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FlingingGoronGonads OP t1_j8xf4ud wrote
Reply to comment by jharrom in Nasa wants to build an oxygen pipeline on the moon by FlingingGoronGonads
All true (though the proposal is for gaseous oxygen), which is why a long pipeline at the south polar site seems strange to me. Even if the O2 production must be done at a fair distance from the habitat, I'm wondering why it can't be buried in regolith over most of its length, which would partially mitigate some of the issues you mention, not to mention providing protection from meteorites.
OTOH, if you can learn to manage the issues you're identifying here at this site, you do open up a lot of the solar system (asteroids, moons of Mars, airless bodies generally)...
Oldbayislove t1_j8xf4jn wrote
Reply to comment by Myrdraall in ChatGPT is a robot con artist, and we’re suckers for trusting it by altmorty
yeah it worked really well. I think i changed a couple words just to match the events better. I also had it make jokes like Statler and Waldorf. But that was just for fun.
Formula_Unn t1_j8xf2gh wrote
P.O.S company
Nanakatl t1_j8xek9j wrote
Reply to comment by kaishinoske1 in Hyundai and Kia cars could be stolen with just a USB cable by Sorin61
i'm sure they saved a good amount of money by cheaping out on immobilizers, but at what cost to their name brand? personally i love my kia and my next car would've very likely been a kia as well. now i'm not so sure.
shank1983 t1_j8xecnt wrote
Reply to comment by GMW-5610 in iPhone 15 Pro first look: thinner bezels, USB-C & curvier design by IncidentGrand6198
Honestly, you're not wrong. I've never owned an Apple product, but Android phones have been stripped of everything that made them superior to Apple, and what wasn't stripped was eventually copied by Apple.
MiaowaraShiro t1_j8xe23u wrote
Reply to comment by HoneydewInMyAss in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs
OK, but we were talking about Biden specifically.
I get your frustration and I feel it too. However you're being imprecise in who you blame.
If you want to blame anyone for lack of legislative progress look at Manchin and Sinema. If you think those two represent the party as a whole you're going to have a hard time with me taking you seriously.
anti-torque t1_j8xe1kf wrote
Reply to comment by Deepspacesquid in ChatGPT is a robot con artist, and we’re suckers for trusting it by altmorty
It's whatever.
They get a high credibility rating for factual reporting.
But they tell nothing of any real depth. That could be said of many news outlets.
HoneydewInMyAss t1_j8xdy75 wrote
Reply to comment by teeny_tina in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs
Who said both sides are the same?
You built that strawman, genius.
The democrats are socially liberal, but economic conservatives.
The Republican are socially conservative, and economic conservatives
We don't even have the option for economic liberals
Stay stupid, I don't care. I can't educate you if you won't open your eyes.
Shavethatmonkey t1_j8xdj16 wrote
Running it in Parallels or using a remote desktop isn't really "running Windows 11 on an Arm Mac" to me. That would mean running it on bare metal, in my biased opinion.
Now MS needs to get MacOS working on HyperV, then we're talking.
HoneydewInMyAss t1_j8xdi3k wrote
Reply to comment by MiaowaraShiro in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs
...the democratic party held both houses of congress.
They didn't pass worker reform
They didn't pass judicial reform
They didn't pass election reform
They didn't pass weed decriminalization
They didn't end qualified immunity
They didn't end gerrymandering
Seriously, we all went out there and voted the democrats into power in 2020, we gave them both houses of congress, and we got NOTHING.
I just can't believe people are still this naive. You saw it with your own eyes!
BasilTarragon t1_j8xdb03 wrote
Reply to comment by caligaris_cabinet in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs
"Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos."
anti-torque t1_j8xd81i wrote
Reply to comment by gurenkagurenda in ChatGPT is a robot con artist, and we’re suckers for trusting it by altmorty
Yes, I see the meanings as different, because I was thinking the context of the question would bias the result.
HoneydewInMyAss t1_j8xd4jr wrote
Reply to comment by BarrySix in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs
This is exactly why Noam Chomsky spent his entire career attacking "liberal" parties in the US and Europe.
Conservative parties are allowed to entertain the entire spectrum of the right from moderate to far right ethnonationalists
While the liberal parties act as a limit for how left you can venture.
BarrySix t1_j8xd3ke wrote
Reply to comment by xabhax in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs
The US electoral system is designed to be two party. That's a problem too.
Washington warned clearly and repeatedly against political parties.
nostrapostralu t1_j8xcvfd wrote
Typical musk , fucking conman
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Reply to comment by gurenkagurenda in ChatGPT is a robot con artist, and we’re suckers for trusting it by altmorty
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yungplantdad t1_j8xcio0 wrote
Reply to comment by MrMarriott in Google CEO Sundar Pichai asks employees to put two to four hours into helping to improve and 'dogfood' its Bard chatbot by tester989chromeos
Sure, and all of googles search engine revolves around the work of Markhov. They may have done the research, but their product certainly looks less mature.
Zeduca t1_j8xca0t wrote
ChatGPT is a bot. If it was trained to con in an application, it is a con artist. If it was trained to write novels, it writes novels. If it was trained to correct you grammar, it corrects your grammar. If it was trained to slender ChatGPT, it slender ChatGPT.
Definitely_wasnt_me t1_j8xbzj8 wrote
Reply to comment by Monte924 in Tesla Workers Announced a Union Drive. The Next Day They Were Fired. by psychothumbs
I think both can be true. Because I’m not an idiot.
Joltbar t1_j8xbbzm wrote
What is that picture
formation t1_j8xb7fp wrote
Reply to comment by GrifterX9 in AGI could be worth trillions by 2030s: ex-Meta exec by 96suluman
Yeah that's the tiniest of his achievements
AReformedHuman t1_j8xaag4 wrote
Reply to comment by E_Snap in Google CEO Sundar Pichai asks employees to put two to four hours into helping to improve and 'dogfood' its Bard chatbot by tester989chromeos
Is this a joke? In what world do you live in where the people get genuine say? We can't even properly tax the rich and you think they'll just allow "unearned" wages?
DinosRus t1_j8xa0r6 wrote
Oh hi there Google, how are you doing?
Shempish t1_j8x9y3a wrote
Reply to Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
Hey, it’s how we write our health care reforms. It’s the best way to protect consumers with legislation — let the companies put in as many loopholes and time delays as they deem fit.
HowMayIHempU t1_j8xfaqa wrote
Reply to comment by PrecedentialAssassin in Majority of Texans back shift to solar energy by Sorin61
As someone who genuinely hates most things about Texas (what you listed at the end). I think this is well said and really hits the point. Every state I’ve lived in has horrendous blackout when weather anomalies happen. The one thing I’ll say about the Texas grid is that I think it should be connected to the rest of the countries grid as it helps with fluctuations.