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Beyond the Environment
have you tried accumulating enormous social capital about the problem?
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the nytimes has solved this problem with the craziest “choose your weighted average” visualization ever printed in a newspaper
The fight is always between "count all medals the same" and "only count gold medals", rather than weighted which is obviously the way to go.
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the fuckgraph isn’t real… it can’t hurt you the fuckgraph
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Aella was funded by USAID???
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Materials scientists watching everyone get excited about a superconductivity discovery knowing it isn’t real
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the new yorker murdered yall this week
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how the fuck did this become the benchmark? Who is out here building nothing but screensavers?
o3-mini-high is fucking insane fr. 100 balls affected by gravity and friction bouncing inside a rotating 5d cube. you cannot get grok 3 with reasoning anywhere even CLOSE to this. absolutely ridiculous. oneshotted as well.
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right on time
so many will learn how great automotive coatings technology is by the pain of its absence
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work hard at a company you believe in* *2018-present NVIDIA
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We took children out of factories a century ago Now they play factorio The children yearn for the factories
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new candidate for most socially-destructive petty crime
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“Were you passing a value or a reference?” “reference” “SO YOU DO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE!!!“
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Replying to @felpix_
it is lowkey insane that we subject high schoolers to this but also you cannot get too attached to one outcome because the process is extremely stochastic
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Fulfilling a poll from awhile back, I should explain why the Cybertruck’s stainless steel panels require maintenance to keep good looking and why this is a difficult problem to solve for the Cybertruck
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I made a habit of kissing my gf whenever we were alone in an elevator. After awhile she would just lean against the wall and smile at me when the doors closed
If he can be in an elevator alone with you with zero incident 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
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anyone wanna explain why there’s so much software? Why are SWEs like 2.5% of the us labor force. That’s a genuinely insane amount compared to all other engineering
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just realized there’s a major unsolved issue for space colonization how do you cook rice in zero gravity? We need water to stay on the bottom of the pot
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I am raising $200k to put her on the sphere. DM me if interested
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Replying to @rmcwhorter99
that’s just base how much equity are they offering?
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so nice to be in NYC where nobody knows what linear algebra is
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so many people are about to experience their first superconductivity hype-retraction-disappointment cycles
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The market cap differential in vs outside of tech always blows my mind. Adobe was prepared to pay $20b for Figma which is literally a graphic design tool. Meanwhile US Steel just got bought for $14b
Zoom Video's market cap briefly exceeded Exxon Mobil's.
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Replying to @10x_er
what are you a 1940s private eye?
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I need to study graphy theory 👀
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my AI hot take is almost fully formed but in short we’re going to look back on this as 6 months of llm-mania that preceded a period of major stagnation in the field
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Replying to @shaggysurvives
if this is in japan it’s a prop gun (hence the very sparky muzzle flash and small smoke volume)
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Never doubt OSINT types they geolocated this motherfuckers COUNTERTOP
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I stand by this one
misogyny checkpoint: what’s the first tweet that shows up when you search “women” on your page ?
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I found a senior scientist position for a chemical company in NYC that asked for PhD $90k-110k base 🤡🤡🤡
hardware people are forever cursed by a lack of jobs in NYC
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so many will learn how great automotive coatings technology is by the pain of its absence
Just saw 2 Cybertruck delivered by Semi in Fremont.
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Replying to @pugnacious_polk
ofc. Anything i say for likes is true
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an Apple pm in 2011, unaware of the cultural destruction he is about to unleash “what if we made messages green so people know they’re on SMS?”
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you all need to find god
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Replying to @nomanautomata
it’s gonna look like this and they’ll call it “cybercamo” or something dumb
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wow holy fuck
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normally i'm against cutting off thieves hands but i'm considering an exemption
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made the pilgrimage
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But the reality is not nearly as clean as these illustrations suggest for three reasons 1. Some iron rusts while the oxide layer is healing 2. Dirt, salt, water, aerosols and corrosive car exhaust all exist in the air 3. Surfaces are very rough at the small scale
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If you live near the ocean or in a place that salts roads in the winter you’re at much higher risk for this! The surface will constantly be exposed to chloride ions that accelerate corrosion. This is a major reason for painting cars in the first place
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normally i would say this is top-tier bait but I don’t think it is
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SF party kickoff: “let’s set our intentions” NY party kickoff:
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Replying to @paulmrenfro
this still pisses me off to this day. Centuries of refined educational prestige -> bond villain front company
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Cybertruck uses a proprietary 300-series stainless. That is an austenitic steel with chromium and nickel as the major alloying metals. The chromium forms a very thin (<1 micron) layer of Cr2O3 which protects the iron inside from rusting
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Here’s the images a cybertruck owner took two days after driving it in the rain. Small reddish-orange rust spots are developing cybertruckownersclub.com/for…
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This layer is is self-healing. A scratch that damages the oxide layer will eventually be covered with new oxide, preventing the rust from penetrating deeper into the steel. Hence the marketing claim is protection from “long term corrosion”
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Replying to @inerati
we need to return to ambiguous but slightly threatening defense contractor names like “Glenwood Kinetic Systems” or “Hawkstone Automation”
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every aspiring cs dropout thinks they can fix dating, mental health or recipe suggestions at some point. It’s obligatory
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dating apps are fucked in a whole new way
new 4o-image editing does not quite succeed the haircut test It actually changes the hair really well, but also changes the face to be different enough to not be me anymore Also my dog is derpier, and it can't stop itself from making the lighting look nicer
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The combination of the last two poses a major challenge to the oxide layers. Salt and dirt can get trapped in the valleys. Chlorine ions from the salt form metal chlorides that prevent oxygen from repairing the chromium oxide layer. Iron is slowly etched and redeposited as rust
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how OpenAI is fixing ChatGPT
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So in conclusion being a Cybertruck owner means worrying a lot about keeping it clean and dry or just embracing the rust spots. They’re not a structural concern for the stainless, but its going to be pretty hard to keep a Cybertruck as clean as in the marketing
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Replying to @skooookum
now you can argue about expensive machines like espresso enthusiasts
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This isn’t likely to become a structural issue but up close it certainly doesn’t look like the marketing (Which notably only promises resistance to “long term corrosion”)
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my biological clock is telling me to be a ML engineer in NYC
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Replying to @rockybond42
confirmed one might say
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However, once the steel surface gets dinged and dirty again from small rocks and dust you’re back to square one. You could clean your Cybertruck once a week or so but there’s a lot of surface to clean!
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a gf has been achieved internally
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Replying to @atroyn
can’t wait for the dune to get its “the emperor did nothing wrong” fanbase
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Perhaps there is a product that works well but more likely it will peel fairly easily under the abrasive environment of driving. Normal car paint is multilayered with both an electrically applied coat and primer that help basecoat and clearcoat stick really well
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i stg we’re gonna end up with HIPAA for tailors if he keeps doing this
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Replying to @CollabsRadish
my parents do. I review the cartoons
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BREAKING: Lex Friedman was interviewing Yevgeny Prigozhin aboard his jet when it was shot down in the Tver region of Russia
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Replying to @bryancsk
I think mckinsey got them here in the first place
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Cleaning the surface will help by removing rust and salt as well as exposing fresh surface to reform the oxide layer. Citric acid and a scotch brite pad will do fine but this is a temporary solution. Also if you’re not careful the scratches from the pad will mar the surface
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anyone wanna grab a cardboard box and meet me outside the OpenAI office?
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“ngl this looks overengineered”
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Replying to @animalologist
the sexual tension of “i want to kiss all the time but public decency forbades it” is amazing
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You can provide some protection to the stainless using a process called passivation. This uses a dilute acid to etch away the iron on the surface leaving just chromium and nickel. Basically, it’s a boost to the oxide layer and will increase the time needed between cleanings
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“I want pictures of @goth600!”
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Replying to @Andercot
It’s a shame that not much uses electricity
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But this only delays the inevitable! Anything more than a superficial scratch will penetrate the oxide layer, exposing iron and causing rust spots to form again!
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he was a boy she was a girl can i make it any more obvious?
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Replying to @allgarbled
car paint is shockingly highly engineered to withstand scratches, uv, corrosion, weather and look good while doing it
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nah this is based. Someone with the agency to teach themselves physics is worth 100 people who sneer at them
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silicon valley contrarians will go “wow all these historic institutions have been hollowed out and reduced to status-mills” while excitedly talking about how they gave twenty year olds 100k to “accelerate humanity into the lightcone” with repackaged open source software
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Replying to @youngScipio
that’s precooked (culinary disaster)
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*so horny i should be lobotomized “I should become an ML engineer and move to NYC”
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Replying to @eigenrobot
We found him, the devil’s advocate
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Replying to @vimota
tbh that’s a perfect phonetic spelling
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BREAKING: Xi Jinping tries burrito at El Farolito in the mission
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crop it in a little we have the perfect phone lock screen for when I'm bleeding out in the rain after avenging you
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Opinions vary on this. Stainless steel is generally regarded as difficult to paint because many paints don’t stick well to the protective chromium oxide layer
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it’s the perfect thing for when you’re going up to your apartment after a date
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colleges basically teach the same stuff everywhere but 95% of the value is the caliber of your peers and instructors. Go to the most prestigious school you can. The value of the network falls dramatically the lower you get
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Okay so if a stainless surface isn’t protected it will form rust spots. Could we put a clear coat on the steel to protect it without changing appearance? Maybe!
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hey did you know the govt will send you $150k-2mil if you’re working on something cool and are willing to write a report about it? It’s called an SBIR or STTR
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amphetamines were meant to power armies across Central Europe without sleep, not help you remember your keys
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Replying to @atroyn @deepfates
taking over a federal agency puts you way over the bar for being a “public figure” and any reasonable person should realize that when signing up for such a role also govt has the resources to physically protect them. Very little in common here with the average person
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Replying to @depthsofwiki
I have a lot of respect for the attempt
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Replying to @quantian1
critical support to insurance companies in their fight against the american medical association
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someday these suicide drone folks are going to realize you can get rid of the cameras, propellors, guidance, wings and just precisely launch it with explosives over 10s of km far cheaper and faster and call it artillery
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Let's see Paul Allen's score
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I hooked up chatgpt to a rotary phone with the whisper api and text to speech. Next step is getting the response time down! Now i have the ultimate in retro-futuristic toys
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Replying to @quantian1
so people are just fully running ai influence ops on here now
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Replying to @dulcarnain
oh no this might ruin the whole thing
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We can’t use the bottom two layers and keep the stainless look so more than likely a clearcoat directly on stainless will be much less durable than typical car paint. Remember, the outside of a car is an abrasive environment
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they didn’t learn from prigozhin’s mistake
Breaking: OpenAI board in discussions with Sam Altman to return as CEO trib.al/DTxl5tC
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