happosai

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by happosai 6mo ago
Wtf are your numbers from, but they are wrong. It's over 2200TWh per year. And it you truly want to be renewable, the numbers go up. Upcycling waste to plastics or using hydrogen to make steel is more energy intensive than using fossil
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by happosai 6mo ago
Most definitely not true. Maybe enough area to cover current electric usage, but to truly decarbonize society a lot more renewable energy is needed - for transport, heating, iron industry, chemical industries, fetilizers etc. Massive amount
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by happosai 6mo ago
Marginal pricing is not specific to electricity in UK, that's just how commodities end up priced. Saudis pump oil at cost of $10 per barrel. Will they sell it to you at $10? Nope. The average oil price? Nope. Saudis will sell the barre
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by happosai 6mo ago
Now do putin and bibi next, and maybe Xi will realize taking other people's land by murdering is unacceptable and won't invade Taiwan.
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by happosai 6mo ago
There are like a half dozen cities with 100.000+ population at over 12k feet altitude. And towns and villages a lot higher. So right, 12k is no's dangerous per se. The problems come if you haven't acclimatized.
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Why China Is Winning the Green Methanol Race(industrydecarbonization.com)
2 points by happosai 7mo ago|0 comments
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by happosai 7mo ago
The production shifts oil revenue from Islamic dictatorships to Christian dictatorship of USA. Maybe a hyperbole for now, but for how long? Independent media and education under attack, gerrymandering your voting rights away etc. Considerin
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by happosai 7mo ago
Ah Network effect, That's why we all are still using Skype, microsoft messenger and ICQ. You don't have to wait for everyone to switch, in fact it's pretty normal to reach different people on different chats. https:/&#x
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by happosai 7mo ago
Car is a deadly machine (especially big trucks and SUVs) and the owner of the death machine should know who they give their death machine.
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by happosai 7mo ago
Exclusion zones are great for nature: https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/story/how-chernobyl-ha... So The "worst case scenario" for nuclear power is creating a new wildlife park free from human interf
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by happosai 8mo ago
The Jesus people love it when Americas army support Israel The racists love it when Muslims get killed
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by happosai 8mo ago
Vast majority of worlds population doesn't live in places where cold weather range is a problem. Even where it is, cold weather range is a 3 month inconvenience of having to charge more often. Yeas sure there are use cases where gasoli
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by happosai 8mo ago
No it isn't, the sensible people you followed 5 years ago left and stopped posting. The "Your followers" feed is now just the terminally addicted and the angry demagogues.
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by happosai 9mo ago
It's security theater, like airport security where red teams succeed in 95% cases https://abcnews.go.com/US/exclusive-undercover-dhs-tests-fin...
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by happosai 9mo ago
This sounds really, really cool. How does reviewing such patch-PR's work?
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by happosai 9mo ago
The LLM models give the most likely respond to a prompt. So if you prompt it with "find security bugs from this code" it will respond with "This may be a security bug" than you "you fucking donkey this curl code has
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by happosai 9mo ago
There are mastodon communities such https://mastodon.art/ where AI is explicitly banned.
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by happosai 9mo ago
Solar panels are waterproof (how else would they survive rain) as are insulated electric wires. The only challenge is connectors, and there are ways to make connectors submersible-safe. This is how floating solar is a thing.
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The struggle of resizing windows on macOS Tahoe(noheger.at)
2752 points by happosai 9mo ago|1207 comments
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by happosai 9mo ago
For workgroups
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by happosai 9mo ago
There is a minor risk that a new drug causes cancer or something. However, obesity is a major risk for very large amount of health problems, including many cancers.
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by happosai 9mo ago
Perhaps the people pouring billions of money to AI companies should consider compensating open source developers to ensure the training material is high quality instead of just stealing it all.
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by happosai 10mo ago
Currently Chinese are competitive because because developers work on burnout level intensity and workers have no life but factory around the clock. Of course, the salaries and working conditions are going up in China while west is eroding w
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by happosai 10mo ago
Miss falcon 3.0? Go with Falcon BMS. For any genre of games there is a modern remake and community these days.
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by happosai 10mo ago
My relative runs a digital marketing company. The only platform they can reach 16-20 age bracket is via TikTok. Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for older people still work, but are fading.
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by happosai 10mo ago
Processing itself doesn't make foods more or less healthier. Many highly processed foods are healthier than their unprocessed natural form. Yogurt is healthier than milk while butter isn't. It why people ultra process foods - to m
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by happosai 10mo ago
I'm sure it worked out for many bosses. They got their bonuses and promotions and someone else got to clean up mess.
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by happosai 10mo ago
It appeared to me (from far outside) that Intel was trying to segment the market into "Affordable Home and office PC:s with x86" and "Expensive serious computing with itanium". Having everything so different was a featur
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by happosai 10mo ago
> How did these 2 models do it if not actually using language like a thinking agent? By having a gazillion of other, almost identical pictures of kids in parks in their training data.
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by happosai 10mo ago
Gym is a great analogy here since only a small fraction of population goes to gyms. Most people just came fat after work was no longer physical and mobility was achieved with cars.

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