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by suoduandao2 3y ago
Which has a huge effect on the speed of innovation, the cycle time is such that making a better nuclear system takes much longer than solar. So comparing costs gives one result, comparing cost curves quite another
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
How does lesics arrive at that figure? In my turbine design course we were taught that the absolute maximum is around 57% else the outgoing fluid won’t have enough kinetic energy to get out of the way of the incoming
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
There’s a blast from the past. I played the associated online game back in the day, dang I’m old.
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
Anyone who complains about “toxic fandom”, particularly for a franchise they inherited (which includes all of marvel and Lucas film) is thumbing their nose, you can call it what you like but the behaviour is evident. It used to be, when an
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
I really believe I have a good idea for this question[1]. There is no reason advertising couldn't be nagging me to do things I want to be nagged into doing anyway. But damn, the actual work to disrupt such an entrenched snakepit of se
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
On the free market side of things, that is reasonable. The danger I see is that not working people will outnumber working ones so much politicians will cater to them at the expense of the working population. Taken to extremes, this could le
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
Canada’s economy runs on unrefined natural resources and housing. Without a domestic manufacturing sector all more consumers can do is keep the housing party going a while, that’s hardly a long term strategy. Might goose the numbers in adva
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
I'd call that a proxy for what kind of parent you prefer your state to be, but it's probably complex enough that you could just as well start the feedback loop at gender role and work out from there.
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
"Chatgpt, write an email based on these bullet points!" "Chatgpt, summarize this email into a few bullet points!" Somehow, I doubt we'll notice. The reason we don't send the bullet points email today is that th
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
I find the only predicting factor in which policies the right or left will adopt to be what sort of parent would implement them- the right wing want the state to be a father, the left want it to be a mother. By that lens, it makes total sen
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
given how hard it is to replicate studies in Psychology, maybe the 'rational economic actor' theory, while obviously wrong, still makes better predictions that any theory that more accurately models the humans involved? After all,
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
Well, I think his position is more, "u simply pull the lever if you're sure you won't get caught", which logically might require telling other people you wouldn't pull the lever. So in that sense, one can speculate
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
I think in theory, there could be very different axioms that both have so many open questions that competing schools vie for the best talent to explore 'their' space. Whether that's a situation likely to ever occur I have no
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
We already have a conveniently-placed fusion reactor that's boing to be operational for a few billion years.
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
And yet the birth rate keeps declining. Maybe we're collectively smarter than we fear.
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
I think they mean consensus about which axioms to accept. There could be competing schools of mathematics along those lines, I think there just happens not to be.
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
First time I’ve heard the 2027 number. Given current fossil reserves 2127 would probably be early enough for civilization to pull through. Considering the overall tone of your comment 2027 comes across like a favourite straw man.
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
I always thought it was the shrinking population
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
Regarding the 'looks don't matter, class does' hypothesis discussed in the article, does anyone know whether attractiveness correlates with social class? Seems like a weird thing to assume is uncorrelated.
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
That in some patients there might be adverse health effects from the vaccine. That the us funded gain of function research in novel coronaviruses. That the virus would mutate faster than the vaccine rollout and Covid would go seasonal. And
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
you're avoiding the question.
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
that sounds interesting! I'm in eastern Canada and would more likely be helping out on my parents' permaculture homestead or planting extra berries in my own suburban yard than helping yourself, but if you're documenting the
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by suoduandao2 3y ago
Applied to much more than your garden is very true. I related all the principles of permaculture to my jiujitsu class. Hard to say if they helped, since I already had been practicing them in a different 'bundle', but definitely sp
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by suoduandao2 4y ago
They’ll be adding ‘minor attracted persons’ to the kiriarchy rubric any day now…
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by suoduandao2 4y ago
Not ridiculing xi is the regulation
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by suoduandao2 4y ago
there's a line of thinking that it's strange how many of our leaders are psychopaths. But for all we know, it's strange how few of our leaders are psychopaths relative to other cultures throughout history.
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by suoduandao2 4y ago
I agree that codons are probably the best basic unit to work off rather than base pairs or other units of organization. I'd say we agree on step one, I'd be interested in your feedback on how I approached steps two and three. Wher
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by suoduandao2 4y ago
Thanks! I'll check that out and see if it gives any insights.
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by suoduandao2 4y ago
sounds like a recipe for ensuring AI is used to entrenche the interests of the powerful.
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by suoduandao2 4y ago
speaking from my own experience, I got to leave on my own terms instead of worrying about making rent for any amount of time.

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