Itsdijital

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by Itsdijital 8y ago
There's a lot of good evidence that correlates race and IQ. Even when controlling for as many factors as possible. To the best of our current scientific knowledge, this is a thing. Obviously this is an excellent source of ammo for raci
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
I present to you three small companies. All three provide the same type of service. One has an average worker IQ of 80, the next 100, and the last 120. Which one would you feel most confident in using?
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
Except (hopefully) when you are interacting with someone on your field of expertise. I'm sure everyone here has run into someone talking about a topic with great confidence, a topic you yourself are actually intimately knowledgeable of
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
When I was younger we used to go to these warehouse parties in the industrial zones of the city. Nobody was anywhere around after 8 so it was pretty much a free for all. Anyway they would set up these massive speakers and absolutely blast t
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
It's 4-8 single serving sized packages of candy a month. That's insane.
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
Can someone explain what are the (technical) challenges to solving this? I feel like it shouldn't be too hard, and should go hand in hand with modernizing the phone system.
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
IIRC the efficiency is hilariously bad. It's something like 100W of EUV light takes 1,000,000W (1MW) to produce.
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
I feel like if you had the resources to implement something like this, you would also have the resources to mask where you are phoning home to.
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
It's not a micro, but there are microcontrollers that are comparable in size. An AVR ATtiny20 is available in a 1.5mm x 1.4mm package. That's just about a 2mm^2 footprint, it's totally insane.
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
In 2015 there were AI experts claiming that a computer wouldn't beat a 9-dan pro at go for at least another decade. It happened a year later.
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
Trees don't refract and reflect light.
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
>Then a single dead pedestrian changes all the news articles and the opinions change. Frankly, it didn't change my opinion at all. As far as I can tell, Uber is a train wreck of a company. When I first read the story I was kind of s
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
They most likely are holding it back for a bigger media event where they will show them off and every tech blog on the internet will run a story about them.
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
Here'a post a made on reddit a few years ago about this very problem. I think its pretty relevant here and just about anywhere else that does cutting edge research: "I want to expand on this because it is a point so often overlook
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
Years ago before a long motorcycle trip I made a nice setup to use google maps while riding for the trip. A custom mount, ran all the charging cables, NFC tag and tasker profile so it knows when it's mounted. I used it for 3 days befor
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
I wouldn't say you're disagreeing because my point wasn't that duplex is useless/won't be used for this stuff. It was that booking tables is small outgrowth of a much larger project. Duplex is as much about reservat
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
Guys, c'mon, Google didn't make Duplex so that it could revolutionize restaurant reservations. Everyone here is getting so hung up on how there are better/other/existing ways to book a table. Of course there are, but tha
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by Itsdijital 8y ago
Good 'ole HF http://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2004/03/03/thi...
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by Itsdijital 9y ago
How traders pump and dump sub 50 btc volume coins is a more accurate title. Manipulating a coin with 1k+ volume is significantly harder.
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by Itsdijital 9y ago
This would be way worse for google than amazon.
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by Itsdijital 9y ago
Although I'm a bit of a biased (dumped btc) hypocrite (made good money from it), bitcoin kinda needs to die. There are vastly superior alternatives that improve on btc in pretty much every way. Bitcoin has got the name though, so peopl
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by Itsdijital 9y ago
The programming mode is invaluable to me. I do a lot of embedded stuff and it is an absolute godsend. If any knows any other good simple programs for bitwise operations and binary conversion then I'm all ears.
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by Itsdijital 9y ago
Android release?
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by Itsdijital 9y ago
siacoin is relatively slow, it took me ~2 minutes to upload 40mb of stuff. But really it's meant to be cold storage and at $2/mo/TB it isn't that bad. The speeds will also increase with adoption.
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by Itsdijital 9y ago
You have to use hydroflouric acid. No thanks, I'm out http://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2004/03/03/thi...
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by Itsdijital 10y ago
Hackaday just had this post yesterday https://hackaday.com/2017/04/16/mangling-images-with-audio-e...
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by Itsdijital 10y ago
>ASICBOOST is both patented China be like, lol "patented"
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by Itsdijital 10y ago
I'm in the same boat. I actually even have a gpm/ytr subscription paid through 2019 already (I bought a ton of $5/mo coupons and redeemed them all). Despite that, I'm thinking about getting a spotify sub anyway. The musi
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by Itsdijital 10y ago
This is probably what we will end up doing because it is the only one that is really viable without insane energy/time requirements. Everything else proposed would require an engineering project many many orders of magnitude greater th
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by Itsdijital 10y ago
A long time ago I had an experience not with datura, but a close relative - benedryl (both are dissociatives). Came home after rolling on ecstasy all night and wanted to go to bed. It's not that easy though after taking a bunch of stim

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