True. I guess it is a matter of what shape is grown. For some reason I thought a flat plate being sublimated onto but I honestly don't know. But if you can get a flat plate made from diamond then a clever design should…
So. 1. They can grow diamonds. 2. Diamonds are good for heat conduction in the liquid-water-temperature range. 3. Diamonds are good for electrical insulation. Where are the full diamond water blocks for the water cooled…
Transparency: I live in a 240v land, I have a Siggen.[0] Not sure whether other brands could be better but there seem to be various options that would suit. If you are in 120v land you may need to check if there are…
Exactly that is happening here in Australia. People buy solar and batteries and hook up with Amber[0] who charges a static monthly fee but provides access to wholesale prices. When you give/take from the grid is for you…
> it's glorified cock fighting for kids I never "got" Pokemon. The trainer is all lovey-dovey over their pets... NOW fight! One. At. A. Time. I kept wanting police to roll in with oversized nets and tranquilizer guns to…
> We have captured intelligence in a bottle, and you’re telling me that “Ok class, turn to page 17” and “Does anyone know how to solve for x” are still going to be around in the 2030s? A competent teacher (doesn't have…
I am looking for anything to back up this statement. > Anything dealing with user deletion should go through a well established, legal approved process. Which seems prohibitive. As though someone's personal…
Sure, ok. But whatever happens is still an internal process. Not a legal one.
So... how do you feel about apps[0] that let you automate pushing electricity to the grid from your own home battery based on wholesale electricity prices? All sides of communication is online. [0]…
> Anything dealing with user deletion should go through a well established, legal approved process. If I give you an account on my linux box I don't have to go through any externalised process to delete it. Why is…
> Creators should be allowed to create things and sell them. I'm in two minds over this. In a free for all, money wins. No small-money creator would get to profit from a truly great idea. Someone with more money simply…
When you say "live and let live" it seems impersonal or mutually exclusive. Like "they do their thing, you do yours, never the twain shall meet". I think GP is advocating exercising social skills rather than "live and…
Yeah man, they're call "loaded terms" for a reason. They are loaded with connotations beyond what occurred. For example, I could call you a nitpicker. Are you picking nits? No. Are you being conscientious? Paying…
Aside: Deathworld (Harry Harrison) is a classic scifi trilogy from the '60s. It was kind of a "macho adventure fantasy", like James Bond in a scifi setting. Same author had a similar character style with his Stainless…
True. But should it be that way?
To me that indicates a cutoff point though. If you absolutely know you can do it better. Then the procedure needs updating. But the procedure might be what it is because of externalities relying on artifacts of the way…
Nah, their "curation" is when they play the version they want to play instead of the one you wanted. Take the somewhat-recently popular Kpop Demon Hunters on my "cloud storage" music player of choice. There was…
I have no problem with people using LLM tooling. It's the bit that happens after that's the issue. LLM generated picture with artists signature. That's no problem. Person takes this picture and proceeds to share it…
Better than not knowing how to do this anywhere at all! Science doesn't simply solve the problem you have. It has to walk the path to get there.
You and I agree. It is the "requiring" that is crazy. Let people do what they want.
> it'll still do what it does today plus generate new personalities that fit your profile Please no. Enough with putting everyone into a box/label/profile. Have people be exposed to and interact with the multitudinal…
True. But a household battery can do that, using heavier+cheaper chemistry. Leaving the car to do what a car does. Travelling by car takes a lot of energy. To keep current lifestyle across the population I figure we'll…
That's cool. But how does the system match the draw down with your needs the next day? How can it possibly know? Unless you make it voluntary, because you yourself know.
Nah, people want to wake up in the morning and know they can drive somewhere. Requiring it is crazy.
CEOs and alleged LLM experts: it'll take your jobs, hack your shit and possibly make humans extinct! Datacenter build outs: use turbines for direct noise and air pollution... or use grid electricity and increase prices…
True. I guess it is a matter of what shape is grown. For some reason I thought a flat plate being sublimated onto but I honestly don't know. But if you can get a flat plate made from diamond then a clever design should…
So. 1. They can grow diamonds. 2. Diamonds are good for heat conduction in the liquid-water-temperature range. 3. Diamonds are good for electrical insulation. Where are the full diamond water blocks for the water cooled…
Transparency: I live in a 240v land, I have a Siggen.[0] Not sure whether other brands could be better but there seem to be various options that would suit. If you are in 120v land you may need to check if there are…
Exactly that is happening here in Australia. People buy solar and batteries and hook up with Amber[0] who charges a static monthly fee but provides access to wholesale prices. When you give/take from the grid is for you…
> it's glorified cock fighting for kids I never "got" Pokemon. The trainer is all lovey-dovey over their pets... NOW fight! One. At. A. Time. I kept wanting police to roll in with oversized nets and tranquilizer guns to…
> We have captured intelligence in a bottle, and you’re telling me that “Ok class, turn to page 17” and “Does anyone know how to solve for x” are still going to be around in the 2030s? A competent teacher (doesn't have…
I am looking for anything to back up this statement. > Anything dealing with user deletion should go through a well established, legal approved process. Which seems prohibitive. As though someone's personal…
Sure, ok. But whatever happens is still an internal process. Not a legal one.
So... how do you feel about apps[0] that let you automate pushing electricity to the grid from your own home battery based on wholesale electricity prices? All sides of communication is online. [0]…
> Anything dealing with user deletion should go through a well established, legal approved process. If I give you an account on my linux box I don't have to go through any externalised process to delete it. Why is…
> Creators should be allowed to create things and sell them. I'm in two minds over this. In a free for all, money wins. No small-money creator would get to profit from a truly great idea. Someone with more money simply…
When you say "live and let live" it seems impersonal or mutually exclusive. Like "they do their thing, you do yours, never the twain shall meet". I think GP is advocating exercising social skills rather than "live and…
Yeah man, they're call "loaded terms" for a reason. They are loaded with connotations beyond what occurred. For example, I could call you a nitpicker. Are you picking nits? No. Are you being conscientious? Paying…
Aside: Deathworld (Harry Harrison) is a classic scifi trilogy from the '60s. It was kind of a "macho adventure fantasy", like James Bond in a scifi setting. Same author had a similar character style with his Stainless…
True. But should it be that way?
To me that indicates a cutoff point though. If you absolutely know you can do it better. Then the procedure needs updating. But the procedure might be what it is because of externalities relying on artifacts of the way…
Nah, their "curation" is when they play the version they want to play instead of the one you wanted. Take the somewhat-recently popular Kpop Demon Hunters on my "cloud storage" music player of choice. There was…
I have no problem with people using LLM tooling. It's the bit that happens after that's the issue. LLM generated picture with artists signature. That's no problem. Person takes this picture and proceeds to share it…
Better than not knowing how to do this anywhere at all! Science doesn't simply solve the problem you have. It has to walk the path to get there.
You and I agree. It is the "requiring" that is crazy. Let people do what they want.
> it'll still do what it does today plus generate new personalities that fit your profile Please no. Enough with putting everyone into a box/label/profile. Have people be exposed to and interact with the multitudinal…
True. But a household battery can do that, using heavier+cheaper chemistry. Leaving the car to do what a car does. Travelling by car takes a lot of energy. To keep current lifestyle across the population I figure we'll…
That's cool. But how does the system match the draw down with your needs the next day? How can it possibly know? Unless you make it voluntary, because you yourself know.
Nah, people want to wake up in the morning and know they can drive somewhere. Requiring it is crazy.
CEOs and alleged LLM experts: it'll take your jobs, hack your shit and possibly make humans extinct! Datacenter build outs: use turbines for direct noise and air pollution... or use grid electricity and increase prices…