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by nasmorn 1y ago
Custom sized shirts are cheaper than many designer brands. People don’t care about the fit aspect as much as you’d think
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by nasmorn 1y ago
While Shein is enabled by machine weaving it took centuries to find this business model. The first person I heard about buying single use clothing was Michael Jackson allegedly in the 90s and it was seen as the height of eccentricity. Obvio
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by nasmorn 1y ago
You should consult on the inevitable Disney Frozen prequel.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
As an ultra marathoner I can second this.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
I know a lot of people who refer to it as ChatGTP which I assume stands for German treebrained performers
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by nasmorn 1y ago
This. I am seeing this more in Austria and makes sense since a solar panel is really one of the most mass produced fence panel size things in the world. By choosing them you are also guaranteed replacement panels in the same dimensions comp
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by nasmorn 1y ago
The problem with AI is how confidently wrong it is. In Lisbon I uploaded a picture of myself on some church steps and asked ChatGPT where that is. I came up with a place I was sure I’d never been. Then I asked if it could be part of some o
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Wrong. I never ran more than 5 times a year until I was 30 and now I have run ultra marathons. It is my spiritual calling and I didn’t know about it until 34. Now I am 44 and probably in the best shape of my life.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Where are the agents running? Locally all at once or hosted somewhere
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by nasmorn 1y ago
If you start enforcing Labour laws for everyone that is sent between multi nationals a lot of economic activity will simply cease. Do you think every American going abroad for their company has all the right paperwork? If you don’t let Mr K
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by nasmorn 1y ago
I think Sam Altman will be just fine. Also, Since he has no access to a revolutionary new architecture anyways, that was his shot. Why should he not take it.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Maybe your government is also jeopardizing FDI for some political grandstanding. Then no new visa is needed. Growth simply goes down and less people have health care. Problem solved
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Because they are legally barred to doing the same thing in USD. Which is exactly what’s going to happen to this once enough people actually use it.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
The existence of religion in law as a separate category from other evidence less beliefs is truly wild. Even a lot of secular countries give it very special treatment. You can probably legally discriminate against someone professing their b
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Also for basic food. You can get all the rice and beans you really need for basically no money. That means actual starvation is nowadays a political not a resource issue
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by nasmorn 1y ago
I even said the “if the singularity happens does our company even matter” in discussion about our AI heavy startup. If you think the world is ending maybe you should not plan your cap table but actually invest in shotgun shells
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by nasmorn 1y ago
This is very interesting but I would worry if this proves to be an important part of the solution, why would Expedia not release a sandbox that returns validation if agent use becomes valuable for them.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Electronshock
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by nasmorn 1y ago
When people say calorie deficit they usually mean low calories. Not 3000 kcal intake and 3300 burned which would be a healthy approach for a runner
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by nasmorn 1y ago
But the daily mile is not what will push you into overtraining. It’s just 7 miles a week. Training hard in calorie restriction is IMO a horrible idea though. You would need to make sure to burn as little carbs as possible and not do any wor
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Impressive. I did streak running for 6 months nice and it was some of the most productive running in my life. Interestingly I have much higher yearly averages than you do but still consider daily streak running quite hard. Not being a morni
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by nasmorn 1y ago
The walking race is the only one where there are specific rules. The other races just happen to mostly favor a style. Sprint finishes in long distance races are common and legal
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Globally seen the Uk is close to the arctic circle. It is one of the worst cases
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Batteries to have solar 24/7 will be dirt cheap soon. The question is: is it cheaper to build nuclear and run the electrolyzers at the same rate the whole year or use solar and run them much less during the winter. Where much less is a
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by nasmorn 1y ago
It is also not a very hard skill. You do a back of the envelope calculation and if your proposed architecture is crazy expensive for your reasonable load, then you have to figure out if you are a special snowflake or just doing it wrong.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
A 10kw heating element costs 250 euros, lets double that to make it able to switch off by the smart meter. Now if you used it 1% of the year and saved 5ct per kWh you would gain 43 eur a year. Not a super convincing ROI but compared to your
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by nasmorn 1y ago
I came to say the same thing. All my work with LLMs so far has convinced me that it will be dish washer level technology. What I mean is that some tasks will be automated by it so completely that no business can function economically any mo
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Urban land is expensive.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
If the change is an extinction level event for the state, nationalization is a sure bet
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by nasmorn 1y ago
But it is not horrible. A lot of people have resistive water heating for their solar setup because grid sell prices are super low and a 2kw water heater cost basically nothing.

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