Tlaloc_Temporal

I like the idea, but the implementation is stilted at best.

I think Mars is still an oxide planet. Surely a petrofying planet would be carbonic, like Titan?

It would be a very comfortable ride though. It’s already more comforable than airplanes, and I was stuck behind freight trains most of the way.

There should be a short explaination of what and why the shaders need to be processed over several launches.

Alternate universe with Digong and Seetrio.

That’s exactly what a Freudian slip is though; is his mind, Canada and State are close enough to mistake.

I combined Space Race (no purple or yellow science before a planetary science) and Keeping Your Hands Clean (No Biter Base kills without Artillery) with a 10x science cost. Almost ran out of iron before launching a space platform, had to import iron from space to keep things running. Also a Lazy Bastard run.

Doing that with Pyanodon’s would be nuts, especially with the Biter Expansion changes comming in 2.1.

Why not train a model on exactly one work (effectively encoding the work in the model)? Is the ability to produce something else an argument against copyright infringement?

If the definition of AI is broad enough, train a video encoder and make the act of viewing a video file copyright stripping!

This specific one works fine for me, but I have seen this behaviour before.

Does it have something to do with network connectivity? I have a somewhat aggressive DNS blocking system, which breaks some uploads. Does the direct embed need some connection that visiting the site directly doesn’t? Is there a delay that makes the embed think the link is dead?

Yeah, outlines like subway lines where each colour is visible the entire way would ne nice. Might be a bit thick in some places though.

On one hand, we’re quite socialist compared to the states. On the other hand, I think the last time we as a country could be said to be proud of what socialist things we do have is near a century ago.

Because checking a billion proteins for the shape we want is a hardware problem, and the hardware for doing that is very slow and expensive. If we can fold proteins using software, we can try billions of proteins far faster and cheaper. We could probably work backwards too, reducing the search space from billions to millions.

Ask fusion researchers, they’ve been maintaining a 30 year difference for decades.

I tend to have the opposite problem, where I get recommended to go 3 km along a road with a speed limit twice my maximum speed and only a 2ft sidewalk on one side (that sometimes disappears).

I think the industrial standards would be more relevant to a discussion about how industries operate than the language spoken. They could switch to Peruvian tomorrow, but the industry would stay the same.

About as well as a swarm of locusts turning to cannibalism after all the plants are eaten.

We are too fucking close to falling in the same hole. We’ve been importing US politics on a 5-10 year delay for 60 years, and I hope the nightmare below the 49th finally makes enough of us choose a different path.

A lot of the NDP voters I know both voted Liberal this election and regret doing that. The best part of this seems to be that the NDP seems to have woken up and started to be a party again.

As if oil companies aren’t the tip of the spear of anti-renewable propaganda and climate change denial.

Doing political things, like attending town hall meetings or party fundraisers, could count for tax rebates like donations do, and a certain amount of days off work each year could be required to be available for such things.

Election days could be national holidays, and local election days local holidays.

If being poor or being required to work is really that much of an issue, I’m sure a billionaire could afford 60k UBI for ten thousand people.