mekdoonggi

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The Weather Is the Plan: Crossing Lake Michigan(sailandsavor.blog)
1 points by mekdoonggi 9d ago|0 comments
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by mekdoonggi 13d ago
I think your contemporary "Western" bias is what is jarring you. In fact, the prevalence of these traditional medicine practices gives them credence in my mind. Most people probably don't have my same view, but I don't s
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by mekdoonggi 22d ago
I do the same. Just a single card for most spending, but has a bunch of handy features. I pay $50 a year for that, the convenience in case it gets stolen etc. I will say though that it's a little annoying to constantly transfer to the
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by mekdoonggi 1mo ago
I had never considered the demand destruction effect of EVs on fuel like that. It makes sense though, because the biggest users will justify switching to electric faster because the payoff time is quicker.
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by mekdoonggi 1mo ago
Great. Maybe all US digital communications could go through some kind of filter before publishing, to ensure that the speech is "free".
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by mekdoonggi 1mo ago
Don't give them any ideas...
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by mekdoonggi 1mo ago
The empty land doesn't produce power, wind does, and offshore it's stronger and more reliable, and it's in a location near big demand. All of the environmental issues are considerations for any power plant. Offshore wind woul
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by mekdoonggi 1mo ago
And eventually that arbitrage will be big enough to justify a pumped hydro/gravity/iron-air storage.
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
Also need to make sure you increase the speed going past floors 4 and 13 to avoid bad luck.
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
If the thing is going to blow up anyway, does it need to be light? Wouldn't you rather have more cheaper drones?
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
They should sell an add-on to your subscription so that if Claude is down it routes the queries to OpenAI. Then OpenAI can do the reverse for their subscriptions, and if both are down, Grok will invest your portfolio into Nvidia.
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
The author outlines problem after problem with private health insurance, then concludes somehow that they benefit the American public. Nowhere in this article is any reference to the solution that works everywhere else in the world. The ben
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
According to AI, an equivalent would be roughly when Google maps shows you 10mi/20km reference scale. Turning off the labels, aliens would probably assume that the world is naturally full of green stuff that is dealing with some strang
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
We should build a solar lens telescope. By the time we're ready to use it, we'll have a bunch of candidates to point it at.
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
You're being sarcastic, but literally every other developed country invests in trains and tens of millions of people drive EV's daily with no issues. If you want to argue that LLMs are 100x more useful than a functioning railroad
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
I agree with this. Tools are good, betting the farm on a single tool is bad. Example, cars are good. Betting the farm on cars to the detriment of bikes, buses, and trains is clearly bad. The tool of an llm is clearly handy. Betting trillion
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
I hope that becomes more common so long as privacy is respected. Fortunately my neighborhood is fairly quiet. I don't understand either, but I don't have a problem with people doing what they want. If municipalities can regulate s
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
We could call the 13th month "Undecember"
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
I hadn't considered that aspect. Maybe sodium will see applications for hybrid diesel trains, medium haul trucks.
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
That's competing against LFP chemistry, so 33% penalty on a chemistry that itself has a penalty versus NMC. My understanding about sodium though is that the performance in cold and heat is excellent. So even if you pay a penalty for we
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by mekdoonggi 2mo ago
In my experience, the cycling and native-plant gardening types of Minneapolis are the ones ready to throw the tear gas cans back, and the fireworks-loving Texans are salivating over the boots.
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by mekdoonggi 3mo ago
Very cool finding. If it holds up even at a reduced factor when applied for to a whole pack, it could still result in a big improvement in cell life. That would make BESS more attractive and possibly the TCO of high milage applications like
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by mekdoonggi 3mo ago
I disagree fundamentally. No, the president should not cut the "line". > especially if it doesn't hurt anyone else That's exactly the problem. Cutting the line DOES hurt other people. You could quibble over each case
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by mekdoonggi 3mo ago
The Japanese Kei trucks have a cult following, so if this hits the right niche, it might be viable. I think these might have a slow start, but as long as the company can survive and the trucks last, I think they could have a winner.
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by mekdoonggi 3mo ago
This logic doesn't hold up. Should members of congress also get preferential access to experimental treatments? What about governors? We should not give any preferential access based on the status or public office of the patient. If th
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by mekdoonggi 3mo ago
The fact that governments might not be able to stop people from using stablecoins affects the laws, though.
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by mekdoonggi 3mo ago
WONIBDFI (whether or not it's broke, don't fix it)
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by mekdoonggi 3mo ago
I'm still at step one. It's just unbearable. And the rage I feel at people who are apathetic or "there's nothing we can do" is so strong.
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by mekdoonggi 3mo ago
Would this be enough range for a typical bit of driving in CDMX? Seems like a painful road trip car, but you don't need so much range for a city car.
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by mekdoonggi 3mo ago
Low-level today means opening IDE instead of the Chat client.

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