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by idontwantthis 2mo ago
I've tried stuff like this, but the problem is that you don't know if it's answers are correct, and more importantly, you don't know if its questions are on base or not. Plus its too easy to go off on tangents, especiall
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by idontwantthis 2mo ago
I really enjoyed reading this and I've been thinking along similar lines when I imagine viable careers of the future. No one will care if code is "thick" but why would anyone buy a novel written by AI? What does the reader ge
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by idontwantthis 2mo ago
This already happens. There are many companies recycling batteries. The batteries of tomorrow are the batteries of today. They are permanent infrastructure.
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by idontwantthis 2mo ago
Can you give me an example of something in Haiku that is a better experience than in MacOS?
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by idontwantthis 2mo ago
The loss on the Costco hotdog is effectively Costco’s entire marketing budget. People make their own merch celebrating it.
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by idontwantthis 2mo ago
That’s what I’m thinking. If we can restrict EUV technology to the West then why can’t we restrict DNA manufacturing? Not to the West in this case but to capable governments like with Nuclear power.
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by idontwantthis 2mo ago
Electric regional air travel is something I’m really excited about.
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by idontwantthis 2mo ago
I've been there for a while. Honestly it's for the best.
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by idontwantthis 2mo ago
I think one idea is that there aren't very many habitable planets. The Trisolarians are coming to Earth because it's their only option, not because they want to destroy humanity.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
There is credible evidence that America's serial killer epidemic was directly caused by environmental pollution, especially heavy metals like lead and cadmium. Bringing back air pollution will bring back serial killers.
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The Great Chinese Oil Mystery(theatlantic.com)
6 points by idontwantthis 3mo ago|4 comments
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
Can you recommend anything to read about Nelson that touches on his management?
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
I also recognized Jack’s incredible management skills! He knows exactly how to get the best work out of people and especially how to correct them without making them feel inferior or resentful.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
I’ve had claude code create a practice project for me to learn SQL. I had it create 12 projects of graded difficulty with automated tests. It was super helpful. I had to revise the lessons as I was completing them, but overall it worked fan
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
Until the people in charge face jailtime for hurting innocent people, why would they care? The government shouldn’t be warning, it should be ordering and imprisoning. And funding and educating where there are genuine gaps.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
That is false. Heat pumps are more efficient than burning gas in a home even when the electricity came from burning gas.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
This one 5 years ago - https://www.thedrive.com/news/43060/coal-rolling-teen-that-h... I couldn't find out if he ever got convicted or sentenced to anything. But any cyclist, including myself, can tell you th
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
I haven't enjoyed speaking to LLMs. I need time to form my thoughts and typing lets me pause and correct myself without feeling weird.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
This kind of rhetoric is actually going to get cyclists killed. There are enough drivers on the road already who intentionally try to scare cyclists. This will push some of them over the hill to murder someone with their pickup truck.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
Also not a good idea if you are a citizen with non-citizen family. I assume at this point that anything on my record will come back to haunt them.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
It’s a good book but I didn’t agree that the big problem would be men lacking meaning because they didn’t have to work. They had families, homes and food. They could have devoted themselves to personal improvement, art, sports, their kids,
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
Hybrid cars are mostly parallel hybrids. Only the Chevy Volt comes to mind as a serial hybrid.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
No it’s not. The majority of power comes from the engine. It drives the electric motor mechanically, using it as a transmission. It is not just charging the battery.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
I tried to find what the worst option is other than putting them in space and you can do a lot! Trucking diesel to the middle of the Sahara is a decent option in comparison to space.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
Me too. So long Reddit. You weren’t good for me anyway.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
But they could do that because it didn’t cost them hundreds of billions of dollars to create Android and they could retain 99% of control over end users.
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
But I still don't get it. Like China could be come the world's leading producer of chocolate...if they started giving away chocolate for free. Would we be having this conversation saying that Switzerland lost because they were gre
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
I am also confused by this point. The American government could force OpenAI and Anthropic to open their models, but then they would instantly evaporate, right? It doesn't seem like a choice that they can make, so framing it as a &quot
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
I thought it meant like this was an “Aha! Moment”
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by idontwantthis 3mo ago
acoup.blog is the only blog I check individually.

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