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by krunck 3y ago
I thought forensic entomology in combination with other tools was quite accurate. I wonder how it compares to this AI model.
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by krunck 3y ago
Doesn't work in LibreOffice. Doesn't work with web Excel(too big).
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by krunck 3y ago
I thought 1000mSv seemed low. I recently had a lung perfusion scan where I inhaled a saline vapor with technetium in it and I was the x-ray source for the imaging. When I got home I measured 43mSv/hr. I must be pretty close to the NASA
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by krunck 3y ago
"Using a defined compound (parthenolide) from feverfew (Tanacetum Parthenium), they inhibited the vasohibins so that the balance between detyrosinated and tyrosinated microtubules in neurons of adult animals became similar to that of n
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by krunck 3y ago
What we don't need is to be gasifying and burning even more petrochemicals and thus adding more carbon to the atmosphere.
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by krunck 3y ago
That logo is just wrong.
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by krunck 3y ago
Who can confirm this though?
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by krunck 3y ago
I hope this is the last nail in the coffin of "Better living through chemistry™." Just because we can make it (and make money from it) doesn't mean we should.
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by krunck 3y ago
Yeah, I ran into this once. You want to find ones that state they have true sine wave output.
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by krunck 3y ago
This has only been posted fourteen times before. Eight of those were by the current OP, "tomte". Whats up with that, Tomte?
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by krunck 3y ago
Yes. We need to end growthist economic thinking. Slowing or reversing population growth would also help.
642.
by krunck 3y ago
... and then the energy saved by using more efficient hardware and software will be used to power more hardware to increase total AI power. There is no "enough" AI yet. There may never be.
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by krunck 3y ago
I'm still amazed how Bitcoin can damage the environment by just existing yet AI, air conditioning, aluminum smelting, and cat videos have subtle effects that are hard to determine.
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by krunck 3y ago
Carbon sequestration for carbon that should never have been pumped out of the ground in the first place? Maybe just don't make plastics from petroleum. Leave it in the ground. Better yet, make plastics from 100% bio-sourced polymers(ca
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by krunck 3y ago
$90k should not be in an online wallet. It should be in a hardware wallet with a passphrase. If you insist on keeping it in a wallet on a computer then airgap the machine.
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by krunck 3y ago
Lots of freezer burnt bodies out there. And a few very wealthy people. How do you keep a cryostasis business honest when you - the customer - are dead and there is no profitable reason to keep you from becoming like that loose frozen hambur
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by krunck 3y ago
There is finite low carbon energy available. Would they choose to slow the rate of training the next generations of LLMs and use only greener every sources or would they go full speed regardless of the source of the energy? I think they wou
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by krunck 3y ago
Does this communicate with other people's (cloud) computers at all?
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by krunck 3y ago
Uh, no. Nowhere in that article do they mention coal. Not do they do not do a comparison of hydro plant and fossil fuel plant emissions per megawatt-hour generated.
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by krunck 3y ago
There is a sort of functional illiteracy that youth have developed: a lack of focus when looking at printed text, a need for everything to be video, etc. I was lamenting to my manager that graduate students don't read the documentation
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by krunck 3y ago
Pick up the phone, keep silent for 5 seconds. A human on the other end would say something or you would hear background noise. If you don't hear anything, hang up. This works because the auto-dialers that call centers use listen for yo
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by krunck 3y ago
Secrecy is a lie. Privacy is a crime. Not sharing is withholding potential evidence. This is where we are headed...unless we demand the same of governments and corporations, and the powerful.
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by krunck 3y ago
It's just a hit-piece against new tech: blockchain-based systems and LLM. Move along, nothing to see.
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by krunck 3y ago
Asphalt exists because bitumen is a cheap oil industry byproduct. If we stop processing massive amounts of oil(as will happen soon) the source of bitumen will dry up. What then?
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by krunck 3y ago
Does Boeing's miltiary contract work also suffer from "deny the problem and ship it"?
656.
by krunck 3y ago
By "anti-war" do you mean in general or in regard to a particular war?
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by krunck 3y ago
I'd rather they ban the transmission of messages by politicians who talk like LLMs.
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by krunck 3y ago
> a large fraction of the mass is for safety To protect against other high-mass vehicles?
659.
by krunck 3y ago
black hole + money = happiness So deep.
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by krunck 3y ago
Also great for surveillance of human mammals, especially for knowing which ones frequent which areas. That is assuming you already have their DNA for comparison. Or no? Would this work?

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