toasty228

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by toasty228 2mo ago
This problem literally did not exist until the 80s. I don't think the human brain/body evolved much since then so surely there is another problem. The only solution is behavioural, everything else is cope. It's the same thing
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by toasty228 2mo ago
Southern Slovakia and a large part of Hungary are fucked if it keeps getting warmer, and given their governments there is 0% chance they will even try to adapt their agriculture
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by toasty228 2mo ago
You might have read 100 000 miles? They do last a long time when used for their purpose (driving), statistically you'll get a gas engine failure earlier than a battery failure. But they're not made for at home day to day energy st
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by toasty228 2mo ago
Uh? The reason is that the constitution doesn't explicitly allow the federal gov to do it, so it's a state power. It's not like you care about all the thing you enumerated, they literally ask you for your "race" whe
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by toasty228 2mo ago
Hm sorry but no, feel free to read the specs of any manufacturer, they're rated for a few thousands cycles at best, usually under 5k, closer to 2k Even lifepo4 home storage batteries designed for frequent cycling are rated for ~10k cyc
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by toasty228 2mo ago
On today's episode of "HNer's totally realistic and not deluded idea"...
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by toasty228 2mo ago
When I looked into it it didn't make sense to use an EV as a solar battery, the chemistry isn't made for high cycle counts compared to regular home/solar batteries.
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by toasty228 2mo ago
In oh-my-pi there is the /shake command that gets rids of tool results and some other things
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by toasty228 2mo ago
How many though? At 1m context you quickly fill a full gb300's 280gb of memory
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by toasty228 2mo ago
> What does not being able to stand listening to your own thoughts mean, to you? Just being yourself with no external stimuli. A lot of people go through the whole day listening to podcasts, books and music, from morning commute to falli
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by toasty228 2mo ago
Go live in the country side, unplug internet and you'll find plenty of boring things to do, of coure if you live in the hellscape of modern cities that smell like shit, piss and car fumes, are noisy as fuck 24/7 and ugly as sin th
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by toasty228 2mo ago
> maybe some of those people you observe are just listening to music all day long. Is that supposed to be better? Modern humans can't stand listening to their own thoughts
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by toasty228 2mo ago
> Imagine a world where only one country has AGI/ASI Who says the LLM race ends at an AGI/ASI finish line in the first place ?
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by toasty228 2mo ago
Meanwhile the GB300 used by hosted llms: GPU Memory Bandwidth: 7.1 TB/s Interconnect Bandwidth: 900 GB/s bidirectional https://pi3g.com/nvidia-gb300-specifications-including-memor... If you think M7 will hit even
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by toasty228 2mo ago
Sure buddy, all you'll end up with is a $10k machine that run gimped models at like 30tok/s for about 5m before the fan kicks in and it starts to sound like a turboprop, while offering maybe 30% of the context size of hosted model
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by toasty228 2mo ago
They cary the same amount of energy
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by toasty228 2mo ago
> Electric aircraft makes no economic sense You better start working on them now if you want them to be ready when they'll make economical sense, which might be in a not so distant future
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by toasty228 2mo ago
That's what we've been doing with tech for 200+ years, why would it stop now. Build cool shit now and let future generations handle the problems
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by toasty228 2mo ago
Lot's of people can't get out of the Hollywood end of the world cliché where the people who survive are the ones with the biggest bombs, they just can't get past the myths we built... Cooperation is foreign to them, and it&#x
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by toasty228 2mo ago
FYI things too far out of the current viewport don't cast shadows, can be annoying for mountains/hills are sun down/set if you're not aware of it.
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by toasty228 2mo ago
Oh yeah I fully made peace with that myself already, it'll happen regardless of what we want. Some countries will be prepared, some won't, either way you can't fight what's coming.
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by toasty228 2mo ago
> The year was 20xx and I was looking right at the glaciers and they were decidedly not gone. They just shrunk by 40% in ~50 years, no biggy On a few other climate related topics scientists are actually surprised at how fast it's ge
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by toasty228 2mo ago
The only thing that matters is that we're pumping insane amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and basically terra forming ourselves and most of nature out of the equation. Nature is infinitely more complex than most people beli
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by toasty228 2mo ago
> As a person without kids, its not my problem. If you're under 50 it definitely will be your problem
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by toasty228 2mo ago
If this doesn't get us we still have massive insect extinction, ocean acidification, permafrost thawing, prolonged droughts, etc. There is just no way out at the point, the planet is tanking the damage for now but once it'll crack
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by toasty228 2mo ago
Who cares really, it mostly is a deluded tech solutionists shit posting social media, go with the flow
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by toasty228 2mo ago
> I'm trying to imagine what being a "power user" of a watch is like. Can anyone enlighten me? When you're deep in a conversation with someone and suddenly their wrist vibrate, they lift their hand up slightly, tilt t
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by toasty228 2mo ago
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by toasty228 2mo ago
Enforce it then
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by toasty228 2mo ago
Meanwhile Trump is building a surveillance state with all his tech executives friends who all massively benefit from government sponsored schemes, it's TOTALLY different!

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