FrojoS

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   by FrojoS 6y ago

   Kw is power. Do you mean kwh?
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   by FrojoS 6y ago

   How far we have come from the days when people here argued that Tesla was dead the moment one of the big old car manufacturers was starting to build electric cars in earnest.
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   by FrojoS 6y ago

   The people getting vaccinated right now are those that are, by far, most at risk. Every single extra vacation right now has a high chance of saving a life, which is much less true for the vaccinations that are administered when reaching the
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   by FrojoS 6y ago

   Cars are most dangerous for pedestrians, cyclists and bikers.
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   by FrojoS 6y ago

   Your scenario is not founded in reality. Few problems that involve computers are limited by or can primarily be solved by computer technology. In your example, one of the main challenges is that every missile defense system can be overwhel
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   by FrojoS 6y ago

   Try VTOL VR It blew my mind You have physical buttons in your cockpit. It really feels like being in a plane. No flight stick required. Everyone interested in the potential of VR should check this out: https://youtu.be/LQT6s
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   by FrojoS 6y ago

   With the current satellites it can’t work in the middle of the ocean due to a lack of ground stations.
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   by FrojoS 6y ago

   Currently (beta) it only works at the registered address (30mile radius I believe). However, this is certainly not a technological limitation, since SpaceX has demonstrate use in airplanes already.
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   by FrojoS 6y ago

   You had to stop walking because of the pandemic?
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    'Oldest' Baby Ever Born Is a 28-Y-Old Record-Breaker Almost as Old as Her Mother(sciencealert.com)

    1 points by FrojoS 6y ago|0 comments
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    Makes you wonder what would have happened to our cities if they hadn’t build those oversized roads. Maybe the cars would have never entered the city in such large numbers.
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    Exactly what I was thinking. In a very small way many of us tried to help with this problem back in the day. Makes it feel even more important. Now I'm waiting for the equivalent news about SETI@Home ;-)
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    Bell Labs invented the transistor. Now this. Monopoly money at its best!
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    My understanding is, that it's always 100 new structures, which is a small fraction of the total structures identified in that year. The reason why the top score in one year, can be lower than in the previous year, is that the test (th
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    Is that true? I thought fundamentally, the simulation tries to find the state of lowest energy, which is defined by physics. So, your result can be better than the data set used for training.
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    Synthetic carbon based fuels for instance could be made green house gas neutral. It's just not economical so far.
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    edit: It seems like the answer to my question is actually more or less in this article: https://deepmind.com/blog/article/alphafold-a-solution-to-a-... "Since DNA specifies the amino acid sequences that compr
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    Helles = Lager
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    A lot of things need critical mass. Being able to fly now and then increases my quality of life. Quitting flying won't lead us into a future of carbon free air travel, but legislation might.
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    I had no idea. Where can I read more about this please?
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    The M1 has an L1 cache with less than 0.5 KB per core and an L2 with about 4 MB shared by all cores. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_M1
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    If you had a second stealth account to join discussions Im sure its plenty stimulating. But even just reading might be enough. HN is full of lurkers who spend an insane amount of time here. edit: Im not saying the moderators have stealth ac
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    If you see how hard of a time publishers have to get their games running on the wide range of Windows PCs, especially at release, it's easy how they don't want to add a second operating system to the requirements as well.
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    I don't see how slow flying would be a problem. Low flying certainly is, but current air defense systems have taken out cruise missiles. Of course the systems don't always succeed and they can be overwhelmed by swarms. https:&#x2
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    SEAD is nothing new. Doesnt mean it is always effective. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suppression_of_Enemy_Air_Defen...
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    While Azerbaiujan was extremely successful in using this drone technology, it might not have worked as well, had Armenia proper air defense systems.
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    There was a large scale conventional war between Azerbajan and Armenia that just ended today. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Nagorno-Karabakh_war Azerbajan won. https://edition.cnn.com/2020/11&
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    Those numbers are insane! Are they really per year? Every year, one in a thousand loggers die? When using paper you often hear warning about saving the forest, but it seems there is a big blood toll as well.
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    I think he/she is talking about Guam.
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    by FrojoS 6y ago

    On the other hand, if the Windows version works fine with Vulcan, why go through the trouble of making a Linux version?