Jabbles

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by Jabbles 3y ago
The link in the post already has a filter after 2023: https://scholar.google.fr/scholar?hl=fr&as_sdt=0%2C5&as_ylo=...
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by Jabbles 3y ago
The link in the post is https://scholar.google.fr/scholar?hl=fr&as_sdt=0%2C5&as_ylo=... Which already filters after 2023.
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by Jabbles 3y ago
> Given the choice between having a team of 3 people working under me or 1000 dedicated H100s for my work, I’d have to think for a little bit. But the exact numbers are important. An H100 is ~$2/hour [1], so 1000 is $16M/year (
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by Jabbles 3y ago
> Then, from the article, others can reuse the username too. This sounds like a potential security hole. You have to be sure that your contact hasn't reset their username as you add them. Or maybe that's what the username regis
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by Jabbles 3y ago
Is it possible to pay for a private Covid vaccine? In which country? Or are all countries still only allowing the most vulnerable to be vaccinated?
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by Jabbles 3y ago
Did you read the link you posted? Specifically the update at the top?
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by Jabbles 3y ago
Surely you would suspect any photo of being photoshopped? Satellites take millions of "photos" around the world every day, and combined with local measurements, we have a pretty accurate record of how the sea level around Manhatta
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by Jabbles 3y ago
Sea levels are rising primarily because the sea is warming, and water, like most substances, expands as it heats up. Global warming does not affect every place on Earth evenly, that's partly why the phrase "climate change" is
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by Jabbles 3y ago
Helium's lifting capability is proportional to the density of the atmosphere, which is very low on Mars.
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by Jabbles 3y ago
I misread my source, I am off by 2 orders of magnitude. Please disregard.
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by Jabbles 3y ago
x10 -> 200,000,000 kilos
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by Jabbles 3y ago
> According to the PCA, it takes around 50 million gallons of fresh water to move a vessel through one of the locks. That's ~2e5 tons of fresh* water per ship. To add some perspective, the largest nuclear desalination plant in the w
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by Jabbles 3y ago
If you have 1e4 machines and run a global video distribution network it might be worth an engineer's salary to look into it. Or if you're implementing a feature in the standard library of a widely used language, the effects of you
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by Jabbles 3y ago
As that article says, approximate classical algorithms "can find solutions for extremely large problems (millions of cities) within a reasonable time which are with a high probability just 2–3% away from the optimal solution." Alt
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by Jabbles 3y ago
That foundation isn't particularly strong: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ex_post_facto_law
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by Jabbles 3y ago
There has been one reported event of an explosion in 22 years of use. There have been no reports of injury or death. I wonder what the total negative health consequences of not being able to use all those MRI machines until they are servi
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by Jabbles 3y ago
Perhaps using a log-scale y-axis would help!
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by Jabbles 3y ago
The same could be said of Airbnb or Etsy, where the original vision of individual, personal inventory was displaced by more profitable, professionally managed, mass produced entities.
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by Jabbles 3y ago
The article says "Every year, each one is expected to generate 80 GWh of electricity.", which is actually only 9.1MW or 57%.
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by Jabbles 3y ago
For comparison, there are plans to build individual 16MW wind turbines: https://newatlas.com/energy/worlds-biggest-wind-turbine-ming... Though its average throughput is likely to be 10MW due to the non-optimal wind. T
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by Jabbles 3y ago
From that link: Our simulation also shows that wearing a mask can effectively reduce the spread of the viruses.
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by Jabbles 3y ago
I guess it depends how much you want to believe them, but they deny this in their FAQ: https://developers.google.com/fonts/faq/privacy#:~:text=For%... .
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by Jabbles 3y ago
https://w3w.me.ss/ collects examples of bad experiences with W3W. It is linked in the paper.
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by Jabbles 3y ago
To anyone interested in learning physics, I suggest reading https://www.susanrigetti.com/physics Do not try to learn anything from the submitted article, it promotes a, shall we say, "non-traditional" view of phys
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by Jabbles 3y ago
Alfred Nobel's? :)
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by Jabbles 3y ago
The president orders a massively impactful change and various processes in the company work to make sure it is safe before launching it. Sounds fine to me. If the president were told "this is risky, we have to verify that nothing will
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by Jabbles 3y ago
Your markdown is messed up: User Interface (UI)](user-interface) + [benefits
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by Jabbles 3y ago
> as well as a ton of navigational utility Surely this utility was only ever useful for sailors, and these days not even them?
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by Jabbles 3y ago
The builtin clear() will handle cases like deleting NaN from a map.
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by Jabbles 3y ago
Facebook has ~a billion or so~ users and is worth ~$500B. Reddit has ~hundreds of millions of~ users and is not worth anything like that. Why? Facebook's content is provided by all its users for free? So if Reddit can figure out a way

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