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simmerup
3mo ago
I don’t think it is, and I don’t think it’s repeatedly pushed back I just think the science is still being worked out. But the world is getting hotter, and the scientists know it’s not good for us when the earth heats past a certain point.
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simmerup
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If it’s always varied in intensity, why are the ten hottest years on record all after 2015? Surely we’d see random hot years all over the map.
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Have you seen that some of these things are so loud they’re damaging to health? But they’re loud at frequencies we can’t hear so it’s not easy to tell without specialised equipment
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simmerup
3mo ago
And it varies in intensity because human activity is putting more energy into the system
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simmerup
3mo ago
Like an alcoholic saying drinking isn’t bad because he’s been drinking since his twenties and still hasn’t got cirrhosis By the time it’s an issue it’s too late.
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simmerup
3mo ago
I guess you’re not British either then?
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3mo ago
I’d be concerned as it throws into doubt their entire accounting mechanism
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simmerup
3mo ago
Why would you want to make a video like that though, it’s soulless slop
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3mo ago
The population problem was solved by some chemical reaction using fossil fuels to create fertiliser so crop yields could increase What’s going to be the tech solution this time?
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The 3-degree limit could be exceeded as early as 2050
(dpg-physik.de)
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Move Over Oppenheimer – climate scientists still minimising how bad things are
(jacksondamian.substack.com)
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3mo ago
Replace 'normal' with 'optimal for humanity' then., I'm sure the lizards will love the new normal though.
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Global economy could face 50% loss in GDP from climate shocks, say actuaries
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3mo ago
This is my experience with it refining meeting notes. Important context is washed out because the ai converts stuff to super generic terms instead
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simmerup
3mo ago
Are you a guy or a girl?
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3mo ago
Only if you get caught and someone in power doesn’t like you
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3mo ago
Stuff like: https://apnews.com/article/icc-trump-sanctions-karim-khan-co... Trump is using sanctions and started a trade war with Europe. Europe would be mad to entrust their digital ecosystem to such a country
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3mo ago
We're only dependent on American services because we trusted America Trump has ruined that, so now we'll be moving to build our own alternatives
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4mo ago
But no one will pay me to watch tv all day
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4mo ago
You may as well argue for bringing back slavery also
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4mo ago
Trump fired everyone who told him it was a bad plan and put fox hosts in their place
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simmerup
4mo ago
They would literally invade Iran before doing that
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simmerup
4mo ago
And the customer of his site gets a bunch of AI generated rubbish Could be correct, could be not, who cares?
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5mo ago
Wonder how many of the current world records are secretly doped anyway
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5mo ago
Electric helicopters come with the advantage that they’re much simpler to maintain surely.
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The problem is it’s impossibly hard to test all the edge cases Which is probably why so many random buttons in microsoft/apple/spotify just stop working once you get off the beaten path or load the app in some state which is sligh
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5mo ago
A focus on conciseness would help this article
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5mo ago
Well, I suspect the non-LLM ones will become much more expensive than they are now due to the specialist knowledge they’d require to make combined with the smaller pool of people willing to pay for the difference
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5mo ago
And obviously it’s not working for the LLM as a commodity world
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5mo ago
Seems like a tall order to do that for literally everything. I guess there’ll be some guy at google going through every blog and saying whether it’s reliable or not?
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