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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Garbage in Garbage out is real and shouldn't be underestimated. Its about as useful as trying to understand quantum physics from the perspective of a flat-earther
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
In the Netherlands we have a completely seperated bus network. No speedbumps, traffic light priority and audible cue at the intersection. Works pretty well for emergency services.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
There is, four abstractions down,my comment gets squished as a sardine
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
The reason is buried in another article "WDL tables ( .rtbw) store the outcome of positions, e.g. if a position is winning. An engine will use this very frequently to decide which endgames to aim for. WDL tables should be stored on the
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Any problem that has a large range of inputs and a large range of outputs with many possible permutations inbetween. Yes, you could use specialised algoritms but why not let the AI design such thing? It might be better than you.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Assuming a drive contains helium at standard temparature and pressure, and contains about a liter in volume. That would be about 1 gram worth of helium per drive.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
I dont see a price point here. Its probaly around 5000 if it is competitive. This makes me wonder what other storage tech could achieve with similar price points. Exiting times are ahead for anyone with technology for better non-volatiles o
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
I've bought a phone with a big battery so I could do exactly what the GP said, always charge between 30-80%. But that means I'm cutting half of the potential energy in the battery. I'm lamenting the fact that we have to do th
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
No you can't. Anyone whose spent any time breaking glass into specific shapes knows how difficult it is. Glass can't handle the force required to break it in one go. Multiple perfect passes have to be made in order to do it with r
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
That defeats the point of having a big battery. You're sacificing battery life to gain battery longevity
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
You cannot cut straight lines trough hexagons. Triangles would work but would be even more inconvenient to design cut and process into normal chips. So squares it is.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Because not all chips will be stable at -100mV Intel is providing the chip with warranty/guarantee that the chip performs 'up to' spec. Is your chip completely stable in all workloads? Would it be stable at 90c? when all Dram
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
>Europe has a lot of passenger rail, and as a result, shorter freight trains, and more use of trucks for transport. You can't generalise european train networks because they are not monolithic at all. Netherlands, germany and france
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
How did you tell the difference between dutch roll and the plane catching a glideslope?
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
We've got no shortage of electron beams to use in an engine. The problem is that the engine runs out of electrons very quickly and will become positively charged. Meaning all your propellant will come flying back. You would have to cap
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Its certainly exiting that we'll have laser based communication in the near future. its like all ingredients for interplanetary missions are slowly coming together. all we're missing now is a very high specific impulse engine that
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
There's several projects for laser-based communication and research. It would also make it really difficult to aim since you can miss your target now. https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasas-deep-space-optical-comm-...
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
No, you're throwing away a random selection of 50/50. You would have to flood the algorithm with uniques or commons to set the algoritm to a probability of a known state.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Porn sites have questionable reputation. This is why your very legit hairdresser also has completely bald clients and why gangs ask for protection money especially in mom and pop shops.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
His comparison to global warming and hurricanes was on point. The issues with his mom and global warming seemed equally difficult to resolve. With the obvious issue that there does not seem to be an adult in the room that solves the issue.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
>The relationship between availability of guns and the amount of gun violence is extremely well-established. Its also hard to prove which causes which. In some capacity, violence itself necessitates guns. Both statements could also be tr
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
What do you mean? Name 'countless locales' without guns. The only one that comes to mind are things like freight ships preferring water cannons over guns. There's also countless of examples where not having apropriate self de
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
>This is the same semantic argument of "Guns don't hurt people". Of course, guns hurt people. A physical object can be harmful without a human being to give it intent. It's a straw man argument that delves into the me
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by Out_of_Characte 3y ago
My main gripe with nonlinear mouse movenement is that it breaks learned behaviour if you do it faster. This is why most gamers use raw linear mouse data.
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by Out_of_Characte 3y ago
I dont think the GP is asking for a universal reference frame in the same way physics describes it. I think he's asking for a universal programmatic reference frame to describe the offsets that sattelites and lunar stations have. Even
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by Out_of_Characte 3y ago
Yeah, I used to be very adverse to such things, I still am, in part because I know just how impossible it is to read something you dont believe and get an understanding of the material at the same time. It requires suspension of disbelief.
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by Out_of_Characte 3y ago
>but to suggest that people read her just because they’re required to is absurd Its not, source: the OP Your comment made me realise how much I hated being required to read X because of all the exact reasons you mentioned above. Just bec
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by Out_of_Characte 3y ago
That seems awfull. Here in the netherlands, most automatic signals dont really care about speeding. Though alot of green waves are also designed with trucks in mind. So this puts clear upper and lower limits on timings.
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by Out_of_Characte 3y ago
By going back to using interpreted languages. No more precompiled binaries where changing/adding patches and flags require full builds, just stream compiled/compressed source code directly to the target. You could also extern the
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by Out_of_Characte 3y ago
"Once lit, the phase indicates nearby drivers should simply follow the car (AV or human) in front of them, instead of trying to anticipate something like a yellow light’s transition time to red." I dont know what this means but it

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