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metalman
3mo ago
the problem is that humans are modifying the environment, orders of magnitude faster than evolution can keep up with, and many of the "features" of our modern technological cities are prouncedly geared towards our worst/best
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metalman
3mo ago
what is a peptide and where do I get one? all I know is that Kennedy, is a peptider extrordinare ,and that he looks rightiously fucked up with just the beginings of bieng consumed by a mesaniac holy fire, but still mostly cohearant
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metalman
3mo ago
I make money by bieng "exploited" by AI, but have never interacted with so much as a chatbot or ever been on big tech social media platform, perhaps? the website I rent, has been found and incorporated into the recomendations rout
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metalman
3mo ago
advertising IS illegal in my little corner of the world, I have never allowed advertising in my house, no tv, no radio, tinkered with browsers that block everything but HTML by default, and a whole layered process to access anything more el
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metalman
3mo ago
at some point soon, China will be incentivising it's (geographical) wester neihbors to buy there morning power from china, and sell there afternoon excess back via the ultra high voltage transmissionlines they are building out now. p
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metalman
3mo ago
simple, the trillions of dollars bieng spent at some ridiculous rate of whatever number of milliins per hour is bubbling the whole worlds economy that and while indivual productivity isn't great, the ever increasing scale of industrial
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metalman
3mo ago
wtf? anybody ever heard of an sd card? usb drive? not that I personaly care, as my devices remain password free, unencripted, and here take the fucking thing, keep it, as I figure that worse comes to worse there is a way to bootstrap from n
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metalman
3mo ago
everything by hand is good for the brain! writing of course, but inducting a younger person working the till, into the dance of correct change, or an aproximation that leaves them with a float, and/or not getting a pocket full of coin,
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metalman
3mo ago
PV had to prove that it was truely indispensable and also prove to have realistic prospects for improvement and volume production before investments were made, and then prices came down. AI has proven that it burns more money faster than a
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metalman
3mo ago
The (any!) comparrison to photovoltaics is not acurate.Photovoltaics (PV) are primary energy producing infrastructure that produces its own fuel and is now verticly integrated into it's own supply chain, nothing other than life itself
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metalman
3mo ago
when I look at myself, I dispair, when I look at the competition, I rejoice.
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metalman
3mo ago
it's the enablers and syncophants that create and maintain bubbles around the ultra wealthy that appear to be exciting and creativly progressive, but in reality are just mildly subsisdised playgrounds that serve as distractions that th
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metalman
3mo ago
the only thing unacounted for is deap ocean warming and the subsiquent exansion of the oceans ie: sea leval rise not connected to ice melting, though that is and will accelerate. the problem with accounting for all the effects of global wa
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metalman
3mo ago
Orville Wright could have explained the reduced drag asociated with a higher aspect wing in 1902, perhaps useing his own terminology as airodynamics as a concept was still stuck in he and his brothers heads for the most part, but was very w
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metalman
3mo ago
for every attempt to chop a photon in half, you would miss, several times, there bieng impossibly large numbers of photons everywhere to chop.at, bringing us to the impossibility of chopping photons in half in the first place, if it was pos
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metalman
3mo ago
far too many minor gramatical mistakes in the articles from "nautilus" useing science as my guage,slop bieng infinite,my trust of them falls to "not worth it"
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metalman
3mo ago
Awareness is helpfull, but becoming habitualy non partisipatory by turning java script, cookies, and DOM storage off is also good. flip the script, and default to a system where seeing or going further requires real work, like copy and past
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metalman
3mo ago
The zionists entity is crumbling and it will be destroyed. There is a place for all religions in Palestine though the shock of the comeupance may likely cause the eurocentric countries to try and pretend that it no longer exists, but of cou
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metalman
3mo ago
In a world on the brink, an attitude like this is pathetic reductive pseudo rationalism that presumes an endless supply of everything to optimse through binary choices.
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metalman
3mo ago
There are a lot of people getting very weird while useing AI, another big bunch of people who hate AI, and of course AI itself is weird, but I have no direct contact with AI while it finds my web sites and sends me work through some process
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3mo ago
it's reportedly tidaly locked, which means that it's surface is frozen solid on the far side and the only gas that isn't frozen out on the dark side, is the detected helium, with the ultra low boiling point to keep it gasious
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metalman
3mo ago
the other possibility is that the problem is somebody elses, rendering it invisible and therefor potentialy usefull in it's own right
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metalman
3mo ago
or perhaps thats the first response? in any case, as a hard core problem solver who is currently overwhelmed with problems I am bieng forced into no choice paragmatic responses. where I have lost any reserve capacity, deflect, move, deny a
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metalman
3mo ago
corrosion of rebar is so significant that there are specs for the acidity of rock used for agregate in the concrete. Older rock that has been "washed" by billions of years of water permiating it , is then used, fetching a premium.
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metalman
3mo ago
it makes strategic sense to retain the full verticaly integrated industrial capacity to make anything. but financialy , Britain has zero chance of bieng competitive on the open market
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3mo ago
as a guitarer * with a realy cheap phone running butchered android and "side loaded" everything, and zero accounts for anything other than web space, the whole web looks like it's part of my file system as a default, some of
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metalman
3mo ago
How is Sony not commiting piracy, ok not piracy, because a pirate at least makes an open frontal attack and says "har har har", and girls fantisise about bieng abducted by swashbucklers, but Sony is like some perv stealing peoples
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metalman
3mo ago
there is not much point in detecting LLM generated text, in that humans are useing info from LLM's, but obfusicting it's origin, with there own garble, along with purely human garble, and almost(but not quite) human LLM product me
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metalman
3mo ago
intuitive physics says the opposite, as warmer materials are more ductile with reduced co efficients of friction, strongly implying the easing of pressure along fault lines
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3mo ago
No AI needed for the design and build of custom metal either, and with a similar long human effort that I am privilaged to be aware and part of that I am quite certain cant be handled useing any computational averaging. Funnily enough, I h
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