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 picture of a notebook page. there is a diagram illustrating a passive energy
 plant that utilizes concave mirrors to focus sunlight onto a copper basin which
 has water in it.
 
 the water boils from the heat and rises upward, spinning a turbine in order to
 charge batteries or generate power for other uses.
 
 every night, the left-over sediments must be brushed from the basin, for if
 they build up they will not conduct heat from the copper as well.
 
 can also be used to distill water in a pinch, however keep in mind that
 distilled water is unsafe to drink because your body will be depleted of
 essential mineral salts. however it can purify the water in order to remove
 toxic heavy metals or plastic pollution, and minerals can be added in later.
picture of a notebook page. there is a diagram illustrating a passive energy plant that utilizes concave mirrors to focus sunlight onto a copper basin which has water in it.  the water boils from the heat and rises upward, spinning a turbine in order to charge batteries or generate power for other uses.  every night, the left-over sediments must be brushed from the basin, for if they build up they will not conduct heat from the copper as well.  can also be used to distill water in a pinch, however keep in mind that distilled water is unsafe to drink because your body will be depleted of essential mineral salts. however it can purify the water in order to remove toxic heavy metals or plastic pollution, and minerals can be added in later.

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 picture of a notebook page illustrating a carbon-neutral air conditioning
 system.
 
 the system is primarily comprised of two deep holes (as deep as a well) with a
 metal pipe around the walls in order to keep water out.
 
 these holes are connected at the bottom, forming a "U" shape. At the top, there
 are two fans, one at the entrance and one at the exit, pushing hot air in and
 pulling cold air out.
 
 if this system is insufficient to cool the air (perhaps if a deep enough depth
 cannot be reached) then lateral pipes can be added which circulate air for a
 longer period of time, and cause the hot air which rises to be circulated
 longer than the cold air which sinks.
 
 it can only get as cold as the bowels of the earth will allow, but that's
 plenty cold enough for human comfort. no matter how hot the air gets, if the
 pipes are long enough they will reach the coldest temperature possible, however
 that temperature is never going to be so cold as to freeze water, for example.
picture of a notebook page illustrating a carbon-neutral air conditioning system.  the system is primarily comprised of two deep holes (as deep as a well) with a metal pipe around the walls in order to keep water out.  these holes are connected at the bottom, forming a "U" shape. At the top, there are two fans, one at the entrance and one at the exit, pushing hot air in and pulling cold air out.  if this system is insufficient to cool the air (perhaps if a deep enough depth cannot be reached) then lateral pipes can be added which circulate air for a longer period of time, and cause the hot air which rises to be circulated longer than the cold air which sinks.  it can only get as cold as the bowels of the earth will allow, but that's plenty cold enough for human comfort. no matter how hot the air gets, if the pipes are long enough they will reach the coldest temperature possible, however that temperature is never going to be so cold as to freeze water, for example.

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 @user-1271                                                                       │
 I can help with that.                                                            │
 I recommend looking at Ollama, which runs an HTTP server on your local machine   │
 (hope you have a decent graphics card)                                           │
 then, script some behavior you'd like to implement using Lua and the LuaSockets  │
 library. Also dkjson to handle the json parts.                                   │
 then, all you have to do is construct a prompt based on the variables and        │
 desired input/output and push it into a json packet and send it to the HTTP      │
 server. It's less complicated than it sounds.                                    │
 what you want it to do and your implementation for it is the hard part. But      │
 perhaps this project of mine will get you started:                               │
 (I can copy-paste it too if you'd like)                                          │
 just... don't make a chatbot. chatbots are useless to work on because there's    │
 already so many of them.                                                         │
 much better I think to use the LLM to process arbitrary information with an      │
 unpredictable form into more predictable patterns which can be utilized          │
 programmatically.                                                                │
 Feel free to ask any questions. Do keep in mind that training LLMs is            │
 unethical, but using them is whatever.                                           │
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some lua code illustrating a VERY simple Ollama generation function.

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 │ CW: technology-and-violence │                                                  │
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 New technology is wonderful and beautiful and is the most concrete example of    │
 human progress and ingenuity.                                                    │
 but just as a hammer is more useful than a rock for applying blunt force to      │
 objects, so too is that hammer more useful for applying blunt force to people.   │
 if the people who held the hammers and rocks were kind and just, perhaps they    │
 would use them to scare off rattlesnakes and build homes with planks and nails.  │
 if the people who held the new technology wanted to kill you, then perhaps they  │
 would use them to kill you.                                                      │
 there is no greater threat to the powerful than the dissolution of the           │
 hegemonic culture they use to oppress us into conforming to their will.          │
 thus, those who resist, whether that be a punk burning an American flag or an    │
 Iranian woman walking down the street with her hair in the sun, are a threat to  │
 them.                                                                            │
 they will use the technology they control to fight us.                           │
 when we fight them, expect unknown dangers.                                      │
 EDIT: oh wait I forgot bullets - those are a bigger threat                       │
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 😑 🚿 warm showers on a cold morning
 🥰 🚿 cold showers after a hot day
 
 brb taking a shower 😉
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 │ CW: situational-awareness │
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 do you know where the closest hospital is? grocery store? gas station? ATM?
 
 can you find one in an unfamiliar area based on the patterns that cities are
 typically laid out as?
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 I know how you might be feeling. If you haven't hear from someone you care
 about and it's eating you up inside, imagine them succeeding. helps me feel
 better.
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