DaveZale

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   by DaveZale 1y ago

   beautiful content and design
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   by DaveZale 1y ago

   Molycorp was active 15 years ago. As I recall, it was owned by a Canadian magnet company at the time, with talk of a big investment by US based Carlyle forthcoming, which never happened. As a small investor, it was a painful time. They c
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   "done is better than perfect" - sheryl sandberg really?
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   Readme for programmers. Are these numbers true?(spiegel.de)

   2 points by DaveZale 1y ago|0 comments
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   Dark Side of the AGI Moon(japantimes.co.jp)

   3 points by DaveZale 1y ago|0 comments
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   by DaveZale 1y ago

   What a coincidence, just a few weeks ago, Arnold Schwartzenegger had advice to jot down notes about what to do tomorrow before going to bed at night. Just a few weeks ago in his Pump Club newsletter (it's free).
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   by DaveZale 1y ago

   extended release by intestinal absorption isn't hard to formulate, but requires special equipment caveat: alcohol ingestion can result in dissolving some enteric coatings, resulting in rapid release
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   by DaveZale 1y ago

   FWIW: I started a blog/website on neocities.org a few months ago, and found some webcrawler blockers- at least a couple dozen there at the time, but they needed to be uncommented. So I am using them to block the various crawlers, pre
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   thank you. I almost posted earlier but stopped myself, thinking, this discussion could be very divisive, you did it better. I just read a book about civic action, where a comment was made that suggested not thinking about left and right, b
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    agree. E pluribus unum, for sure
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    exactly. the talent was already here! Just more expensive.... less billions for CEOs the horror!
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    okay. I didn't read it, because of the title. Did we even have gen 1? Anyone?
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    Amazing go see this here! I just read the book "Civic Self Respect" - which strongly encourages civic action. I'll be sure to reread this post and study it's recommendations. Signed up. Thanks
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    maybe you could sell it to microsoft, don't they own l/i ?
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    Yes, Enron. Beware of "the smartest guys in the room" ... try to corner the market and monopolize it all while producing no tangible goods. No doubt AI will succeed in many areas. But what happens when stable quantum computers
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    my single family home went up 40% in market value during Covid. More property tax should be great for local govt coffers, right? Wrong! Now local govt is cash strapped again. So we have new ballot measures for providing kids with meals,
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    what are the current tariffs on solar panels? I've wanted to install home solar for years now. It's difficult in my area. At first, the salespeople would ghost me after learning I didn't want or need financing. Then they l
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    first time I've clearly heard that, "hallucinations are just errors." Why are AI errors anthropomorphized like that?
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    "Algocracy" and Democracy: Questions(noemamag.com)

    4 points by DaveZale 1y ago|0 comments
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    you are talking high cost emvironments, at least for the moment? Come on... show me a robot that can run a farm that grows organic produce at an affordable price. It is the lowest wage job out there. Automating it would make prices far ou
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    by DaveZale 1y ago

    Agree for almost all jobs, but some, like my fathers, was about crawling inside huge metal pieces to do precision machining. For unique piecework, it might not be economical to train AI. Surely equivalents to this exist elsewhere
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    thank you for this. A few hours ago a similar post on HN from world of data was shared, this one has more "granularity" w/r/t age rankings
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    will he also supply devices that simulate physical intimacy ahem [self-censored]
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    some interviews with Herbert, audio only https://archive.org/details/cfls_00001/cfls_00001_t01_a_acce...
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    oh this has me hooked, not tldr at all "Here, we formulate and compu- tationally simulate a fundamentally different hypothesis based on the nature of morphogenesis as a homeodynamic system working toward anatomical setpoints: that aging
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    also, they didn't like what the future looked like
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    which editors should be fired? You mean the scientific journal editors? As to the image, "The image shows two bright points, each representing a jet of high-energy particles emitted by one of the black holes. The black holes themselve
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    by DaveZale 1y ago

    Magnesium (Mg²+), the natural NMDA channel blocker, has an apparent dissociation constant (Ka/Ki) of roughly 2-3 mM (2,000,000-3,000,000 nM), making memantine ~1000x stronger at NMDA than Mg2+. Magnesium sure wears a lot of hats in our
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    In Figure 3 (left panel), we show a detail of Paper II: the primary black hole is at the center, and the secondary black hole is at a PA of about 35°, at the distance of 20 μas from the primary black hole. https://iopscience.iop.
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    maybe this: One more flare happened since then, in 2022, but because of instrumental limitations, it was caught only at a prestage (M. J. Valtonen et al. 2023; M. J. Valtonen 2024). At the same time, more flares were discovered in historica