Aboutplants

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by Aboutplants 3d ago
While yes this happening and is alarming, it also cannot be discounted on the ability to A/B test guidance systems at scale with cheap missiles. It now costs very little to manufacture these weapons so throwing mud at the wall to see w
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by Aboutplants 4d ago
“Maybe car ownership isn't doomed after all.” You think “owning” the vehicle will matter in the near future? That’s cute
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by Aboutplants 4d ago
A subscription for the right to repair your own machine seems completely insane to me. How is this a thing that is allowed?
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by Aboutplants 5d ago
Yeah, we know! That’s the problem!
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by Aboutplants 5d ago
Because at $20 it’s cost prohibitive to a lot of non-professionals who may want to go out exploring and potentially find new discoveries. The app is also a 7 years old
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by Aboutplants 6d ago
Someone needs to vibecode some updated options
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by Aboutplants 6d ago
Going to be taking a lot more pictures of rock faces!
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by Aboutplants 6d ago
But you pay $100 a month just for the ability to use the gas that you will then pay for. If you want fossil redundancy then go with a propane generator, sits on property as energy storage, available for use when needed. You’re also in at a
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by Aboutplants 6d ago
Don’t forget to include the natural gas utility distribution costs when calculating any potential financial benefit when looking to switch to fully electric. Your not only getting rid of the natural gas Energy costs, but since your in Ohio,
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by Aboutplants 6d ago
Name it the Uno, make it affordable and sell billions of them
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by Aboutplants 6d ago
US utilities also have Tariffs. It’s the statement of how the utility operates and charges users for service. Anytime a utility needs to adjust costs/rates, they need to file a Rate Case with the public utility commissions, and result
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by Aboutplants 7d ago
What frontier labs need to understand is that to win the battle of acceptance, do more stuff like this! While unsolved math problems are nice, average people simply do not care about those “accomplishments”. They want progress on things tha
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by Aboutplants 7d ago
lol, I didn’t know about this. Certainly isn’t a very good look
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by Aboutplants 7d ago
I seem to have misplaced my hilariously small violin
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by Aboutplants 7d ago
If you had a Genie, would you only use it to make more slightly less capable genies? This has always been the end game
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by Aboutplants 8d ago
The “Intelligence Revolution”
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by Aboutplants 8d ago
Quick, someone tell them a rumor that Cancer has been cured so that they start attacking that next
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by Aboutplants 8d ago
So, physical fields? I’m not catastrophic regarding jobs yet as I have an optimistic view of humanity in general and its ability to meaningfully survive, but the more time I spend thinking about the future of work, the more I’m leaning towa
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by Aboutplants 8d ago
Even if it is, Anthropic better have a few things up their sleeve
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by Aboutplants 8d ago
I’m of zero knowledge on model training, but how is a model accessible while performing training at the same time, especially so early in its run? I’m obviously thinking a little too narrowly in terms of how it actually works
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by Aboutplants 8d ago
The funnest part of this whole thing is the manual litter box, literally the worst part of having a cat, and it’s been solved through technology (litter robots). Everything in the house has tech, except the one thing that has you picking up
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by Aboutplants 9d ago
Dark Sky is still one of my all time favorite app. The accuracy of the forecast within the coming hour is to this day unmatched. It constantly reminded me of Back to the Future 2, where Doc says the rain will stop in “in exactly 5 seconds”
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by Aboutplants 9d ago
I don’t and never have particularly enjoyed reading. I am a fast consumer of information and data, as that has tickled my brain ever since I was a small child which looking back, completely explains my career path. That said, I enjoy going
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by Aboutplants 9d ago
If the goal is to accomplish something then why limit yourself with available tools? I’m not a full on AI optimist but it is absolutely the most powerful tool in a host of applications. From a Hackathon perspective, obviously in the 90s it
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by Aboutplants 10d ago
Good
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by Aboutplants 11d ago
Fast forward to me sitting at a Green Light waiting for my usage to reset for the week so I can get to where I’m going
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by Aboutplants 11d ago
The job of the school is to teach and prepare the young children. If kids use things that could be dangerous outside of school, then that is the parents responsibility. Meanwhile, the school should do what they deem as most appropriate to e
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by Aboutplants 11d ago
Really beautiful with the rocket shining brightly upon the mountains as it lifts off
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by Aboutplants 11d ago
I’m sure there are really unique and great ways to utilize AI in the educational setting, however, young children should not be the Guinea pigs. Prove that certain things are beneficial, not just think they are, and then implement with over
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by Aboutplants 11d ago
There are active experiments on this going on right now. Should start to see some research being produced soon on findings

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