For all of my adult life I didn’t shave my face because I thought it would give me rashes.
Took me 9 years to figure out it was an allergic reaction to the aftershave
@IaimforGOAT that would be soo sick. I would love to build a bonsai nursery, fully automated and with digital twins which users can "perform" maintenance on, after the advent of AGI. A cyberpunk-shinto project
turns out that shifting personal away from building software to assembly instead of hiring dedicated assembly personal is a sign your employer is on its way to insolvency
There are memetic traps. Context meshed deeply within peoples mind, somehow it’s embedded itself in there, a mental ulcer. They easily activate and shortcut decision making, prematurely restricting the solution space and ever increasingly clinging to it, pretending to have built an Eden, while in fact it lacks any foundation to qualify as a good solution.
My favorite pet peeve is shipping containers turned into homes. One container isn’t enough, so you’ll weld multiple containers together, it needs insulation or else it will get hot like a furnace in the sun, windows need to be cut, the structure might need reinforcement. So much energy is spent trying to bend it to the will, to make it fit, why fight an uphill battle?
The goal has never been to find a smart solution, which matches the requirements so perfectly things just make sense and everything falls into place effortlessly, the goal was to build a shipping container home. And I think that is disgusting.
People get agitated over that but the issue with the quoted example isn’t that it’s AI slop, it is that it has been human slop before and AI is just an amplifier of that.
Be aware of memetic traps. Don’t fall for them
someone vibe coded a 3d city where every github developer is a building
more commits = taller building.
more repos = wider base.
lit windows = recent activity
Chemical iron extraction from broad range of ore quality, less energy intensive and cheaper than traditional methods.
What's the downside/shortcomings?
Whats the tradeoff that made people decide against such approach?
https://t.co/Yt8csDWVRM
As the reason why this hasn’t been done before (at scale at least) another video stated that it wasn’t economically viable.
The process relies on ion exchange membranes which historically had enormously hgihtprices.
The innovation comes from a new recipe to create those membranes which are cheaper while also being more resitant to the fouling.