In theory, you could rent a truck for the 1% of the time you need it.
Yeah but then you can't put a snorkel on it and extraction boards and expedition gas cans so you can advertise how adventurous you are in your spare time.
Readit Newstristanb commented on Ford Has Steered Its Former EV Truck and Plant Plans in to a Ditch 512pixels.net/2025/12/for... · Posted by u/zdw
tristanb commented on Two things LLM coding agents are still bad at kix.dev/two-things-llm-co... · Posted by u/kixpanganiban
Three - CSS.
Sending people back to their home country, especially when 50% are criminals, is not the same as the holocaust. Comparing it to such is disgusting and insulting to the actual victims of Nazi violence.
ICE is often operating in a racist and dehumanizing way, but it is nowhere near the level of organized atrocity that it is regularly compared to.
50% are criminals? Do you have a source for that?
tristanb commented on Websites hosting major US climate reports taken down apnews.com/article/climat... · Posted by u/geox
Got any sources for that bro?
tristanb commented on Freight rail fueled a new luxury overnight train startup freightwaves.com/news/how... · Posted by u/Ozarkian
I wish someone would bring back the Snow train that used to go SF -> Sugarbowl.
An important note not mentioned in this announcement is that Claude 4's training cutoff date is March 2025, which is the latest of any recent model. (Gemini 2.5 has a cutoff of January 2025)
https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/about-claude/models/overv...
Nice - it might know about Svelte 5 finally...
tristanb commented on OpenAI looked at buying Cursor creator before turning to Windsurf cnbc.com/2025/04/17/opena... · Posted by u/mfiguiere
Oh man - I love Windsurf, but only use Claude in there. This doesn't sound like great news to me.
tristanb commented on The Last Drops of Mexico City mexicocitywater.longlead.... · Posted by u/anarbadalov
How are we doing with next-gen solar desalination?
Or has all science been defunded at this point?
https://news.mit.edu/2022/solar-desalination-system-inexpens...
I know some US warships have massive desalination plants onboard, are they nuclear powered? Can we use the new micro-nuclear-reactors to power those for cities?
Desalination plants produce a lot of brine, which you need to dispose of. You can't just put it back in the sea without killing marine life. It's not a simple problem to solve.
tristanb commented on Cities can cost effectively start their own utilities kevin.burke.dev/kevin/nor... · Posted by u/kevinburke
I am so sick of PG&E - our energy bills are nearly $1,000/mo. It's absolutely bonkers.