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anglesideside1 t1_j5a2m9z wrote
Reply to comment by ApiContraption in PsBattle: Dutch Prime Minister at the resolute desk by DevotionToTheMotion
I know the Dutch are chill, but as an American this whole picture makes me very uncomfortable.
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Reply to comment by xombie25 in Are exothermic chemical reactions a possible avenue for energy? Or is this done regularly today already? by xombie25
The hardest part of creating a perpetual motion machine is figuring out where to hide the motor.
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Reply to comment by MeatisOmalley in Should we make it impossible for AI to rewrite its own code or modify itself? by basafish
Yep. It shouldn’t be a way to quickly find the average example of [thing]. It should be a way to raise the average of [thing].
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Reply to comment by MeatisOmalley in Should we make it impossible for AI to rewrite its own code or modify itself? by basafish
I feel like the post is AI generated as well. Been a lot of these on this sub lately.
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Reply to comment by spellbanisher in The Reality of Universal Basic Income Future by Prototype47
Oh people are definitely going to die in any transition. Never said it wasn’t going to be easy. People thinking we can just sit around and get paid is the fallacy in all of this. Sorry…we’re all actually surviving here. It just doesn’t feel that way because our lives are so cushy thanks to all of our modern amenities and amazing infrastructure.
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Reply to comment by radicalceleryjuice in The Reality of Universal Basic Income Future by Prototype47
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Reply to comment by radicalceleryjuice in The Reality of Universal Basic Income Future by Prototype47
Dey took ‘er jahbs!!!
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Reply to comment by gmoney1259 in The Reality of Universal Basic Income Future by Prototype47
We’ve lived through an industrial revolution already. Sure there were socialist movements and luddites who hated the machines, but for the most part we all adapted to those new opportunities. It’ll happen again.
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Reply to comment by iusprimaenoctis in The Reality of Universal Basic Income Future by Prototype47
Socialism is a term thrown around too much these days, but that’s literally the definition of socialism.
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Reply to comment by FeatheryBallOfFluff in The Reality of Universal Basic Income Future by Prototype47
You’d think we would have learned that lesson during the pandemic. The vast majority of people did things you mentioned while we were forced to be isolated from one another. Sure, some people probably stayed home and played video games all day by themselves, but the vast majority of us were bored and did whatever we could to feel useful.
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Reply to comment by Da_Electric_Boogaloo in Heresiarch's Semenary, me, digital, 2022 by calsino
It’s like a where’s waldo fucking
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Reply to comment by Valmond in News Release: NREL Creates Highest Efficiency 1-Sun Solar Cell - 39.5% efficiency by TimeSpentWasting
Efficiency gains are great, but the bigger gains are to be had in manufacturing, installation, and overhead costs. If we’re just talking residential, companies spend a couple thousand in customer acquisition costs per installation. The utility scale stuff is MUCH cheaper per kW, but can still wring out some more savings in siting, permitting, interconnection, and overheads. Panel efficiency gains tend to help more when space is more of a concern. If you can spread out, then much cheaper, less efficient panels are often the better choice.
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Reply to comment by tugnasty in What not to do by a-filipino
Your circuit's dead, there's something wrong…
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Reply to comment by dotnetdotcom in What not to do by a-filipino
Looked like she passed out or got shot right when she left the platform.
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Reply to comment by ApiContraption in PsBattle: new US Space Force uniforms by BrokenEye3
Leave it to Trump to create a new military agency and make them wear oversized overly decorated nazi-esque uniforms.
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Reply to comment by Nazamroth in PsBattle: new US Space Force uniforms by BrokenEye3
A good artist knows when to put down the brush
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Reply to comment by YaAbsolyutnoNikto in Next month, Japanese company iSpace will become the first private company to deliver a lunar lander and commercial payload to the moon's surface. Two more private companies aim to follow them in 2023. Is this the start of a lunar economy? by lughnasadh
Seems like a money pit, and until there’s an actual hard cost imposed to destroying ecosystems (I’m not talking about socialized costs associated with climate change), then it’ll be cheaper to mine whatever minerals here.
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Reply to comment by YaAbsolyutnoNikto in Next month, Japanese company iSpace will become the first private company to deliver a lunar lander and commercial payload to the moon's surface. Two more private companies aim to follow them in 2023. Is this the start of a lunar economy? by lughnasadh
If this is the best reason, then how do I short this company? Are they publicly traded?
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Reply to comment by bishop491 in [OC] Results after a little over a month on Hinge (M/27) by elhospitaler
…or it’s a sneaky ad for Hinge. Not accusing OP…I just hate that I can’t trust anything online without wondering if someone is trying to buy my eyeballs.