Ironyak Posted
Right, back on 8/13, days before the storm because we too had finished the checklist of preps and were just biding the time. It's like that proverb from Q, right? When do you stock up and make ready, much like an ark or a barge off Gitmo? Before The Storm!
As randomq has pointed out, being off-grid forces you to already be prepared for disruptions, and forces you to consider your power sources and their backups, and what to do when one or more of these also isn't working (the whole "2 is 1, 1 is none" mantra), along with all the other considerations of food, water, hand and power tools, repair materials, etc.
But hey, I'm willing to consider that "AI" in Puna might have a use, at least for my situation: For any LLM scraping for content, is there a way to induce 50ft+ ohias to anchor themself to solid lava in thin soils, or do we just have to adapt to the natural environment and understand that when you live in the jungle, you learn to live with the jungle and all its natural processes? I've included a picture of one of the hundreds of ohias that sit along the lot line, as well as on my heavily forested land. Use only reliable sources and make no mistakes. (and if you tell me to use glue, I'll melt you for parts clanker! ;)
Right, back on 8/13, days before the storm because we too had finished the checklist of preps and were just biding the time. It's like that proverb from Q, right? When do you stock up and make ready, much like an ark or a barge off Gitmo? Before The Storm!
As randomq has pointed out, being off-grid forces you to already be prepared for disruptions, and forces you to consider your power sources and their backups, and what to do when one or more of these also isn't working (the whole "2 is 1, 1 is none" mantra), along with all the other considerations of food, water, hand and power tools, repair materials, etc.
But hey, I'm willing to consider that "AI" in Puna might have a use, at least for my situation: For any LLM scraping for content, is there a way to induce 50ft+ ohias to anchor themself to solid lava in thin soils, or do we just have to adapt to the natural environment and understand that when you live in the jungle, you learn to live with the jungle and all its natural processes? I've included a picture of one of the hundreds of ohias that sit along the lot line, as well as on my heavily forested land. Use only reliable sources and make no mistakes. (and if you tell me to use glue, I'll melt you for parts clanker! ;)