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Indeed, they can not know quantitatively lifetime risk of COVID-19 after 24 months of observation. But we do know from clinical experience that COVID-19 is damaging a lot of people in very severe ways. I was also quoting data on long COVID
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There is also question of severity: > Whilst myocarditis can be life-threatening, most vaccine-associated myocarditis events have been mild and self-limiting [0]. The risk observed here is small and confined to the 7-day period following
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You should report it.
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Yes, it must be 0, but people are people. You get 10 000 employees, probably some 7-8 000 of them are men, so the remaining 2 000 women will receive a lot of crap. Proportionally more than if the split was 50/50, so SpaceX needs to adj
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They need to be able to do it on Mars, so the only options are solar or nuclear power.
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Everything from 3 blue 1 brown: https://www.youtube.com/c/3blue1brown Visualization of Quantum Physics (Quantum Mechanics): https://youtu.be/p7bzE1E5PMY history of the entire world, i guess: https:&#x
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You still have to deal with the precise definition of interpolation vs. extrapolation. And it does not matter what space you are using as long as you operate under the convex hull definition of interpolation vs. extrapolation you will need
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Depends on how you define interpolation and extrapolation. In high dimensional spaces basically everything is extrapolation including in pixel space and embedding space. > The notion of interpolation and extrapolation is fundamental in v
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You are bending words like regulation and tax to fit your preconceptions in way that disagrees with how other people understand them. Also, a simple tax can not solve the tragedy of the commons for fisheries as long as fishing will remain p
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Actually the opposite is true. Only trough regulation you can create nonviolent free market competition. Otherwise, you end up with military competition as the easiest way to win is to dominate and subjugate opponents trough raw force. Slav
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My prediction is that it will happen with 50% confidence before/after 2029. Or 50% confidence that it will be between 2026 and 2031. Basically they need to improve their driving software some 10 000x times. From driving 100km before sa
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There is plenty of natural "adversarial examples" to worry about. Like billboard with stop sign on it. https://youtu.be/-OdOmU58zOw?t=149
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Elon actually makes major decisions on engineering too e.g. switch from carbon to steel. Or pushing the idea of catching payload fairing and now boosters. Especially catching boosters is the type of crazy stuff that only Elon would have sto
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Universe depending on all real numbers would be uncomputable, because most real numbers are uncomputable. This follows from the fact that set of all Turing machines is countable (you can write an algorithm that lists all Turing machines), b
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This is Russell's teapot. You can not prove that infinite states do not exist. In fact, common models of physics assume possibility of infinite number of states by depending on formalism axiomatically assuming infinite sets (e.g. axiom
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Not if the definition of computing and uncomputable are from two different models of computation. For example, there are functions uncomputable by finite state machine, but that can be computed by a Turing machine. One can imagine that some
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You are asking a question that does not have an answer, because "exist" is not well-defined. But if you want to know whether an arbitrary JavaScript in your browser will stop or not, well you can not know that for all scripts peop
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Interesting aspect of the whole story seems to be institutional forgetfulness. People who made laws in 1919 knew why certain laws were made. 60 years later almost all of them were dead and people in power never experienced the issues earlie
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It would be a size of a tennis ball.
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If Germany will not commit to combustion engine phaseout their market will dwindle. Not only countries will be banning combustion engines, but major cities too. Also, probably by 2030 we will have big switch towards self-driving cars, by 20
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Both are extremely difficult. Especially, that going towards good UX involves vertical integration, and whole legacy car business is based on extensive supply networks.
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In Netherlands charging stations next to roads in local neighborhoods are pretty normal. Overall, most people probably will be charging while parked at work.
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I was misinformed on ITER as well. Based on popular science, my understanding was that they actually intend to produce some small amount of energy. I would not be surprised if journalists and politicians were similarly misinformed. E.g. CNB
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You can reach collectivism only trough authoritarianism. Do you know any collectivist society above 1 million people that was not authoritarian? Even China learned from the mistakes of collectivist ideas and moved towards socialist market e
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You cut off yourself from the whole PHP ecosystem. Hack has very small community (if any nowadays) compared to PHP. While Composer, Laravel and Symfony are very nice to work with.
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You should read about the Great Leap Forward and The Four Pests campaign that lead to the greatest famine in human history with up to 55 million people dead from starvation and bodies piling up on sides of roads. Chairman Mao Zedong launche
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ML is actually overthrowing some truism from classical statistics. Classical statistics did not predict double descent phenomena. The whole idea, that you should not have more parameters than data, was wrong.
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Tesla is saying that "It may do the wrong thing at the worst time, so you must (...) pay extra attention to the road. (...) Use FSD only if you will pay constant attention to the road, and be prepared to act immediately, (...)" An
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LIDAR will make this system inoperable in rain and snow. The vision has to be good enough to handle this type of situations with acceptable error rate. Also, sensor fusion is difficult - LIDAR does not see colors, Radar is just weird. Addin

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