JohnDClay @ JohnDClay @sh.itjust.works

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I've found the computers are fine.

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I think this got a lot harder when they shut down the API.

I liked him better when he still had his testicle beard.

Is the study of bacteria called something else? I guess just germ theory.

C5 Galaxy big Jets? Private jet sized Lear Jets? 737 type refueler jets?

I thought the draw of crypto was that it wasn't backed by a central government? What's the point if the government has price manipulation power anyway?

What type of aircraft were they? Did you see them?

But getting the precision shape to grind in can be hard. There was something about dripping liquid glass just right, but that may have been professional espionage to throw people off.

People don't poop in their drinking water, it's an improvement.

Germ theory was around for a long time before it was adopted because no one believed it.

If you can research how to make the original microscopes, bringing an understanding of virology would be hugely impactful.

I think it's for Juan

I don't know, going on the juice to try to out run a nuke with PDCs blazing away is pretty cool.

Google doesn't work anymore (music video) https://youtu.be/jrFv1O4dbqY

As I understand it, profit is price minus costs. Profit margin is the percentage of the cost that is profit. So I don't see how they're getting more profit out than the total price? Are they counting extra value from selling or training on the prompt data?

If it'd cost less than say 2x what it'd save, I'd say it's beneficial. Making it obvious that corruption isn't going to work has value, but no need to do really extensive audits just to get the last 0.1% of mistakes/fraud.

He referred to the whole legundarium as growing from a single small idea. I don't know if we know what it was, but it started that way.

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaf_by_Niggle

Do you have charge/discharge voltage curves for each? I'd imagine if they look practically identical it'd be fine. The issue I think is that the curves for LFP are a lot flatter than NMC.

Shrinkage while drying may be tricky. You can get all sorts of nasty stresses and irregularities depending on how much it shrinks while drying. Some metal 3d printing has mild shrinkage and gets around it somewhat with massive computations so it shrinks into the right shape, but I don't know how accurate that is.