cinntaile

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by cinntaile 4d ago
What are the equivalent numbers in the EU? Be sure to compare the same numbers. Usually they're in MtCO2e and not in MtCO2 like in that PDF.
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by cinntaile 5d ago
Yes, penguin conservationists do this to scam the penguins... You didn't really think that one through did you.
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by cinntaile 8d ago
Sure, why not.
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by cinntaile 10d ago
You have very simple fume extractors. I don't get why it would not be worth it just because you rarely do it. It's like wearing a respirator mask when using a grinder. Or ear muffs when drilling or sawing.
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by cinntaile 16d ago
Perhaps you could try addressing the arguments instead of irrelevantly focusing on Harvard?
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by cinntaile 18d ago
As I understand it, you're an investor in Featherless. It's good to mention that.
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by cinntaile 19d ago
That one went right above your head.
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by cinntaile 28d ago
I don't understand. What's special about being able to charge your phone? Can't you do that anywhere you have a power socket?
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by cinntaile 1mo ago
I think you would need something that tracks relevant per cable metrics over time to see if it is degrading. That one just says yes/no, but maybe yes/no starts to flicker around its end of life?
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by cinntaile 1mo ago
Your sibling comment is right. It stands for Levelized Cost Of Electricity.
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by cinntaile 1mo ago
You could try using arguments instead of an appeal to authority fallacy?
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by cinntaile 1mo ago
It's not as clear cut as you describe it here. In the other old thread you linked there was no real consensus if this should be considered a backdoor or not.
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by cinntaile 1mo ago
There is no such thing as the Renaissance Fund. Quanta receives funds from the Simons Foundation... I also don't know where you get it from that Renaissance Technologies is heavily invested in AI. Any sources to back up your claims bec
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by cinntaile 1mo ago
Another commenter already mentioned that it's more likely a lack of compute and funding that forces their hand to focus on niche tasks.
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by cinntaile 1mo ago
Why does it say 0 for the US? You have Thanksgiving, Christmas, 4th of July and more? Are they unpaid days off?
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
That would be Sv, not SV.
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
I don't see how that's relevant, my original post made no safety claims.
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
I don't find it ideologically inconvenient, I just don't think it's a realistic take. There are situations for power generation where fossil fuels are the only viable alternatives hence why I mentioned them. Now if you had in
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
A bit of a weird tangent? You can tell them yourself. You are free to reuse my sentence if it helps.
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
It's unsafe so it's never a good fit? That kind of reasoning is just noise. Unsafe for what? Compared to what? What alternatives, given the constraints, exist?
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
I can access court decisions just fine and I'm not in the US, so no. It's not. The chances are not very high that you are well-versed in how all the other countries in the world work. Whenever you think something is unique, it is
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
It's not going to reduce any time soon. Either way the reality is that sometimes fossil fuel power plants make sense, that's why they're still being built.
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
> Americans know because we can access our US court decisions, unlike any other country in the world. This is not a uniquely US thing?
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
> It depends on what you are optimizing for and what is geographically, (geo)politically and economically possible. I mentioned all of this in my message. What was unclear about it or did you perhaps not read past the first sentence?
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
I don't know what you mean with "no safe level of fossil fuel use". It doesn't mean anything without contextualizing that statement.
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
People arguing for one alternative over the other are usually politically motivated. I feel like you are doing the same. Sometimes nuclear is a good fit, sometimes renewables is a good fit, sometimes fossil fuels are a good fit. Most of the
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
Did I miss something? When did Spacex get into the fab business?
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
I think the no action results speak for themselves. I'm not sure what there is to disagree about to be honest.
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
Nobody is pressing charges because nothing happened. It wasn't nefarious either. I don't get what France has to do with this Huggingface and OpenAI are both US companies.
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by cinntaile 2mo ago
They paywalled it before LLMs.

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