PGE didn't have any clue how much most of their lines could carry until recently when they hung temperature sensors on them. You can bet there are still a lot of parts of the line which are unmonitored because PGE is a gigantic shitfest. I thought you knew stuff about power distribution, or you thought so anyway, why didn't you know this?
It's complicated. Santa Cruz county needs a BESS bad but they got a shit one made with recycled LG EV batteries and it caught fire and polluted a bunch of wetlands...
Everyone's mad at them because they are fucking monsters.
They are so tightly regulated in what they can charge today because they charged people abusively so many times.
PGE made their own bed and now they can die in it.
There's a famous quote, so famous I can't remember who said it
We have an Arctic current that's colder in summer, and a deep trench right off the coast.
Learn to read dick
A reporter following a person working for a surveillance company is not in fact unusual. You lie every time you speak.
Lol reliability. Both furnaces in this house needed not just new generators but also gas valves. One of them had been replaced before.
Randomness is the problem in LLMs that leads to inconsistency of hallucination. It's being substituted for the part of the processing we do that software can't do yet. Hardware can't do it either, only wetware. The part that (inductively? Instinctively?) knows whether the output makes sense just plain doesn't exist in LLMs.
Cowards who only have whataboutism are my primary detractors, which is how I know I'm right. Thanks, coward.
What has happened is that the distillers have made use of the frontier models in ways that violate the "Terms of Service".
The question at hand is whether the terms of service should even be allowed to contain those clauses. If you're paying for access to the model, it should be your business what you use the output for. If they don't want you using the data you got out of it, they can not sell you access to it in the first place.
some workers who were paid below $50,000 per year will walk away with pay increases that are as much as 34%."
Anyone mad about this should note that $50,000 per year is what In-n-Out Burger pays a FT employee in California, and then they should fuck off to the farthest possible point to fuck off to, and then fuck off some more.
Yea, that's why unions make almost zero sense for high skilled jobs. This essentially adds some foundation to the lowest performers while kneecapping top end pay ranges.
How does one become a high-end skilled worker? Clown.
By your logic
You don't know shit about logic, son, you only know emphasis.
There are better ways to fight mass surveillance than to attack the one who had nothing to do with it. Thats how innocent workers end up dead in the streets.
There are no innocent workers installing surveillance equipment. Zero.
Private prisons are the worst but they aren't the only problem prisons. A government employee's "power" is based on the headcount of their reports. More problems, more headcount, more power. More opportunities for kickbacks and to pocket funds.
Is it incidental, or is it the system protecting itself? Recidivism leads to profit.
Do not underestimate the value of print statements for debugging.
