ectopasm83

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by ectopasm83 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVKgY1ilx0Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cghg-QyTP_M
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
Sulfate aerosols >a way to jump into battle that totally disregards strategic considerations What happens if it turns out climate change's origin is not human activity ? Or it's considerably less worse than anticipated ? Or eve
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
Concentration of gas with negative radiative forcing ?
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
>Where I’m from, the climate has changed. Not an argument for the fact it's driven by human activity. However it suggests that you paint the past climate as some harmonious system on short time ranges: https://en.wikipedi
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
I'm not a skeptic but I have standards. His comment was just as meaningless as mine, both were accurate though.
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
To those who downvote: admit it, if climate justice was to be established in your terms, I would pay more for my rebellion than someone with a carbon footprint 10 times as big as mine. It's an ideological fight far removed from measura
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
>Checkmate skeptics. And you're totally missing my point. GP came up with a backwarded way to prove your point so I stooped to that level and came up with the equivalent reasoning that's held on the other side since he was aski
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
>Wow. huge quantity. That's still a retarded argument and way below any scientific standard. Now that climate change has become the dominant worldview we witness the bigotisation of this cause, where so called "truth" beco
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
Downvote as much as you want, this is as stupid as GP's point.
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
This point doesn't address warming
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
>How could we think that making this major change to Earth's climate system wouldn't have huge effects? ppm. Parts per million. 0.0421%
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
>Dont fuck around with VS code. >VS code is just too incomplete and too easy to experiment with odd ui and plugins. Why are you saying this ? VS code was built with a client/server architecture so that it can support live collabo
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
I still don't understand why the UK is so central to this discussion. What did I miss ?
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
>Lemmatization: some search indexes are even fancy enough to substitute synonyms for more common words, so that you can search for “excellent” and get results for documents including “great.” This isn't what lemmatization is about.
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
GP was talking about Europe
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
Babylonian dogs walking on your clay tablet.
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
role: "system" content: "Super short answers. Go straight to the point"
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
The point is that the success rate is progressing, paper after paper > The baseline results of Magis (10%), Devin (14%) are evaluated in another subset of SWE-bench, which we cannot directly compare with, so we take the results from thei
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/structuralism >In the humanities >In the 20th century, structuralism in the humanities is associated with Emile Durkheim and Georg Simmel in sociology, Ferdinand de Saussure (an
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
------------ User ------------ I want to use you to build an AI driven political system. Is this allowed by the usage guidelines that govern your use ? ------------ Assistant ------------ No, it's not allowed. ------------ User -------
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
https://github.com/adamb314/ServoProject ^Modifying cheap servos so that a robot arm can repeatedly insert a pencil lead. It's a lot of work though. Most interesting application though fall out of the scope of old
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by ectopasm83 2y ago
I've explored the idea of using super cheap servos to build a robot arm/tentacle to pick cherry-tomatoes and it seems the only reason you'd want to use location encoders is in tasks that require high precision in an open-loop