biohcacker84

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by biohcacker84 1y ago
7 to 10-ish years from what I recall. Which is another thing that makes it so low risk. If you stop the subsidy it goes away with a few years.
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by biohcacker84 1y ago
Reducing prairie dog concentrations, and most often killing the weaker slower ones, which are likely infected and showing the most symptoms. Reduces spread and increases evolutionary pressure to increase resistance and possibly even become
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by biohcacker84 1y ago
Led, mercury, cadmium and arsenic are showing up in so many foods. In rice in spinach and obvious in fish. Microplastics and PFAS in fruits and fish and everything else. And the most recent TV report on cadmium in spinach, I watched, told m
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by biohcacker84 1y ago
On the other hand, the US is close to bankruptcy. And that's not all the current admin's fault. And their cuts are trying to avoid that, although they have thrown out many babies with the bath water. It's hard to blame them f
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by biohcacker84 1y ago
Carbon neutral as long as your electricity is carbon neutral. Also many steel mills are built so that they can switch between energy source, oil, coal, gas, which ever happens to be cheapest currently. It's a commodity business, price
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by biohcacker84 1y ago
Addictive tech in your hand is an evolutionary trap. Much like cars are to squirrels, squirrels have evolved to run into a straight line to the nearest tree at the hint of any danger. And for all threats other than cars that is the correct
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by biohcacker84 1y ago
I find it interesting ever more risky way to sequester carbon are invented. Instead of making adding biochar to farm land an agricultural subsidy. A simple, extremely low risk policy, that is a local subsidy and does create international tr
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
You're doing great, keep it up!
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
I think there's still appeal in the underlying (very) basic ideas of trying to create a workplace that's comfortable for everyone. It's doing more harm than good: https://x.com/stevemur/status/1621
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
If copyright forces a diversity of AIs. That would be good. Every AI company using its own created training, resulting in AIs that are similar but not identical, is in my opinion much better than one or very few AIs.
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
Japan used to be known as the one nation in the world where old people were fans of bran new tech. However, today it would seem that's because that generation lived through the great changes Japan experienced. Extremely quickly going f
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
Copilot to me is a multiplier, just like compilers and GUI editors and languages above machine language. And possibly the biggest multiplier. But anything times zero is zero. Someone who does not understand the code Copilot writes is too da
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
I've seen so many personalities "shift" over this decade. True. Not just the All In Guys, but also Tulsi and RFK, even Trump used to be a democrat.
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
I'd love to see facial reconstruction of people of whom we have pictures and video. Since what I've heard of facial reconstruction is that there is a lot "art" in it.
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
Constitutionally guaranteed privacy and free speech have made America... the world leader. America used to push the rest of the world to give their people those rights. Used to....
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
Yes, state and local should pick up. The closer to the people a government is, the better it is. I want the fewest rules that create the most fair economy. And I know very few service better in the hands of government. And that includes bri
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
Most conservatives and Libertarians from all times think that. A minority of those on the right, don't.
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
I guess it took Trump to make Liberals want a smaller executive government.
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
After decades of C++ development, I prefer C, modern Fortran and Rust.
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
Revolutionized the battery industries and the electric car industries. How much faster than 50 year do you think the global economy can be turned sustainable? And what is your source for Elon working against federal scientific bodies?
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
But how is development of new forms of media? Which hold even more data, write and read it faster, and last longer. And thus can be used as long term backups? How much innovation and progress is happening in that? Microsoft has Project Sili
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
No matter what you believe, I’m willing to bet you’ve been feeling a lot of outrage lately. No. I am in control of how I feel like. Nothing else.
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
Yesterday I was playing with Copilot, asking it to write a python implementation of the game of life. Something I did a long time and it took me about an hour. The first several attempts it would delete it and say identical to public code.
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
Always has been. I've been in tech for too long now. And the corporation I currently work for keeps squeezing us developers to release medical software faster , while continually ramping up red tape process we have to waste our time
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
"Could" The National Science Foundation has received an annual budget of approximately $9 billion, the vast majority of which is spent on research and research-related activities. We shall see.
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
Isn't the algorithm publicly known? Any video show it to at least one person, if they watch it show it to more. Which people on TikTok early on called the most fair algorithm. However, I suspect Youtube initially had the same or a very
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
Overall, there has to be something like those agencies with career professionals. How to minimize harm? 20% of the people do 80% of the work. The problem is incentives. Which political appointee has the incentive to fight the federal work
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
That matches my experience too. I wonder how fast they'll improve and if LLMs will hit a wall, as some AI experts think.
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
Because even bad writers have fans.
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by biohcacker84 2y ago
I hop between Opera and Firefox both with addblockers and happily continue to never see an ad on the Internet. I think trying to force ads on adblock users is a bit like if someone had tried to bring back pop-ups.

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