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by formvoltron 7mo ago
lmao seriously this is how leaders lead? oh, surprise! blowing up oil infrastructure increases oil prices. shocking news. meanwhile.. didn't china start selling cars with sodium sulfur batteries?
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by formvoltron 7mo ago
learn how to surf. go live in a surf town. constant social interaction... not the deepest but it's constant & you can learn to feel more comfortable with light, non needy conversation... after your brain adjusts to that, probably s
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by formvoltron 7mo ago
Apple makes great hardware. I kind of knew this when I was 12 and I had an Apple IIc. I'm 52 now.
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by formvoltron 8mo ago
With all that great tech to land and reuse rockets, they still need to be propelled into space using... kerosene. That's right. 1 million satellites launched into orbit using kerosene. Does not feel like a vibe.
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by formvoltron 8mo ago
Tesla's secret weapon will be the dyson sphere. Probably complete within 2.. 3 years maximum.
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by formvoltron 10mo ago
reading uncle bob's book was the singlemost harmful thing i ever did to myself as a software engineer. wasted so much time writing such worthless tests. TDD? ughhh no way.
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by formvoltron 2y ago
What is interesting here is that if more & more volume goes to private exchange activity, then as the volume dries up on public exchanges, there will be more volatility.. and more reason to move to private exchanges. There must be some
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by formvoltron 2y ago
when i try to warn friends about this they think i'm just a complete screwball.
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by formvoltron 2y ago
When people wonder how humans can alter something as big as our atmosphere... well just remind them that US airlines have travelled 2 light years within it. That's just US airlines!
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by formvoltron 2y ago
Cybertruck reminds me of the Moon Patrol buggy.
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by formvoltron 2y ago
what boggles the mind is that there doesn't seem to be any way to avoid absorbing this stuff. it's in the food, the air, the water. even if you try to filter the air or filter your water.. the filters are made from plastic!
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by formvoltron 2y ago
Too bad most people use smartphones now! Would love to spy on my ex.
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by formvoltron 2y ago
So would using these cell modifications, in the case of growing organs perhaps, require germline modifications? Or what are other types of uses for these cells?
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by formvoltron 2y ago
given that we don't remember what happened before our lives, and most likely when we die we enter a similar state... so that life starts whenever a physical life begins (later a mental life starts and exists until the time that physica
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by formvoltron 2y ago
Could these processors help Intel move further into AI inference?
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by formvoltron 2y ago
dr. copper to da moon
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by formvoltron 2y ago
They say don't feed the troll haha. But we realized if we feed the troll massive amounts of money then they can come back and pay more legal fees and create a need for our worthless court! Also the life of the startup entrepreneur is j
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by formvoltron 2y ago
Lol. Like here in Europe Bulgaria to Romania have trains.. everybody has trains. What's the big issue with putting a train in over there?
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by formvoltron 3y ago
Wow that's terrible. Well.. science has major incentive to find cures now. How many have long covid? Or maybe even subclinical long covid that may silently boost Alzheimer's risk? On a more positive note, they recently found th
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by formvoltron 3y ago
quick oats will spike your blood sugar.
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by formvoltron 3y ago
How much of this is about chatGPT? Because Bard got a big upgrade yesterday, right? And does Google use Nvidia hardware on Gemini?
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by formvoltron 3y ago
Aren't there startup contenders making more specialized AI hardware? Doesn't Google mostly not rely on NVIDIA? Are intel & amd really just sitting by and allowing nvidia to scoop this market?
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by formvoltron 3y ago
Was this via gene transfer? Any idea how far off we are from overwriting entire genes with known perfect copies? And if we can do that, then how much longer before we can iteratively overwrite segments until we've overwritten the entir
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by formvoltron 3y ago
but is it targeted?
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by formvoltron 3y ago
do they make much money? and what sort of moat do they have?
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by formvoltron 3y ago
In the south there are many people living on land which is off grid because legally they aren't allowed to really live on that land. So, counting them maybe the rate goes up a little.
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by formvoltron 3y ago
I have it write nearly all my code now. It's incredible at pushing out sys admin sorts of python scripts. The code is clear enough and if I see it doing something a little too complex, I can suggest a more simple solution and it just
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by formvoltron 3y ago
is there a more modern version that would have the swappable battery?
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by formvoltron 3y ago
I would go for the apple magic keyboard, except for that arrow key cluster. Had a macbook with those once and hated it. Good that the author pointed out the inability of removing keys to clean with the Logi MX. I'd have sprung for th
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by formvoltron 3y ago
which material is too scarce? we already have tech to convert solar into hydrogen. just depends on how much you want to pay now vs later. scientists now warning that antarctica is surprising them. my cousin works at nasa on climate predic

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