
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by foolfoolz 1y ago
the biggest things to change java have been type inference, lambdas, records, streams (functional ops on collections), and pattern matching. these are all must-have features for any modern programming language. at this point any language wi
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by foolfoolz 1y ago
we are going to become very good at this. eliminating genetic errors, choosing to be straight, tall, etc
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by foolfoolz 1y ago
usually less perfect is a better sign of integrity
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by foolfoolz 1y ago
brave new world
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by foolfoolz 1y ago
there are vets who return from a deployment and can’t adjust to life at home. and they re-deploy many times over. i’m not going to call one cool and one boring, you’ll have to ask those guys what their motivation is

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