I can be persuaded Jackdae makes sense, we consume a lot of LNG from America which is more co2 intensive and expensive than getting it out the north sea, and Jackdaw will primarily be used for that. Rosebank however has no such excuse, it would be used exclusively for selling crude oil to the global market and isnt replacing anything, thats the one to watch if it gets approved.
And electoral reform, and ending rough sleeping. What a lazy start.
Bit of a silly article, Its premise is that demand doesnt increase cost for electricity because between 1980 and 2000 demand increased by 70% and price didnt rise (inflation adjusted). But it doesnt mention that oil prices were at their peak in 1980 and then fell by more than 70% over the next two decades.
So its hardly surprising that prices didn’t rise despite the growth in demand.
Its very unlikely you will have any success decompiling things with such a small model, unfortunately this is a case where you need a cloud hosted model.
Just think, if you work hard you might be able to get up to the level of understanding arguments that has been displayed there!
Thanks for that, very useful point promoting interesting discussions.
Is a dishwasher a tool for washing dishes or automation of dish washing? If it’s a tool then I don’t see how LLMs aren’t, in both cases you do some set up, tell it to go, and inspect the result for if its acceptable. If its automation then it shows that automation can be a good thing when done well and the moral panic around it is just “its bad when the thing I like as an educated person is automated”.
The only bit that seems controversial is the praising of the Confucian institutes, that is suspect. But “Brexit was a hindrance”, “win-win trade is good” and “Chinese students in the UK is good actually” are hardly controversial points for anyone who isn’t an outright nutter.