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by dopa42365 11d ago
A fully loaded Falcon 9 carries less kerosene than 1 (one single) A380. What level of concerntrolling is this?
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by dopa42365 11d ago
More specifically, beef and lamb. https://ourworldindata.org/food-choice-vs-eating-local Replacing those with basically any other meat (pig, chicken, fish) would make a huge difference already. And it's far more realis
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by dopa42365 13d ago
like eh 2 days ago it was the usual "too powerful to release" https://www.reuters.com/business/openai-says-upcoming-model-... > "With the right tools and access, Astra can find previously unknown sec
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by dopa42365 19d ago
Except some of them are still building new plants today (large ones cause higher efficiency, unsurprisingly). For China and Russia those are entirely separate from the kind of reactors used for plutonium reprocessing or medical isotopes or
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by dopa42365 21d ago
5% enrichment (regular reactor grade) is 2/3 the way to weapons grade already. https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/nuclear-fuel-c... Hence there technically being no enrichment cap for any country that s
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by dopa42365 21d ago
>Are there specific cases where "HFR" videos are really improving the viewing experience of particular (types of) content? Yes. Every single one. It's that simple.
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by dopa42365 21d ago
If anything, the freebase is more potent by weight (albeit less water soluble than the salt form, so it's only really usable via vaporization).
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by dopa42365 22d ago
Those are all telegram reposts, barely anyone in the former combloc uses twitter.
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by dopa42365 22d ago
Sounds like "legal language" threshold for whatever reason? The Terafab announcement used the same phrase: >The initial phase of Terafab is estimated to require approximately $16.8 billion in capital investments from SpaceX and
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by dopa42365 23d ago
Goddamn turbocapitalist commies! How dare they!
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by dopa42365 29d ago
Shouldn't it be profitable? Buying low and selling high. Like, the current oil in there was bought at below $60/barrel or so and sold at 50% higher price or whatever. The oil is always sold at a much higher price (otherwise it wou
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by dopa42365 1mo ago
Twitch ads haven't reliably been blocked by ublock origin (in any browser) for years. The "best" solution people came up with is replacing the stream with an ad-free low res version for the duration of the ads, which doesn&#x
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by dopa42365 1mo ago
87.5% vs 83.1% Renewables have to go up by 10x (or more, with electrification of all the things) everywhere pretty much in the coming decades.
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by dopa42365 1mo ago
Europe has a seemingly infinite amount of coal (same as everyone else), but obviously it's not exactly what anyone really wants (gas and even oil is more climate friendly than coal sadly). North Sea oil and gas are long past its prime,
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by dopa42365 2mo ago
Pure caffeine is dirt cheap to produce at the enormous scale that it is consumed worldwide. Appeal to nature is a logical fallacy. Just get some perfectly fine caffeine if that's what you want, nothing wrong with it.
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by dopa42365 2mo ago
Not like earthquakes are unheard of in Taiwan or South Korea either. Buildings are going to be more expensive (base isolation and an extra commie blocks worth of reinforced concrete), but given how expensive fab equipment is, that might not
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by dopa42365 2mo ago
Or $150 billion SpaceX? Internet constellations may be mildly profitable, but beyond that, most things are an endless money pit without clear path towards profit anytime soon. Like, no one is going to spend a trillion on a moon base (or exp
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by dopa42365 2mo ago
It's not like same parameter count models are identical, so that doesn't appear to be an indicator for quality, or even compute requirements? There seems to be more to producing a better model than brute forcing parameter count af
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by dopa42365 2mo ago
Well, trying to isolate and bully a country into submission isn't normal. China wants to happily trade with the rest of the world (absolute horror, truly).
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by dopa42365 2mo ago
>indicates that these devices may potentially Translation: they could do that (just like everything else connected to the internet), but they don't? (hence you never heard of that probe again?)
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by dopa42365 2mo ago
https://app.electricitymaps.com/map/zone/US-TEX-ERCO/live/fi... Despite all the yapping, there's a crap ton of (ever growing) solar and wind and battery storage and what not in Texas. And ERCOT does
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by dopa42365 2mo ago
Internet works on phones? The more you know.
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by dopa42365 2mo ago
The 5 wage slaves on current ocean giants aren't even a rounding error on any calculation.
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by dopa42365 3mo ago
A million Americans chose death from very effective (preventable) disease instead. That's how.
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by dopa42365 3mo ago
In a year you can watch a documentary on the mythos of Mythos (that outdated model in case you forgot already).
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by dopa42365 3mo ago
What for? You only need to match the performance that existed in the 1950s. In the Soviet Union. Everything else is a lack of knowledge rather than computing power. Also you should read the second sentence of the CTBT Wikipedia article to f
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by dopa42365 3mo ago
Those are fairly cheap, hyperscalers have been building more or less their own cables for many years, they cost practically nothing compared to the data centers themselves. https://resources.telegeography.com/telegeography-c
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by dopa42365 3mo ago
>Add to that the long backorder list for gas turbines right now If demand > supply then the price goes up. Doesn't mean you can't buy something though.
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by dopa42365 3mo ago
What you need then is a better arm (or even just hand), not a human. Or a new take on car design with automated production in mind regarding all the wiring and what not (easier said than done, I'm sure many have tried and failed, but e
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by dopa42365 3mo ago
Most nuclear power plants worldwide are owned and operated by private companies rather than governments? If anything, nuclear tends to be much more strictly regulated than the 73 GW (wtf) of off-grid mostly gas plants to power datacenters f

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