The article discusses the author's experience running the AI tool DeepSeek R1 locally on a MacBook Pro, emphasizing its capacity for detailed problem-solving and reasoning. It highlights an example of energy-efficient travel to Mars, showcasing how the AI engages in a thoughtful thought process. The author appreciates the iterative nature of the AI's responses and provides supplementary instructions for utilizing R1 effectively. Overall, the article reflects on the potential of AI in education and exploration, paralleling its style with Stephen Wolfram's educational approach.
Wait, the question mentioned something about orbiting the Sun. Mars and Earth both orbit the Sun, so maybe instead of going directly to Mars, we could transfer from an Earth orbit to a Martian orbit.
I think Mars is about 225 million miles away at its closest point. That's a huge distance compared to other planets like Venus or Jupiter, so efficiency must be really important here.
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