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by patall 4y ago
It appears to me that it is a big problem of the training set containing mostly questions that can be (and are) answered. Sure, on StackOverflow you will have questions where the response is: please refine your question. But even then, did
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by patall 4y ago
My impression was that it's mostly about particle pressure and 100% O_2 at 0.2 atmospheres would also be possible. ISS keeps with the normal atmospheric pressure and 80% nitrogen but from what one reads on the internet, that is more fo
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by patall 4y ago
Are there any analyses how GPT fares with adapting to regional dialects, or i.e british vs. american spellings? I am asking because the article uses computadora (instead of ordenador) as example for an adapted (only latin) spanish word. (It
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by patall 4y ago
The difference would be that Google still links to your webpage, while ChatGPT&Co will just answer the question.
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by patall 4y ago
I fully disagree. There are so many examples of animals that once de-facto disappeared (like huge sea-lion colonies, same for turtles, reintroduced american and/or european bison, black footed ferret, arabian oryx, hermit ibis, wolves,
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by patall 4y ago
Another great example are Avocados, Papayas, Zapotes, Honey-locusts and other American large-seeded fruit that have no known seed dispersal mechanism anymore. All the big mammals that like giant sloth (and again, the mammoth) that would eat
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by patall 4y ago
As I understand it, that rule exists to stop people from moving 'on paper' to collect social security in a rich country while they keep living in a lower cost of living area. Which is nevertheless seems to be quite an issue in som
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by patall 4y ago
No, you do not understand. What I am saying is that we understand very well what is happening. 'The science is there'. What does not exist is the policy (to prevent it) and we only react when absolutely necessary. Like with povert
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by patall 4y ago
How do you determine that? As far as I have heard from people working in fertilization clinics, they can help pretty much all couples that have problems with conceiving due to male fertility issues. You need to go there in the first place,
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by patall 4y ago
I would probably prefer if my grandparents (~80) watched TV for 6h a day. Instead, they spend a similar amount of time on their smartphones, reading conspiracy blogs. And recently started to prepare for the imminent doom. Only thing worse w
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by patall 4y ago
Once again, I think the hydrogen ladder [0] gives a very clear and simple picture of where priorities with regard to hydrogen are. [0] https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/clean-hydrogen-ladder-v40-mic...
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by patall 4y ago
I am optimistic as well but let's not forget the asphalt (major pollutant during construction and repair), breaking and tire degradation that each contribute to this.
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by patall 4y ago
Is gold still the inflation hedge? One the one hand yes, but if i.e SpaceX starship is a total success, asteroid mining could be the black swan for that. Though I may be totally wrong (and off by orders of magnitude) about that.
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by patall 4y ago
I have no idea (and not living here long enough). But if I had to guess, it could be that cheap/free SMS texting came before cheap/free mobile internet and thus it was already established.
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by patall 4y ago
To give a counter example, here in Sweden, SMS&MMS are used quite a lot. Including bidding for housing. And it's not due to a lack of alternatives.
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by patall 4y ago
I agree with the parent comment and I also agree with you. The reason is that I believe that the states rule mostly applies to permanent things (i.e curtains or mugs) while you are commenting about a consumable. Everyone likes when you brin
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by patall 4y ago
Your thinking ignores that there are many other uses for hydrogen. There is this chart [1] that clearly states where we should go for clean hydrogen production first and where it may not be worthwhile. And what I am noticing, that is more o
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by patall 4y ago
The key part that misses that pretty much no infrastructure like a motorway or muncipal airport generates a profit on ticketing alone. Ignoring the initial construction cost, many HSR lines were profitable (prepandemic), i.e this private it
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by patall 4y ago
> Germany is in real trouble for energy, while France has lots of nuclear power plans and simply doesn't have the same level of risk Power transmission this year so far [ https://energy-charts.info/charts/import_
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by patall 4y ago
Well, technically, Europe also has a lot of gas. We just didn't want fracking. But it would be possible to be, at least, a lot less dependent.
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by patall 4y ago
What kind of follow me do you use? As I understand, the mini 2 doesn't have it by default, or was that an update? Are you using Litchi?
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by patall 4y ago
While the opt-in crypto program may not be sketchy per se, all ads that I have ever seen on it where in some way or the other get-rich-quick schemes. And that is imo what most of the criticism is about.
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by patall 4y ago
While I am using it, the android client sometimes has problems refreshing for me. So if I was waiting for something urgent, I would probably use the web client.
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by patall 4y ago
As someone born in a situation like this (east Germany also had a fertility rate of 0.8 in the mid nineties, albeit under different circumstances), I now find it interesting how unimportant that is to you as a child. Sure, in retro-perspec
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by patall 4y ago
They run the computer carbon neutral and then use the excess heat to replace carbon derived heat. Hence, there is less carbon emission while the computer is running. Their definition is not broken, just based on comparison to the initial st
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Mutations accumulated over lifetime change blood formation after age of 70(sanger.ac.uk)
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by patall 4y ago
I think, patent is talking about stevia the plant, whose leaves are quite sweet with a licorice taste when eaten raw or dried. When powdered, you can use those to sweeten i.e tea. You are talking about steviol glycosides that can be extract
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by patall 4y ago
Are you Dutch? 1g of lint per human is ~8,000 tons, which at 4g/cm3 is a cube of ~14m. Mountains are huge ;)
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by patall 4y ago
To add to that, Rosatom was even set to build a new nuclear power plant in Finland [0]. Supposedly, because the french built one is taking too long to be build. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanhikivi_Nuclear_Powe
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by patall 4y ago
I do not think anybody is thinking of corn fields here. But replacing spruce, plaintaint and ornamental chestnut with cherry trees, walnuts and edible chestnut. Instead of having fireball, rhododendron or snowball hedges planting black berr

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