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Isinlor
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You will also encounter issues here. Transistor is a sensor. It detects voltage on the base pin. Transistor density and so sensor density on a modern CPU is really high. In fact modern CPU transistor density is 3 orders of magnitude higher
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As UmbertoNoEco says, CPUs absolutely are actuators controlling flow of electrons. In fact a single transistor is both a sensor and actuator. In fact you can use them to do things they were not designed to do like trough row hammer: https:
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Sure, no argument here. But the question "Can a CPU experience qualia?" can not be answered by saying: "no, because CPU computation exists on some platonic ideas plane". Computation is physical both in brain and in silic
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Super Mario World is on Earth, unless you run it on ISS.
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It's impossible to not be embodied. Controlling CPU and other hardware like motherboard and computer screen is an embodiment. Why would moving physical objects like electrons by micro meters not be good enough, but by meters it would?
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Polish language and Polish culture, heavily influenced by French Enlightenment, also accepts use of word rationalism from empirical perspective. Rationalism ( https://sjp.pwn.pl/sjp/racjonalizm;2573228.html ): 3. "
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The meaning of the word can change and it will change sooner or later, in Anglo-sphere or somewhere else. Historically, the meaning of "rationalism" changed both trough time and cultures. The way "rationalism" is being u
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Find me another person that has his expertise in business, finances, marketing, mass manufacturing and aerospace industry. Find me another car executive that would have been bold enough to do something like Tesla Giga Castings before Elon d
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The idea of shareholders sidelining Musk is crazy. Shareholders paid him tens of billions to stay after he wanted to step down as CEO after Model 3 push. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/apr/21/e
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They can stop themselves, but they need help with quitting addiction, not punishment for their illness. Also, alcohol is one of the worst drugs, but it is legal. > In the early 2000s, the monetary cost of alcohol-related crime in the Uni
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Elon from the very beginning wanted engineers to work as close to factory floor as possible. E.g. at SpaceX you can stand up from your cubicle and walk max couple of hundred of meters and have a look at the factory floor. Exactly the same p
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Should we put people in jail for obesity, smoking addiction or drinking addiction? The societal costs of these diseases is bigger than any of the illegal drugs. Handling of ill people should be the job of the health care system, not punitiv
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I see there a rant that others have compute and he doesn't. There is plenty of papers showing advance theory wise. Some even show that big compute is necessary like "A Universal Law of Robustness via Isoperimetry": > Class
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Eleuther.ai is just a bunch of random, but smart people without capital who decided on Twitter to recreate GPT-3. Recently they released GPT-NeoX-20B. They mainly coordinate on Discord. They got compute from some company for free. https:&#
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The car needs to stand somewhere over night. That's where you put a charging port. I live in Finland. No issue with charging next to my apartment block. Before I lived 4 years in Netherlands. Also, zero issues. Plenty of people chargin
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There is very strong economic incentive to reuse car batteries. A battery may loose 40% capacity. That's bad for a car, but perfectly fine for stationary electricity storage. Also, EU has "End of Life Vehicles Directive" sinc
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There is no diplomacy with Putin. What do you want to agree with a man who lied straight in the face of all western world leaders? A man who awards medals to soldiers committing crimes against humanity. Even Xi seems to be surprised at what
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She was proposed by EU Council and then elected by the parliament exactly as specified by the treaty: > Taking into account the elections to the European Parliament and after having held the appropriate consultations, the European Counci
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There are different power dynamics at play. First of all EU is not a state, not even a federal state, but an union of the member states. The main political power in EU resides with the member states. Most of EU countries are parliamentary d
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I'm curious what is your background to have this crazy to me ideas. Are you from some BRICS country? Russians with Austrians and Prussians have destroyed the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in 1795. They were forcing russification on us
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Germans were hoping that Ukraine will fall and they can go on doing business with Russia. Right after 2014 annexation of Crimea they decided to build Nord Stream 2. And they were laughing when USA, Poland, Baltics and Ukraine were telling t
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UK trained 22 000 Ukrainian army personnel starting from 2015. If I recall correctly they also delivered 2000 NLAWs before the start of the war. Ukrainian soldiers love NLAWs.
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As a Pole I really do not want to relay on EU members only in helping us defend against Russians. USA and UK have proven to be a lot better partners for Ukraine than France or Germany. 5000 helmets from Germany with a month of delay were re
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She was elected on 16th of July 2019 by the EU Parliament. There were 383 votes in favour of her nomination, 327 against and 22 abstentions. https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/hearings2019/commissi... The
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All leaders of the EU are elected. Either by direct vote, vote of the member states, or vote of the member states with approval of directly elected EU parliament.
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I don't see any explanation of why this language exists. Does it do something better than any other language?
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Poland and Ukraine had the same size economy in 1991 after collapse of the Soviet Union. Last year Polish economy was 3 times bigger than Ukraine. Ukrainians want the same economic success as Poland and they think that membership in EU was
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Not always, Russia lost war in 1920 with Poland. Russia was trying to give military support to communist movements in Europe going across Poland. While Poland was trying to restore lands occupied by Russia in partitions of Polish–Lithuanian
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Read my comments above in this discussion tree. > I agree that discussing who should and should not be in the government of an independent state is wrong. But annexing a piece of land is just on a completely different level. There is no
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