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Part of the excitement to me is when tech simply becomes part of the zeitgeist. It can be simultaneously true that there's nothing new under the sun and that simply getting the knowledge of some useful tech out to the broader population helps everyone by getting many more productive minds involved in improving the processes.

Everything's been trending down so far, so until evidence shows otherwise, I'd assume it will continue that trend. IMO the best time to buy local infra will be when that trend begins to asymptote.

  This change has coincided with a sharp increase in the number of patients who are upset by the time they speak to her. On a typical day, as many as a third of her almost two dozen triage calls are with patients who have struggled to access appropriate care.

This seems like it's working, actually. Similar to automated Amazon warehouses experiencing a seemingly paradoxical increase in injury rates compared to non-automated ones.....it's very possible this is simply selection bias and the patient triage overall is improved greatly.

IMO it's kinda fun to mess around with these multi-model workflows. I've been using paseo to orchestrate everything.

What would it be measured in?

I wonder if escalating to Opus or Fable would change the behavior for the larger system level issues. I see the mention of starting with Opus, but now that the project is further along, perhaps a chance to take a second look.

On the otherhand, your own brain probably doesn't use your eyes to hear.

In addition to the minimum wage they get paid, it's also the minimum (negative) value they add. There's zero reason to do better at a job that already is a waste of almost everyone's time.

I just bought a month of GO two days ago, I feel you. However, given access to both Flash and Luna there, probably still worth the $10 a month. I've been very happy with Flash's ability to implement a detailed, focused plan from Sol/Opus.

I implore you to think about all of the emissions that are involved with the entire infrastructure that maintains the lifestyle you enjoy before imagining your part is "done".

....what part have you done???

easy now

Did you find your CM through your own network? Tradeshows? Cold calling?

Even better, solar panels on the top of a 15 story mixed use building.

That I acknowledge there are great minds on both sides of the debate means that I wouldn't treat it as a hard fact when talking about it in an online forum, which was the explicit point of my response.

You're acting as if your personally held philosophical beliefs aren't contradicted by some of the most famous minds in history.

Doesn't Python weaken your thinking about how computers actually work?

Game rendering is what they're talking about here. John Carmack has talked about this a bunch if you'd like to seed a google search.

Luckily we have a lot of fabs in the USA for microcontrollers and the like that drive these smaller robotics.

This is the way

Aerosol injection is only a reasonable solution if you believe that temperature increase is the only drawback of additional CO2 in the atmosphere.

The oceans will continue to soak it all up as we inject temp-balancing aerosols.

Yeah, as long as self-discharge/leakage rates are acceptable, there are a lot of use cases for this middle ground tech.

This is a chicken and egg scenario. Before we had cars, people got to work fine. Now we're OK with killing 40,000 people a year and injuring many more so that people can "get to work".

Probably because they're just prompting "Please package this software" and shipping it if it works once.

Maybe humans shouldn't drive in those conditions then.

The new Kevin Smiths are on youtube.

For what its worth, the top google result for USofAian is literally this thread.

This is what I want to explore with a VR headset.

Society "regulating" the language of others is almost entirely how languages develop.

USofAian is almost unreadable and unrecognizable in text to the general public when compared with American.

Or they can just do it all at school.