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by OneDonOne 7mo ago
In the West you mean? The Asians seemto have this particular industrial aspect somewhat under control.
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by OneDonOne 7mo ago
The Chinese already have a 125e Small Modular PWR that would be excellent for small islands like those of the Caribbean. It is the Linglong-1 [0]. I believe the first one cost 800 million dollars. It will be interesting to see the price red
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by OneDonOne 2y ago
There is a missing link that shows the post-Apartheid behaviour - Paul Calder Le Roux. https://coinmarketcap.com/academy/article/satoshi-files-paul... It is all their when you include him: the unstable personal id
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by OneDonOne 2y ago
In 1986 and 2014, science (electron optics, nanoscopy/nanolasers) came first. Then the microscopy . Even 2017 won for 3D microscopy. What Nobel-worthy physics does thing do?
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by OneDonOne 2y ago
So do telescopes. Has anyone every won a Nobel for a telescope?
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by OneDonOne 2y ago
What Nobel-worthy physical, chemical, or biological process has been solved/discovered in silico?
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by OneDonOne 2y ago
What do computer programs have to do with physics?
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
Not all of us are able to, or want to, use ebooks. Especially textbooks where one may be going back and forth through chapters fairly frequently. Simply saying "muh Libgen" ignores how most people , especially teenagers, study. Fo
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
If any of this is true: 1. Why haven't renewable solutions solved Germany's energy crisis? 2. Why didn't Germany experience its current problems while its nuke pants were operating? 3. Why has Germany been opening dirty ligni
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
Not to sound like some sort of Pale Moon absolutist, but, I feel like the frontend changes were too much. And 3 years without Firefox biggest selling point is painful. It hurts. It really hurts. The only reason I haven't sold my soul
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
There was no need for that "redesign". None. There is a distinct possibility that older Firefox could be in use today without issue. People must learn when to just leave certaon features alone.
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
No new ideas have been advanced in anything reported here. A state machine change state is all that is going on here. What I'd like to know is why should anyone care about this preprint? Nothing has been stated on how this software wil
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
>A lot of people exercise their intellectual, economic, or political freedoms by rejecting others' efforts to gain the same things. Could you please explain what the above has to do with a Large Languange Model?
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
A bigger Chinese Room - is still a Chinese Room. We already went through this with ELIZA 60 years ago
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
Thank you for the correction. Let me swap it out for Zambia
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
If any colonialism is being done, it certainly is not being done by China. The "China.Debt Trap" nonsense has been.debunked too many times to count. As cited below. https://www.theatlantic.com/international/ar
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
So Tanzania,Kenya, Rwanda, Ghana, Togo, Botswana, Seychelles, Mauritius etc. don't exist? At the end of the day, South Africa was always a basket case. Massive defense industry trying build Peacekeeper missiles and Apache type helps. D
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
Then you must have a very interesting definition of reggae. This piece has no skank. It actually arpeggiates on the 4 beat, and is played by a percussion instrument, instead of the usual Fender Jazz electric guitar. Also, none of the,drumbe
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
I thought it was the short stories "Sunken Gardens" and "Cicada Queen" by Bruce Sterling from his Shaper/Mechanist universe. Oh well.
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
In this case we have a documented history of the origins of reggae music as an outgrowth from ska and reggae. This includes confirmation of the genre's post-Independence origins. So I'm not sure what this "Indian Origin of Re
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
Citation Needed.
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
I've been hearing about this influence for,"years". But if you were to ask any of my classmates, co-workers or the guy who lives up the road from me - they'd laugh in your face. Rastafarianism may have been influenced In
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
Yes, but then comes the question - who mentored.the mentor?
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
> Anyone else nerd out on this kind of thing? Companies here go all the way back to 578 AD. > I bet you could create a killer Twitter account and newsletter by just researching and writing about each of these. Don't you mean &quo
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
> We are talking about sub-Sakharan Africa [...] the land of racial segregation, endless wars, genocides and hyperinflation on wheelbarrows-of-banknotes scale. Citation needed.
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
Buggery is illegal, and rarely enforced. Homosexuals are all over the damn place since about the 2010s
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
Suchh divisions are superficial to most Rastaman. As per Peter Tosh: https://genius.com/Peter-tosh-african-lyrics
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by OneDonOne 3y ago
>Reggae is so deeply & necessarily intertwined with the religion. It's like saying you like gospel or byzantine chant except for the christian lyrics. This hasn't been true for a very long time. Just look at Lover's Ro