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About noosphr
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Comment #49251635
Gemini isn't great as a model, googles search and ability to cite textbooks down to the paragraph make it better than every other model for human in the loop tasks. I end up using …
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Comment #49251625
Gemini's highest tier of plan has the utility of Google search circa 2010. I'm paying $400 for the privilege.
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Comment #49249676
Training data without the training regime is useless. A cake is not open source because they list the ingredients.
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Comment #49236619
Their 30 year plan is to move to nuclear for base load, and they are on track to manage it. The only people who think China is moving to a pre 2020 like western grid are people who…
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Comment #49234122
Do you understand what baseload means?
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Comment #49229620
You do realize that Chinese electricity production quadrupled in that time?
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Comment #49227982
https://ourworldindata.org/profile/energy/china#what-sources... That's a funny statistic to focus on when the actual use of coal for electricity has increased by 50% over the same …
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Comment #49227733
I've worked in energy and ran the numbers. Renewables only make sense for a pre industrial or deindustrializing society. When you need power to make shit they are useless. Which is…
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Comment #49227556
Where available is limited to Norway. Building enough mountains per capita in the rest of the world is somewhat difficult.
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Comment #49226986
If you run a washing machine sure. If you need to run an industrial process, not so much.
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Comment #49226792
Hospitals can also just run on the sunny days. Renewable energy only makes sense in a society that is agrarian. The second you have to make anything industrial you need baseload. T…
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Comment #49220692
Awesome!
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Comment #49218517
Is your company paying anyone to develop nix?
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Comment #49216340
Tech means a lot of things there. I got into computer science because the problems in physics were either already solved or couldn't be solved without trillions of dollars invested…
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Comment #49207888
People read the title not the article.
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Comment #49205176
This is a feature for most local use cases. You don't want all your work flows to start failing because of a model update.
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Comment #49191892
You do realize that a fully utilised GPU uses about 10 to 50 times more power than an idling one?
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Comment #49180009
Cheaper doesn't mean cheap.
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Comment #49176772
Cheap cloth didn't mean cheap clothes. You had to wait a century for the sewing machine for that to happen.
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Comment #49176761
Becuase they would quit and work anywhere else after a few days. In 1913 Ford had to hire over 52,000 workers just to maintain an active factory workforce of 14,000. https://www.fo…
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Comment #49176713
2026 - 200 = 1826 Yeah no. It's only since 1950 that conditions improved for everyone. Before then everything from sewage, to coal smoke, to chronically low wages made life worse f…
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Comment #49167963
Eventually well formatted blogs won't be a symbol of effort and no one will care.
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Comment #49121180
I find that I'm much more tolerant of bad spelling and terrible punctuation because I know that a human being wrote it in the end. It's kind of hilarious that a sign of poor qualit…
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Comment #49110480
If you'd like to buy the report drop an email on my profile to talk about price.
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Comment #49108550
No, but I did have my father check the maths and he built oil rigs for 30 years.