Anotheroneagain

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by Anotheroneagain 3y ago
The problem is that warm lights just look dimmer than they are in reality, you need objectively much brighter warm light to see anything at all. 505nm is a commonly available wavelength that is very near the eye's peak sensitivity in t
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I mean they need to be pretty bright to be visible at all. Notice how red leds still look dim at night, but green blue are shining in the dark room. The eye can't adapt well to dim warm light. And that is the other reason. Those would
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by Anotheroneagain 3y ago
You could see the attackers just as well as they see you. I meant because of the annoyance that it would create. The problem with warm lights is that they are much harder to see in the dark. Maybe dim lights around 505nm would be a better i
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by Anotheroneagain 3y ago
No it's a horrible idea, imagine the lights turning on and off as people pass. No!
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The stochastic parrot has spoken. How dare you to doubt its words?
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What is the truth about OpenAI achieving some sort of "true" AGI?
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This is a natural monopoly, the tragedy of the commons is something else.
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No, that's impossible. Too much water makes it rot.
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It's a desert tree that rots when it gets too much rain. You could hardly find a much more suitable crop.
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Pistachio is a desert tree. They must be doing something wrong, if they need that much water.
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It's in part outright lies, in majority calling the healthy state defects and the defects the healthy state. Yes, the body accumulates it, because it needs it. The conspiracy isn't that corporations supress it, the conspiracy is t
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There is a couple of dubious quotes, the well documented fact that they cooked in it rather strongly implies that this belief wasn't widespread either. It really seems like the climate change debate, only that the deniers won, and thos
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Yes I do. Have you ever thought about that? Consider that literally everyone used to believe it was either benign or beneficial, (including western experts before they got expelled) used it for various purposes and noticed no ill effects. I
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I think this is a threat on its own. Education isn't everything, and may even backfire with dumb people. You know, there are people who are somewhat dumb, they figure a lot of things out, but they do know that they need a lot of help,
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If he wrote it today he would get banned from the platform.
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>I was going to call this post Cargo Culting but I think the term is inaccurate as much as it is antiquated. Everybody knows that clocks must be kept ticking, but nobody understands time. There is no agreement what time it is, what they
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by Anotheroneagain 3y ago
It got figured out, and people will figure it out once more, if needed. I wouldn't worry too much about it. A lot of it has never been seen as knowledge to be preserved and passed on, but something that somebody did based on a deeper u
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by Anotheroneagain 3y ago
It images a large patch of sky in 600megapixels at once. It's an overwhelmingly more valuable telescope by how much it gathers at once, JWST only captures a tiny dot, in similar resolution.
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It's a combination of calling the defects the healthy state, and making things up. Yes, healthy children will not want to play with the deficient children, and see them as low status. There is nothing undesirable about that, it seems t
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I suppose that muslims reject it because muhammad used galena powder as a medicine. It might be an excuse, though. Their heavy metal content is likely why people started using spices in the first place. They can't taste good without th
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Pretty much everyone picks food with heavy metals by taste. It's eve ("accidentally") added to e-cigarettes, to so that the people want to keep smoking.
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No, we see the consequences that it causes in young people: The loss of sense of priority, the loss of capacity for independent discovery and the judment of reasonableness, the disruption of normal thinking (leading to making things up, to
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And for some reason we thrived poisoned and are failing lead free....