acidioxide

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by acidioxide 2y ago
To be clear, Poland has recorded high economic growth, not increasing the quality of education.
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by acidioxide 2y ago
is introducing diversity in corporations guided solely by profit and not the general good? who would have thought!
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by acidioxide 2y ago
That's wrong. Polish state from 1926 onwards supported Zionists (in the years 1926-1939, Poland was ruled by the authoritarian Sanation movement).
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by acidioxide 2y ago
There is nothing wrong with drawing on the values that a text carries without necessarily agreeing with it in its entirety. This quote captures the point of the post above quite well.
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by acidioxide 3y ago
We don't need another tax to make another commodity available only to the richest, but a change in culture that above all prioritizes consumption.
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by acidioxide 3y ago
First you say owning a car is a cultural norm, then you say it should be changed by legislation. I'm afraid it is really hard to change culture with law.
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by acidioxide 3y ago
That's true. I already know every bit of my city, I have visited almost all museums, walked almost every street. If I have the opportunity to do the same elsewhere, I will.
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by acidioxide 3y ago
That attitude is the exact reason roads in the U.S. are much less safe. Cars are oversized, heavy and completely lethal for any pedestrians or cyclists. It's just a very dangerous trend that will cause more people to die.
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by acidioxide 3y ago
It is ironic because SUVs have much worse visibility, especially right in front / back of the car.
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by acidioxide 3y ago
link for polish version to those interested: https://press.ifj.edu.pl/news/2023/06/14/
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The Knight in a Panther's Skin(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by acidioxide 3y ago|0 comments
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by acidioxide 3y ago
But there isn't such a thing as a raw model, is it? In order to receive anything from a language model it has to 'learn' some objective. And this objective has to be imposed from above.
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by acidioxide 3y ago
It is true that the problem of storing energy exists in both cases, but as far as I understand with renewables you lose reliability (in comparison to nuclear power).
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by acidioxide 3y ago
Electricity demand does fluctuate, but so does supply from renewables. I think it is easier to store excess power than to deal with power shortage in case of bad weather.
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by acidioxide 3y ago
Germany is now a net exporter of energy, but is going to become a net importer precisely because of nuclear phase-out. As described in the IEAs report [0]: "The government expects it can meet future generation needs after the nuclear a
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by acidioxide 3y ago
"The phasing out of the three large, baseload nuclear power plants will increase Germany's need to import electricity from its neighbors. At the same time, all available scenarios show that as a result of the (almost) simultaneous
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by acidioxide 3y ago
GPT surely isn't the end, but rather the start of "intelligent" language models. At this time it's hard to decide whether we can make a model that will be truly super intelligent, or we are already approaching some kind
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by acidioxide 3y ago
well, even the dumbest intelligence that is, in fact, just a computer, has a great potential. You cannot scale humans horizontally nor vertically :^)
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by acidioxide 4y ago
As I understand from the article, the author argues that designation of national parks and reserves distracts people from the main problem, which is unsustainable everyday life. I disagree, because preservation of the most valuable landscap
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by acidioxide 4y ago
Even though we see a steady increase in jobs and wages, that doesn't mean that there were periods when in certain communities almost everybody lost their job. There are places / cities in many regions that relied mostly on one fac
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by acidioxide 4y ago
In my city there is an incineration plant which produces about 94 GWh of electricity a year, covering 11% of city's needs.
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by acidioxide 4y ago
Interesting! It's so funny when he says that the computer was too old to maintain so they replaced it with raspberry pi - it's weird such big thing can be controlled by something so small
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by acidioxide 4y ago
For me it hasn't degraded (or, possibly, I haven't noticed it). I think it really depends on type of searches you usually do.
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by acidioxide 4y ago
Still, I think Russia is capable of arming and training several hundred thousand of its troops in less than half a year. Russia still has a very large potential.
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by acidioxide 4y ago
A big, three-volume report prepared by 30 specialists has been published. https://straty-wojenne.pl/
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by acidioxide 4y ago
Regardless of whether Poland can obtain this money or not, it is very important for historical reasons to know how big were the losses caused by Germany. Poland never gained any help, neither from the Marshall Plan, nor Germany.
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by acidioxide 4y ago
Actually, it is not that simple. It is widely hated in upper-class, well educated residents of large cities, and very popular in rural areas where people are less wealthy. https://www.cbos.pl/PL/szukaj/open_file.ph
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by acidioxide 4y ago
It is crazy how things are different around the world. I can't imagine buying something online what I can just walk 6 mins and buy in a shop.
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Idea generator – exercises to spur creativity(old.tjcx.me)
2 points by acidioxide 4y ago|1 comments
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by acidioxide 4y ago
Everybody says that WWIII won't happen because nobody would dare to use nuclear weapons, but I think that there is a possibility for a world war without nuclear war. Russia didn't use nuclear weapons in Ukraine.

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