Well I respect that, absolutely. I just don’t think I could do it.
And I don’t know, I guess I have a hard time letting go of reputation, like as a general concept. If you don’t retain some identity online, you lose that aspect of reputation.
Well I respect that, absolutely. I just don’t think I could do it.
And I don’t know, I guess I have a hard time letting go of reputation, like as a general concept. If you don’t retain some identity online, you lose that aspect of reputation.
God damn, well played.
Well done.
Did you try every letter up to “s”, or did you get it on the first try?
Well I think I speak for the youth when I say
Six seven six seven six seven six seven six seven six seven six seven six seven six seven six seven six seven…
Underated comment.
I think the word “if” is doing some heavy lifting there. I can’t really see it happening.
Does that not strike you as boring?
Like do you identify in any way with that moniker?
I feel like I would forget my username.
Back when I was in highschool I wanted a gamer tag that my friends would be embarrassed to lose to.
It started as simply cocopuff


I would think that ripping 1000L of water out of an environment in a day is going to have more immediate impacts than you eventually pissing on a cactus is going to fix…
Well… It all depends on what you do with the water. Are you sequestering it in some way or are you releasing it? I mean, if the community drank 1000 liters of water, then their next piss is 100% going to fix it. Even watering crops is just releasing the water.
just as damaging as removing 1000L of water a day from a lake and thinking the ecosystem will be fine because you’re going to sweat next to the dry lakebed.
Again, if you’re going to sweat 1000 liters, then go for it, I fully endorse this plan. Use as much water as you want, it’s fine unless you’re shipping it out.


If you plan on drinking the water, or cooking with the water, it’s going right back into the air after you pee or sweat and the water evaporates. Literally no damage done.
You cannot make the water actually disappear unless you use it in some kind of chemical reaction, and even then it may end up returning to water eventually.


I mean… whenever a price is dropping, that’s beating the odds, and your scoffing at a 95% price drop? We’ve had our first forays into reusable rockets, preserving booster stages, occasionally fairings. But when we have fully reusable rockets, from competing providers and in different payload size ranges, then it’s a whole different ballgame.
But I guess to your point, we’re probably looking at another 95% price drop over 25 years. (But who knows, maybe just 10-15)
Still, I think that is extremely significant!


Well, that’s not the strongest argument at the moment, the launch is a one time cost, and that cost is in the process of dropping dramatically. But don’t worry, there are a plethora of other reasons this is a bad idea.


Yeah, I mean take advantage of geothermal heating/cooling. It does seem obvious. The only actual advantage to space is the 100% solar availability, but that’s actually not a huge advantage in the grand scheme of things.


So we can do what? De solder the individual ram chips and populate them on custom dimms?
Pass.
It’s too late for all of these rack mounted, AI oriented products, those resources are already spent, they’re gone for us.
It’s like they took the world’s supply of high tech computer components and locked them in a room with a sign over the door that says “douchebags only”. And even if you got into that room, those components are only compatible with douchebag OS, so even if you completely cleared that room of douchebags, you still have to throw all their useless party favors in the dumpster.


Jesus fucking Christ, 288GB. And this is why I can’t have 16?


Such a great game!


I don’t believe you actually need any of that. The thing is, nuclear weapons are scary. When it comes to fear, actually capabilities barely figure in. Because what if it gets through anyway? What if the west sells them a super advanced delivery system? What if they try something we didn’t think of?
Better not risk it.
Jesus Christ… would you drop the pedantry? It’s childish.
I mean “what is an Ethernet port? Did you mean a RJ-45 port supporting Ethernet?” “What is an ATM machine, did you mean an ATM?”
Don’t be that fuckin guy.
I wonder what he could have possibly meant when he said an NVMe port?