I don't believe the parent commenter was setting aside the waste and potential impact of radioactivity as the risks associated with those are very very low. I think they were setting aside the literal mining and…
Thanks for the extra video, but I think the video in the original post is more informative and higher quality. Did you miss seeing it?
Here's an Iosevka config that mimics Berkeley Mono for those who don't want to or can't pay money for it. https://ahatem.github.io/IoskeleyMono/
If you like Berkeley Mono but don't want to pay, here's an Iosevka configuration that attempts to mimic it as closely as possible. https://ahatem.github.io/IoskeleyMono/
Hmm. It may be slightly better but I'm still getting a very stuttery framerate and slow response time. Could just be me. I'm on a Pixel 11 Pro though so it's not like I'm on an ancient device or anything.
No need to apologize. Hit me up when you work out the kinks and I'll give it a go again.
It is an interesting thought about how these AI-cliches will affect human-written text that will subsequently be used in training - thus perpetuating the cycle.
Hah. "load bearing" is such a common claude-ism that its legitimate usage now needs to be acknowledged: "That question is becoming more relevant as higher-capacity drives become more (dare we say) load bearing."
Seems pretty cool but unfortunately the poor performance on mobile (Chrome 154 and Android 17) makes it unusable for me. I'll have to check it out on desktop.
I just want to say thank you! I don't use it too often now that I don't live in the city, but I found OneBusAway invaluable ~10 years ago and I'm glad to hear it's still being developed actively. I don't have much free…
Close but it's Vidact vs. Viaduct
Serious comment: I wonder how this dynamic will change when AI has some real legal chops. One could spin up agents that could sift through all the BS discovery docs and correspondence they send to waste time and money.…
This sounds awesome if it works as you say. Will give it a shot tomorrow! Thank you for the tokens to solve this.
I see what you did there
Yep and China is leading the world in recent and active construction of traditional hydro (dams) and pumped hydro storage to reduce their reliance on coal for baseload. I'm done with your bad-faith arguments.
Clearly there is no industry in Canada then! /s
Yes - what's your point? It seems like coal wasn't the golden ticket you're making it out to be so they built alternatives.
You realize that link shows the exact opposite of what you're saying it shows, right? It shows that the percentage share of electricity generated from coal in China peaked at ~80% in 2007 and was at ~54% last year.
Oh you ran the numbers!? If only you had led with that. Even China has seen a stark reduction in the percentage of electricity generated from coal plants over the past decade. Are they deindustrializing? Everyone knows…
You've been confidently wrong a couple times now - or maybe intentionally misrepresenting the facts? In the US there are several states where hydro is the majority source of baseload electricity: Washington, Idaho,…
Comparing 24/7 AI training to operating hospitals 24/7 is a bit of a false equivalency, don't you think? Besides, hydroelectric is commonly used as baseload where available. Additionally, there are big strides happening…
Indeed. Looking back at the previous blog posts by this author from 2020 shows the same isms. Maybe AI trained on these posts instead of the other way around.
Nice shots! Do you have any information posted about your observatory build and specs?
This is addressed in the article. This really shines when you have sibling dependent layouts.
Frame stacking and compositing is so common in astrophotography that it would be more unusual if he didn't composite additional frames. Would you say the same thing about HDR bracketing? This is a very weird take.
I don't believe the parent commenter was setting aside the waste and potential impact of radioactivity as the risks associated with those are very very low. I think they were setting aside the literal mining and…
Thanks for the extra video, but I think the video in the original post is more informative and higher quality. Did you miss seeing it?
Here's an Iosevka config that mimics Berkeley Mono for those who don't want to or can't pay money for it. https://ahatem.github.io/IoskeleyMono/
If you like Berkeley Mono but don't want to pay, here's an Iosevka configuration that attempts to mimic it as closely as possible. https://ahatem.github.io/IoskeleyMono/
Hmm. It may be slightly better but I'm still getting a very stuttery framerate and slow response time. Could just be me. I'm on a Pixel 11 Pro though so it's not like I'm on an ancient device or anything.
No need to apologize. Hit me up when you work out the kinks and I'll give it a go again.
It is an interesting thought about how these AI-cliches will affect human-written text that will subsequently be used in training - thus perpetuating the cycle.
Hah. "load bearing" is such a common claude-ism that its legitimate usage now needs to be acknowledged: "That question is becoming more relevant as higher-capacity drives become more (dare we say) load bearing."
Seems pretty cool but unfortunately the poor performance on mobile (Chrome 154 and Android 17) makes it unusable for me. I'll have to check it out on desktop.
I just want to say thank you! I don't use it too often now that I don't live in the city, but I found OneBusAway invaluable ~10 years ago and I'm glad to hear it's still being developed actively. I don't have much free…
Close but it's Vidact vs. Viaduct
Serious comment: I wonder how this dynamic will change when AI has some real legal chops. One could spin up agents that could sift through all the BS discovery docs and correspondence they send to waste time and money.…
This sounds awesome if it works as you say. Will give it a shot tomorrow! Thank you for the tokens to solve this.
I see what you did there
Yep and China is leading the world in recent and active construction of traditional hydro (dams) and pumped hydro storage to reduce their reliance on coal for baseload. I'm done with your bad-faith arguments.
Clearly there is no industry in Canada then! /s
Yes - what's your point? It seems like coal wasn't the golden ticket you're making it out to be so they built alternatives.
You realize that link shows the exact opposite of what you're saying it shows, right? It shows that the percentage share of electricity generated from coal in China peaked at ~80% in 2007 and was at ~54% last year.
Oh you ran the numbers!? If only you had led with that. Even China has seen a stark reduction in the percentage of electricity generated from coal plants over the past decade. Are they deindustrializing? Everyone knows…
You've been confidently wrong a couple times now - or maybe intentionally misrepresenting the facts? In the US there are several states where hydro is the majority source of baseload electricity: Washington, Idaho,…
Comparing 24/7 AI training to operating hospitals 24/7 is a bit of a false equivalency, don't you think? Besides, hydroelectric is commonly used as baseload where available. Additionally, there are big strides happening…
Indeed. Looking back at the previous blog posts by this author from 2020 shows the same isms. Maybe AI trained on these posts instead of the other way around.
Nice shots! Do you have any information posted about your observatory build and specs?
This is addressed in the article. This really shines when you have sibling dependent layouts.
Frame stacking and compositing is so common in astrophotography that it would be more unusual if he didn't composite additional frames. Would you say the same thing about HDR bracketing? This is a very weird take.