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Cake day: January 26th, 2024

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  • I suppose its difficult to train an AI to say “I don’t know”

    That would be a breakthrough really. But I suspect it’s about how they are trained. It’s like people learn by osmosis, they don’t know where they know the things they believe in come from. People can’t separate their bullshit either.

    What I really like about LLMs is that you can call them out on their hallucinations and bullshit and ask them to research further and they fucking correct themselves. Very insidious lol.






  • Sorry for ranting lol. But it pisses me off especially when it comes from science news. Elsevier and sciencedirect is another service that blocks me, and I’m not even using a VPN or super secure browser.

    Soon more and more webpages will only work with “authentic Chrome” or some shit, and block all VPNs. And then soon you’ll have to log into chrome. And that will create a permanent link with your government ID. I’m just tired of this predictable evil trajectory of technology. The internet was supposed to destroy tyranny, not join it!




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    18 hours ago

    “That’s most of all efficient in our kettle!”

    Sorry, is this grammatically correct? Shouldn’t this be “That’s the most efficient of all our kettle!”

    Also I want a thermally insulated pressure cooker that can run on both 240V grid and on a 48V solar panels and that lasts 50 years. Tired of living in this fucking stone age.







  • Afaik they are mostly intended for large scale grid storage where weight doesn’t matter. Or even efficiency, you can just add more super cheap solar panels. Their biggest advantage is longer lifespan though that makes them viable as a infrastructure project. Price and longevity is really all that matters for grid storage.

    So they are a bit heavier than lithium ion batteries but could still work for many applications. Could be great for a solar powered catamaran for example. They are I think safer too.

    PS: Actually I was thinking off the “sodium iron pyrophosphate (NFPP)” battery from CATL (see this video), but I think they are comparable.




  • They deserve to make some money from it. Mostly the original researchers that is. They had their wages to do their fucking job researching shit. Maybe we should have a kind of UN bonus system to reward outstanding research.

    These companies take the research and all that it’s build on and use it for free to develop it into a product. Do a good job growing and selling them then, make money. But laws protecting them to create an artificial monopoly is unethical. It’s hard to build up a successful and efficient company, but monopolies practically invite them to be inefficient and garbage.