tito

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   by tito 2mo ago

   I requested my data from McDonalds yesterday. McDonalds sends a verification email right after to your email address to confirm. I confirmed and haven't heard anything else back yet.
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   by tito 2mo ago

   200+ comments tripping over themselves to say “I’m not bothered” and zero github repos to process 500 page datasets. HN letting me down!
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   by tito 2mo ago

   Anyone vibe code a tool to read the data? I wanna see what mine is!
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   by tito 2mo ago

   OK sounds good!
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   by tito 2mo ago

   I wanted to understand how well this process works for a topic I already know. I made for carbon dioxide removal, which I work on. First shot had most of the visualizations well made. And it was nice to see what I work on in a visual way th
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   by tito 2mo ago

   And I love your question, I really want individuals to be able to take clear action on this. We've built tools for that, clearly we're not there yet (higher CO2 emissions than ever last year) but not yet "plug this thing in a
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   by tito 2mo ago

   There's different flavors of carbon dioxide removal hardware, though they're mostly industrial scale. You can pay to suck carbon dioxide from the sky. Here's one example using this vacuum machine by Sirona: https:/&#x2F
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   by tito 2mo ago

   I ran this on ship tracks to see the global warming result. It built a toy climate model for cloud forcing: https://ship-tracks-tycoon.netlify.app For background, in 2020 the International Maritime Organization changed fuel stan
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   by tito 2mo ago

   hey thank you for the shout out!
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    by tito 2mo ago

    Working on reversing climate change. Carbon dioxide removal. Also getting curious about mechanisms to prevent damage from high temperatures in the short term. There's a project over the Great Barrier Reef I've been digging into wh
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    by tito 2mo ago

    $60,000 for car with sensors? I'm delighted to hear Waymo may be anticipating such low price points: "We are hearing that Waymo is close to having its entire package (car + Waymo sensor suite and driver) at around $60,000"
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    U.S. lawmakers request information from DoorDash on use of Chinese AI models(cnbc.com)

    3 points by tito 2mo ago|0 comments
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    by tito 2mo ago

    If it was circa 2010 I think I remember those guys. It was partly for people who wanted fresh algae smoothies? How big a tank do you need to remove 1 kg of CO2 per day…
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    by tito 2mo ago

    Agreed! My point is that it’s possible financially, but yes the incentives are messy.
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    by tito 2mo ago

    I find it especially a problem at night. Started out leaving the window open in the bedroom, but that lets in noise and wind. Current solution is leave the bedroom door open and have a window cracked open in another room. It seems to work o
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    by tito 2mo ago

    Same here, I wonder if there’s some missing conversation in the hacker news community about climate. Seems like some people really wanna talk about it even off topic. I get to spend plenty of time working on climate already, so I was partic
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    by tito 2mo ago

    During World War II, the United States spent 40% of its GDP on the war. So we can spend big on things when we decide to. That would be the equivalent of $12 trillion per year today, and we would clean up the climate in a jiffy with that. It
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    by tito 2mo ago

    As somebody who works on carbon dioxide removal at planetary scale, I was excited about your article about indoor air… but nearly every comment here seems to want to talk about the changing climate!
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    by tito 2mo ago

    That’s cool. Is that something that you’ve built or installed? Even if that is a better solution, I am personally curious about an indoor carbon dioxide zapper, since what I work on is carbon dioxide removal at planetary scale.
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    by tito 2mo ago

    Just popping in here to say that the IPCC has no model for a stable climate that doesn’t involve removing many billion tons of carbon dioxide alongside complete decarbonization, so unfortunately simply stopping emissions at this point isn’t
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    by tito 2mo ago

    Hi! I work a lot with carbon dioxide removal systems. If every person on Earth dropped everything and started making biochar, it would definitely make a huge difference. Yes, we add a lot of carbon dioxide to the air of a year, but it’s doa
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    by tito 2mo ago

    I’ve always wanted to jam on how to create an indoor carbon dioxide removal system. (I think that’s what this article is about but perhaps it’s indirectly about the changing climate) 1 kg per day of material adds up fast but that assumes ze
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    Claude Outage – Mac Menu Bar Item(github.com)

    5 points by tito 2mo ago|1 comments
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    by tito 2mo ago

    Built while waiting for Claude sessions to return to reliable.
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    by tito 2mo ago

    What processor in the MBP?
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    K3 on Mac Studio M3 Ultra with 512GB(reddit.com)

    2 points by tito 2mo ago|0 comments
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    by tito 2mo ago

    Update - now running at 4 tokens / minute https://github.com/gavamedia/deltafin
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    by tito 2mo ago

    “How long?” he said. “Seven and a half million years,” said Deep Thought.
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    by tito 2mo ago

    thanks!
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    by tito 2mo ago

    I read about its format being tough to compress further. What should we expect in terms of creating smaller models to run locally?