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by mrtesthah 2mo ago
> The issue is if you suddenly cut back oil countries pivot to bringing coal back because it's the fastest to scale up. That may have been true a couple of decades ago, but as of 2023[1] it was significantly cheaper to build new so
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by mrtesthah 2mo ago
China? No. They have massive exposure to gulf oil production. https://www.northerntrust.com/europe/insights-research/2026/...
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by mrtesthah 2mo ago
Do it, please. The world can't afford to keep burning oil.
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by mrtesthah 2mo ago
> They mostly do not gain a lot of users. Ever used a browser on iOS? Google Maps / Apple Maps? ZUIs are one of the main multi-touch user interface paradigms now.
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by mrtesthah 2mo ago
OTOH reducing the supply raises the price of oil and thereby allows Russia to charge more for their main product of export. At the start of the war Trump reduced Russian oil sanctions[1]. Trump is also collecting all the money from Venezuel
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by mrtesthah 2mo ago
Is it unfortunate, though?
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by mrtesthah 2mo ago
If they ask for my time, then they owe me theirs. If you create something AI generated and post it in spaces where people expect to engage with other humans by way of human-created artifacts, then at best you’re dishonestly wasting everyone
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by mrtesthah 2mo ago
It’s not political. You disrespect me by insisting I spend my personal time and attention on something you couldn’t be assed to do on your own. You clearly think you’re above me and that your attention is worth more than mine.
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by mrtesthah 2mo ago
Sounds like a great way to filter out all the pointless garbage on the internet.
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by mrtesthah 2mo ago
If you truly want low latency input on a Mac then your Terminal app needs to be able to run full screen to enable Game Mode: https://support.apple.com/en-euro/105118
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by mrtesthah 2mo ago
Using unpermitted turbine generators[1] is just as illegal as violating the other permits they’d need to obtain for grid access. Doing illegal acts is a choice on their part — no one is forcing them to do that. There is no inherent right to
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by mrtesthah 3mo ago
Bomb fossil fuel power plants. They’ll be replaced with the least expensive alternative, solar and batteries.
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by mrtesthah 3mo ago
The amount of original, copyrightable and trademarkable IP actually created by the AI labs themselves is dwarfed by their staggeringly vast infringement activities.
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by mrtesthah 3mo ago
Child labor pays. Sex trafficking pays. Slavery pays. What kind of person do you want to be?
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by mrtesthah 3mo ago
To test this hypothesis you would need to look at the initial version before subsequent agents started refactoring it.
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by mrtesthah 3mo ago
Most models’ reasoning abilities drops off significantly between the 256K-1M token ranges of the context window. There’s too much stuff to “pay attention to” at once.
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by mrtesthah 3mo ago
They already bundle Brave’s rust-based ad-blocker: https://shivankaul.com/blog/firefox-bundles-adblock-rust
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by mrtesthah 3mo ago
We can look to certain world "leaders" for confirmation of that.
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by mrtesthah 4mo ago
Is it really a matter of "national security" when the technology at hand is being used in a way that unilaterally benefits a small class of oligarchs at the expense of the rest of society? That's not really in the benefit of
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by mrtesthah 4mo ago
> democracy incentivizes clientelism and tribalism Cite your peer reviewed sources.
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Texas Man Gets 30 Years in Prison for Transporting 'Anti-Government' Pamphlets(reason.com)
51 points by mrtesthah 4mo ago|34 comments
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by mrtesthah 4mo ago
The illusion works only in places like American and Canadian suburbs in which residents depend entirely on cars for even the shortest trips. Everything takes 10-100x the space due to all the paved asphalt. It’s an intensely alienating appro
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by mrtesthah 4mo ago
Measles infections can trigger the following autoimmune diseases: * Type 1 diabetes * Multiple sclerosis * Rheumatoid arthritis
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by mrtesthah 4mo ago
> ...while the US digs in it's heels is infuriating. And we shouldn't imply that this policy represents any sort of national consensus -- it's pure corruption plain and simple.
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by mrtesthah 4mo ago
Nowadays the issue is that the “I’ve got nothing to hide” crowd assumes we all live in a society where laws are equally and sensibly enforced. That is demonstrably no longer the case under the prerogative state, which now includes ICE/
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by mrtesthah 4mo ago
That sounds like an untestable hypothesis, aka conspiracy theory.
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by mrtesthah 4mo ago
Technically they are circular episomes — not integrated into chromosomal DNA like HIV. And we do know that it’s possible to reduce the pool of reactivation-competent HSV genomes by the presence of IFNα during primary infection: https:&#x2F
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by mrtesthah 4mo ago
This is desperately needed. I currently use https://freetubeapp.io/ but this seems to have more flexible deployment options.
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by mrtesthah 4mo ago
IM-250 (Adibelivir) is a helicase-primase inhibitor that targets latent HSV so well it may actually permanently reduce the pool of viable latent HSV genomes.
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by mrtesthah 4mo ago
>...sending money to China... Have you seen the trade deficit lately?

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