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PowerElectronix
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27d ago
You just need to convice the ethics review board on some research lab to allow for editing the genes of a few octopus to make them longer lived, give them education, etc...
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27d ago
Life expectancy is 2 years. They can mate more than once, but not many times more.
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27d ago
Halt the trading!!!
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27d ago
It looks to me more like they made a math engine that can sift through a huge number of combinations, most them absurd, to prove a statement. Just like a chess engine, but for math. At least that's what I get from the NS result, they g
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28d ago
I fail to see how a machine that can hack everything can't also patch everything and make the system unhackable. A nuke, a virus, whatever... The knowledge is nonlonger the bottleneck, it's the tools and materials. Also, I'm
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28d ago
Funny how they did not solve any of the other problems, just the one where there was already solutions to the NS with some restrictions in their chats, and their solution seems to derive from those.
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29d ago
If such a thing can happen (a major breakthrough in a chat makes it into the retrain of the week and then the first one who asks about it gets it) I wonder if this is not the first instance if it happening, seeing the row of Erdos problems,
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29d ago
Well, that's some wacky way of releasing some built up tension in the immune system.
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29d ago
So much dumb stuff in your brain that you are just immune to propaganda as you can't take it seriously (it's just as dumb as the other stuff)
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29d ago
Yeah, getting the immune system to tone down the responses is probably the best one can do for oneself health. Our body didn't get the memo that for the last 200 years water and food are clean now and bacteria is fought with antibiotic
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29d ago
How else would you explain OpenAI suddendly assembling a team focused on working the same problem from the same angle than the researchers that just made a breakthrough?
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1mo ago
Unless they find a way to make money on this, Zitron will eventually be right.
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1mo ago
The clown show will continue until geopolitical goals are achieved.
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1mo ago
Good try, federal agency, good try.
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1mo ago
He could just have said "lasting forever and ever". It's ram chips, the bottom of the barrel of semi manufacturing. If you get high prices for long enough, everyone is gonna jump into the market.
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1mo ago
They shouldn't need to pass this if they didn't pass age verification at all. This is not a good thing, it's a very small patch for a very bad thing.
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1mo ago
I guess they mean it's harsh because it's Colorado. Bad soil, scarce rain, scorching summers, freezing winters... So they have to take extra care with the species they plant.
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1mo ago
Only if you remember to reapply sunscreen every few hours.
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1mo ago
There were archeologists in ancient Egypt studying ancient(er?) Egypt.
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1mo ago
It's human nature. We just love to belong to a group of people and think it's the bestest group of people ever. Thanks to that we have a pretty advanced society, unlike any other being on the planet. And we also have ethnic cleans
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1mo ago
Yeah, the current magnetization of the sphere carries all the history of the magnetic fields it's been in in its value. The hysteresis in the material only means that if you apply 1T to it to magnetise (supposing the ball starts with z
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1mo ago
I'd say that's practically a given. Everyone that wants to have an account already has one, everyone else will not make an account just because they are bothered into making one. Nitter and xcancel traffic must be negligible, they
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1mo ago
"And the monkey's paw curled a finger"
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1mo ago
Same, the few communities that are worthwhile I still lurk through photon-reddit. It's a pity how the site went down, I only hope their stock value goes down in the same way.
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1mo ago
We'd go mass extinction and be the fossil fuels for the next intelligent species that appears.
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1mo ago
Nah, they can't go multiplanetary because faster than rocket powered travel in space must be impossible and they die of radiation during the journey. Planetary runaway heating can be worked with with underground cities.
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1mo ago
You can't throw all that red tape and not expect to get a lot of folks tangled to death in it.
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1mo ago
I wanna say that despite being extremely intelligent for a mollusk, they are not intelligent at all compared with other animals like dophins, whales, etc, that not only can communicate with each other, but also develop a culture in their gr
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1mo ago
They're too delicious to consider how smart they are.
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1mo ago
They can always reduce deficit and just play the game as it's supposed to be played.
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