formvoltron

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by formvoltron 3d ago
cool. the orange glow reminds me of the first time i used a networked computer.... the Plato system. I was about 12 and some dude on the dungeon game said he was in california. I was in northern Michigan. That broke my brain for the day.
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by formvoltron 8d ago
could this be used with a nebula genomic sequence to find pathogenic sequences?
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by formvoltron 9d ago
"what I'm gonna do" is not advanced technology. More like a modern version of the Duke and the Dauphin.
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by formvoltron 9d ago
With $20T TAM!
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by formvoltron 9d ago
The museum that is being built currently in Louisiana will dwarf all this sort of thing for decades to come.
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by formvoltron 11d ago
i was under the impression that the closer you launch from the equator, the less sustained force you need. wrong?
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by formvoltron 12d ago
Does it write really clean code ala Uncle Bob?
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by formvoltron 14d ago
Have you chatted with Ai about the economics of space vs terrestrial? Even if you believe they can get cost to launch 1KG down to 100 bucks... (current falcon heavy is $1550) you still have the problem with all those solar panels. 1GW of sp
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by formvoltron 17d ago
so it used enflame hardware? The policy of the US to block Nvidia should have been called. The "Let a thousand flowers bloom" executive directive. A very stable genius
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by formvoltron 17d ago
How do we get Earth back to something resembling the steady state we know can work long term? 1. Electrify almost everything that can reasonably be electrified. Move quickly to EVs, and replace anything that can practically become electric
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by formvoltron 17d ago
Meanwhile the cheapest way to travel are budget airlines.
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by formvoltron 18d ago
Good! I don't consider myself a Nazi and so I'm happy a big, influential tech company refuses to business with a man who does the Nazi salute on television.
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by formvoltron 20d ago
Hopefully Huang will ask for tariffs on solar panels & batteries to be lifted. After several years of tariffs, there is no American solar panel industry anywhere near as good as China's. Open the floodgates & reap clean, sile
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by formvoltron 22d ago
This is madness. People seriously need to value this thing realistically. Otherwise we are handing the money required over to a raging narcissist who plans to launch hundreds and thousands of rockets, each one burning KEROSENE or methane...
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by formvoltron 22d ago
Yo... the Se/30 was worth it. dual floppies was so lame
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by formvoltron 22d ago
or.. just swap the battery
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by formvoltron 23d ago
Is AI helping to improve chip design?
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by formvoltron 25d ago
curses!
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by formvoltron 25d ago
No reason web pages need to be ugly anymore.
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by formvoltron 1mo ago
me too except mine is called Claudia and I think she is really sweet and understands me. ;O
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by formvoltron 1mo ago
paying for API calls gives you no such deal hack.
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by formvoltron 1mo ago
Wouldn't enterprises rather run their own models locally?
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by formvoltron 1mo ago
But.. what is it that anthropic does that cannot be replicated by open models teamed up with open source? Heck open source even has cheap AI to help write the code now.
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by formvoltron 1mo ago
wobble wobble
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by formvoltron 1mo ago
Now do EES face and thumb scans.
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by formvoltron 1mo ago
Here's an idea: Each day you could summarize all the new sites into an email. Call it NCSA "What's New" or something like that. ;)
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by formvoltron 1mo ago
We can be sure that Google is not Pelicanmaxxing their models.
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by formvoltron 1mo ago
Curious how you feel about KMP and Kotlin Compose.
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by formvoltron 1mo ago
and get high token bandwidth?
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by formvoltron 2mo ago
Is the right way to develop mobile apps flutter? or Kotlin multiplatform plus native UIs?

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