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first white hab off the new plants
i think theres some cross pollenation happening cuz this guys a CHONK
I accidentally turned LLM memory into program analysis
https://pwning.systems/posts/llm-memory-program-analysis/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49485416
#HackerNews #LLM #memory #program #analysis #tech #insights #coding
Model context protocol - Quynh Le
Scientific Method - Rich
Code Reviews - Peter
AnarchoNinaWrites
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“Making it as difficult as possible for the agency to operate in their communities” is a mistake on the part of anti-ICE activists, the Atlantic argues.
https://fair.org/home/abolish-ice-perish-the-thought-says-press/
@franksting @decryption “near” is load-bearing
@jpm @decryption whoah there’s 8 x 3 bedders in Sydney!
The first part: I totally agree. (Of interest: there's a company making a-la-carte electric vehicles where you basically choose all the elements you want -- including, as far as I can tell, the dashboard electronics)
The second part is more of a problem. It's comparing disparate things:
- mining for consumption (you mine a ton of stuff, then set it on fire to go some number of miles) vs. capacity (you mine a ton of stuff, and that lets you store enough energy to go some number of miles -- over and over again)
- a very large amount of material mined per year, on an ongoing basis, for as long as we're still using the technology (internal combustion engines) vs. a much smaller amount of material, mined just while we're making batteries in that particular way (and there are several new battery technologies under development which don't use any conflict minerals)
I can't quickly find a single chart which shows them both together (though I did see one recently), but these two charts combined give a pretty good idea of the scale:
- crude oil vs. top 10 metals (lithium is not in the top 10 metals)
- all the metals we mined, which does show lithium (2nd-to-last row)
I apologize if I'm coming across like a know-it-all, but I've been fighting this disinformation since the Dubya era -- it's one of those zombie memes that keeps popping back up no matter how many times or how thoroughly it is debunked.
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@thomasfuchs inlaws lol
@britown I assume you had to turn off the picture smoothing and “show in that weird aspect ratio that no one would ever need” features
I love this, so I
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If you think you are failing, you are not. You are simply operating on a timeline that was approved by a committee that no longer exists. Keep going. #gooderliving
@mattrobertson I can’t operate with unread marks. I see other peoples phone screens with unread counter badges on a dozen or so apps and wonder what the fuck is wrong with them, how they can live like that. Despite the problem being 100% me.
@bastardsheep @mattrobertson you can turn them off and not worry about it anymore. I really don’t give a fuck about thousands of robots screaming at me anymore.
AnarchoNinaWrites
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NEW: Journalist Arrested While Documenting Legally Contested Enbridge Line 5 Construction
Police arrested video journalist and Unicorn Riot contributor River Akemann while he was documenting Enbridge Line 5 construction on August 24. He was monitoring fish in a creek where Enbridge lacks necessary authorization to install its pipeline. He received four misdemeanor charges and was released later that day. Full story at our website - link in bio.
The Cat Motherships Arrive
@catsalad Better than getting run over by a cyber truck.
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I've just read that Dolly Parton, in addition to the 3000-odd songs she wrote that we know about, also has a whole unreleased back catalogue of material she intended to be released posthumously to keep her estate funded, so her philanthropic work could continue after her death.
It's often said that James Brown was the hardest working man in the music industry. Well, I think Dolly must have been the hardest working woman.
Everyone reading this will be dead when Dolly stops releasing new music!
Once again thinking about selling my $700,000 house in bacchus marsh and buying a $1,000,000 apartment in or near the Melbourne CBD, then remembering how much I hate moving house.
@decryption what size apartment do you get for your $1m these days? #lazyweb
We sold our 120m3 back in 2014!for well that.
RE: https://nondeterministic.computer/@mjg59/117171583381753338
Surprised that “ram doubler” apps and Stacker haven’t made a comeback
The Cat Motherships Arrive
Re: RFC 9421 Testing endpoints?
Are you sending RFC 9421 first or cavage-12 draft first?
Also this is a test to confirm verification.
RFC 9421 Testing endpoints?
@mradcliffe@nokoto.org I am sending 9421 first, then cavage when it fails.
