mekdoonggi

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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
I know, which makes our attempts at killing them even dumber.
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
Is there a word for a popular misconception that nonetheless produces a positive result? The understanding by the public of the effects could be completely wrong, but the reintroduction of wolves and the restoration of Yellowstone are still
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
I wonder if we stopped trying to eradicate coyotes we might have an easier time with rats. I personally would rather see a coyote than a rat.
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
That is not a problem, but the problem is that now they are financially incentivized to screw their tenants as much as possible. With a different capital project, sure they're screwing their customers, but at least I go shop at a diffe
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
Do you believe that is a credible source?
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
Also, the open-weight local models are proving that the commodity can be delivered for most applications at a far lower price than frontier is charging.
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
It's not lack of vision. It's that capital demands gambling. Everyone knows you could plough money into big projects in the US and double your money reliably. But the powers that be do not want that. They want to gamble, and try t
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
From Canada's perspective, China is willing to cooperate even through conflict, and the US is literally threatening to invade.
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
Yes. IIRC they are the same batteries in the cars.
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
When I watched another video on it, they said that the charging capability will roll out across their product line eventually.
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
I'm thinking that most people will not use the full speed in EU. But these are a design capable of charging everything up to light-duty trucks in the same timescale of a gasoline car. The design is probably overkill for Europe or the U
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
"The Aristocrats"
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
Claude Word: a model that returns a single word.
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
When you consider that all of this capital could have been deployed to productive enterprise, it's like we already are.
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
"AGI-enabled EBITDA"
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
Vibecode a clone of the production stack and give them the keys and tell them to figure it out lol
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
I will assume that she has the same ability to reason and make an informed choice as you.
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
> refuted a portion of parent's claim that people are forgoing children to foster a care of their community or performing acts of service You didn't refute, you just said you didn't think that's what people are doing.
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
Yep. And that's good! That's freedom of choice. Similarly, my wife wanted children, and there's no amount of money that could replace the joy of having our child. Everything is better when we have the freedom to make a choice
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
And do you think this is bad?
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
Is it hedonism if a child-free adult gets fulfillment out of nurturing and caring for others, mentoring, caring for themselves and their community? That's like, the complete opposite of the hedonistic young couple not using protection
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
Infinite economic growth depends on women having babies above replacement. Therefore, the economic value of a woman having three babies is virtually unlimited, and the economic destruction of a woman having less is also unlimited (when proj
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by mekdoonggi 4mo ago
If they have the freedom to choose otherwise, they will. The global fertility "crisis" is simply individuals exercising their choices. Kids are really expensive, and if you want people to willingly have them outside of accidents,
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by mekdoonggi 5mo ago
That is still slop. It's slop because it's generated by a computer. I don't care how technically proficient it is. The entire point of listening to music is that I am listening to a person communicate. Sure, they use computer
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by mekdoonggi 5mo ago
Apologies. Did not intend to advocate, but I will be more considerate of language in the future.
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by mekdoonggi 5mo ago
I didn't say I wanted to ban it, just that we could. Human beings have collectively regulated all kinds of maths, ideas, and ideologies. I am not a Luddite. I am saying that humans collectively have the power to control things for our
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by mekdoonggi 5mo ago
> It is one and the same. Wrong. I have a hugely negative opinion on cars that I express often. Still, I think streets should be complete, and roads built for all modes of travel, and more restrictive laws on car use. > Is that a thre
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by mekdoonggi 5mo ago
They aren't rejecting it at all. They are expressing their opinion on it which is hugely negative. Why? Because it's a useful technology, but so far has succeeded in taking jobs away, poisoning minds, art, and politics, hoovering
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by mekdoonggi 5mo ago
I'd imagine if you buy a decent size solar/battery combo, you'd rather just sell your generator.
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by mekdoonggi 5mo ago
Costco has tofu for $1.50/block in my area.

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