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0·5 days agoi take you’re not diagnosed by a chatbot, because this is part of rationalist healthcare
iceland also has gdpr, and i’d like to see how it fits with data thievery of ai companies, but they prefer to put excess electricity generation into aluminum smelting
this only works when you are veterinarian
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there is a case for broadening access to mental healthcare, this is not it
r/wsb has started posting suicide prevention hotline, but i’d say that bubble is over when oracle implodes
if rationalists knew about error bars, they wouldn’t multiply numbers pulled from their asses the entire time, and what else could they do then
2·9 days agoNo i don’t think so. Some time ago on one of Zitron podcast episodes the other guy noticed that one of GPU vendors started requiring ID for GPU purchases. Their guess at that time was that it’s about export controls
yes this is not what they’re doing and it places severe limitations on speed and on conditions when they can fly at all over mach 1
wow so it’s stupider than i thought it is. concorde went at mach 2, regular airliner goes at mach 0.75-0.85, and this approach limits speed to mach 1.15. entire one quarter of travel time saved, probably less
anyway, remember abilene tx dc? coreweave contracted three companies for gas turbines, one real company, ge vernova, who delivered their turbines like four months in, presumably because they wanted their money before everyone gets broke. (you can see them from space). and two fuckass startups, this being one of them and some other that dealt in refurbishing aeroderivative turbines. not sure if they delivered anything, only these gas turbines from ge are actually visible on satellite photos
no, the most optimal way for it is to sit unused in some warehouse in taiwan, because dc isn’t built for it yet but nvidia has to get money
If you live alone that’s a lot, if you live with 2 or 3 other people that’s regular amount
As a rule of thumb the most energy is used by things that deal with heat, that is heaters and heat pumps/AC, so i’d focus on efficiency of these
ketamine is not super common generally but it’s a thing in many places, partially because it can be got from legit pharma supply chain. i heard it was big deal in china couple years back
it tends to cause memory holes with heavy use, which is why some people avoid it
i, for one, would like to see san francisco people to stop doing things
91·14 days ago
he can larp as great leader in miami, along cubans
no way lol, if anything there’s another hike incoming
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 14 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve will probably need to increase short-term interest rates further to rein in too-high inflation, San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly said on Wednesday, but she signaled there is no need to do so at the US central bank’s October 27-28 meeting.
from what i understand, part of it is because methadone has a very long half life, which means that patients don’t bounce from rush to crash every day but instead taper down slowly. also because it touches other receptors than opioid receptors in a way that helps in this case
5·19 days agozuck can’t be in practical terms fired
vapor pressure of liquid carbon dioxide at whatever temperature storage tanks happen to be. wiki tells me it’s 60 atm at 22C and 40 atm at 6C, so not that much in grand scheme of things
maybe something else nearby could catch fire
Overvoltage during charging might do that (water electrolysis happens, meaning that there’s hydrogen inside)