qwerty_clicks

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by qwerty_clicks 3d ago
Keep up these efforts to name and shame. If Google won’t act on these things because it doesn’t make them money, because they are unregulated, or because they are lazy, they might because it still cuts their credibility and reputation. Espe
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by qwerty_clicks 8d ago
Open ai will do everything it can to convince us it’s unlikable and fulling an optional worse version of AI that we don’t want the world to be. Altman is so Zuckey
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by qwerty_clicks 23d ago
The us is not a first world country.
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by qwerty_clicks 1mo ago
Flock is still a snowballing disaster for eroding personal privacy and increasing abuse. Guns have safety triggers but cops still have no problems with discharging them too quickly and wrongly. Let’s learn from guns, we should have limited
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by qwerty_clicks 2mo ago
Yeah just go to a local store and buy something. Feel some community and support community. It’s the life you’ve been missing and trying to buy with Amazon
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by qwerty_clicks 2mo ago
Processes are hollow and some AI isn’t making my life any better. Goods are junk and there are few examples of common physical craftsmanship in the marketplace. MAGA just want a well made jacket but they are on a life line of Walmart wage
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by qwerty_clicks 2mo ago
A thousand examples of efficiency and ease has me standing in a broken self checkout buying some fake-ocean scented deodorant I probably done need but was perfectly marketed to make me feel inept without it, in a plastic container that was
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by qwerty_clicks 3mo ago
Should be called Claude-bio-big-bucks. What about earth science, physics, engineering? The connectors and skills are all just biology and pharma. Boo
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by qwerty_clicks 3mo ago
No fossils in granite. Drilling shake shouldn’t require new technology, most shales are easy to drill (except cherts, where again, no fossils. I doubt this tech would be needed for exploration but for reliable brownfield development.
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by qwerty_clicks 4mo ago
Numbers is not excellent. It’s stubborn and unhelpful.
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by qwerty_clicks 4mo ago
I’m working at a major fortune 100 company, they don’t even have MS foundry set up. There are probably ~10 ai use cases or less in the company now. So much hinges on figuring out who will grant permissions to create a resource or app ID….
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by qwerty_clicks 6mo ago
Crashes are not accidents. Language matters. People should go to jail for harming others
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by qwerty_clicks 6mo ago
In Houston the stats suggest that every driver should get into a crash at least once every. But many ppl haven’t been an crash all their lives and more have been in multiple
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by qwerty_clicks 6mo ago
A city with driverless cars is still a city dominated by cars. Bikes, trains, busses, and walking support the human soul and a city worth living in so much more than a robot car that requires car infrastructure and mentality.
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by qwerty_clicks 6mo ago
Can we please just spend some money on social welfare and our people?
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by qwerty_clicks 8mo ago
As a geologist with 2 degrees and a lot of passion in the subject, I’ve never heard of lithospheric drip related to orogenic dips until now, but I love it and kick myself for not questioning the over simplicity of typical thought around low
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by qwerty_clicks 1y ago
Could a web app be as secure and useful?
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by qwerty_clicks 1y ago
I can’t believe they believe this is what people want. Why isn’t Zuckerberg doing the demo in the metaverse? Ha
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by qwerty_clicks 1y ago
I commonly switch between chatgpt, perplexity, and copilot. Whatever is closest to my mouse or shortcut. Copilot is clearly the worst of the three but I have not true loyalty or most of the time, care. I suspect I am getting weak model res
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by qwerty_clicks 1y ago
Work could Be dropping from the limit of ChatGPT in the workplace and use of CoPilot in a secured Microsoft tenant.
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by qwerty_clicks 1y ago
I’ve worked for two refining companies. They aren’t about to rebuild their global infrastructure to make this happen…it doesn’t matter what possible, it’s what corporations can buy out politicians and the rich building a society that benef
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by qwerty_clicks 1y ago
It’s not a radical thought to hold corporations accountable after they have limited our choices and controlled markets. So many things most Americans buy are manufactured needs so built into the culture that we think we need it. Proctor a
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by qwerty_clicks 1y ago
Slow speed turning wears tires hard and unevenly. Like geologic erosion, such wear can promote and accelerate more cutting.
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by qwerty_clicks 2y ago
All these failures help progress the industry. Lessons learned are a gift
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by qwerty_clicks 2y ago
I work for a O&G super major. You’d think that one of these groups would be more interested right? It’s all about money, if one can’t make huge profits (especially with huge gov subsidies) then they will continue to ignore the prospect
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by qwerty_clicks 2y ago
Clean air is default. You can’t make ‘more clean’ air to offset dirty air. You can just hide real and compound health impacts with the fact that someone else exercises more in clean air and lives better.
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Nuclear Explosions for Large Scale Carbon Sequestration(arxiv.org)
1 points by qwerty_clicks 2y ago|0 comments
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by qwerty_clicks 2y ago
This article only discusses image generation, a small subset of AI use cases. As users, governments, corporations, and background processes grow to consume AI all day the water and power issues will grow the same. Whether AI or JavaScript,
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by qwerty_clicks 2y ago
Water needed for the power generation and onsite cooling seems to be the higher risk and impact. Aquifer depletion has real and permanent impacts to the community.
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by qwerty_clicks 2y ago
While some of the article’s leading point in apps doesn’t clearly connected to collusion to raise egg prices, it’s all valid. Tearing it all down is sore of you.

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