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In Russia’s So-Called Election, Tech Was a Big Loser(bloomberg.com)
3 points by T-A 5y ago|0 comments
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Datasets: A Community Library for Natural Language Processing(arxiv.org)
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by T-A 5y ago
Radio is currently the only realistic means of interstellar communication at our disposal, so we listen for (and sometimes send [1]) radio waves. In other words, we look for aliens equipped with radio telescopes, because they are the only k
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by T-A 5y ago
> harvesting zero point energy Even if that were possible, it's only 6e-10 J/m^3 [1]. Want to keep a 10W LED light on? That's 10 J/s, so you need to extract all dark energy from 17e9 m^3 of space (roughly a cube with
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LitCoin Natural Language Processing (NLP) Challenge(ncats.nih.gov)
1 points by T-A 5y ago|0 comments
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by T-A 5y ago
For what it's worth, the article says "UC’s preliminary lab results hold promise for reducing jet noise in both commercial and military aviation."
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A contest to demonstrate how to link your accounts and content(blueskyweb.org)
3 points by T-A 5y ago|0 comments
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by T-A 5y ago
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0448157/trivia?item=tr4135104
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YOLOv5 on CPUs: Sparsifying to Achieve GPU-Level Performance(neuralmagic.com)
121 points by T-A 5y ago|53 comments
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by T-A 5y ago
>> You falsely claim I said this is about limited space. I didn’t use the word “limited” until now This is what you wrote: > put them in high orbit so they do useful things in local night, limiting you to a small total count planet
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by T-A 5y ago
> There is zero argument about the existence of dark energy in the scientific community. https://www.wired.com/story/does-dark-energy-really-exist-co... > It's existence is obvious because you can actively s
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by T-A 5y ago
> Now hackers point all the ones visible to NYC at NYC. What you just did there is called moving the goalposts. The discussion up to that sentence was about constraints imposed by orbital geometry. You claimed incorrectly that the "
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by T-A 5y ago
From the repo [1]: "research publishing platform that is community based, transparent and censorship resistant " (my emphasis) "Community members moderate the platform and can increase or decrease the visibility of the uplo
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by T-A 5y ago
> you need to care what happens if all the different ones in your sky (above your horizon) target your location at the same time No, you don't need to, because they don't need to. >>> put them in a low orbit [...] worr
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by T-A 5y ago
> put them in high orbit so they do useful things in local night, limiting you to a small total count planet-wide Geostationary orbit is a circle over the equator with radius 42241 km, circumference 265408 km. Yes, it's "limite
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by T-A 5y ago
Are you comparing peak power? Keep in mind that space-based solar can work around the clock, while ground-based hits peak power only around noon and does nothing at all at night, so it needs to (1) be complemented with something else for ba
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by T-A 5y ago
> if you flew an airplane through that 30 sq km area what happens, or various wildlife like birds fly through that area? 30 square kilometers is 3e7 m^2. 2000 MW is 2e9 W. So you're looking at less than 70 W/m^2. For comparison
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Gaming Will Change Humanity as We Know It(bloomberg.com)
2 points by T-A 5y ago|2 comments
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Mobility 4.0 challenge by Software Republique(challenge-software-republique.com)
1 points by T-A 5y ago|0 comments
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Fossil fuels are dead (and here's why)(antipope.org)
8 points by T-A 5y ago|1 comments
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You’ll be able to run Windows 11 on older PCs–if you install the update manually(arstechnica.com)
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TSMC Hikes Price of Chip Production: CPU and GPU Costs Set to Rise(tomshardware.com)
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by T-A 5y ago
http://www.weidai.com/black-holes.txt
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by T-A 5y ago
You can easily find out yourself. First use a black hole temperature calculator like https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/black-hole-temperatur... or https://www.vttoth.com/CMS/physics-notes&#x2F
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by T-A 5y ago
Well, then: http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2020/11/the-black-hole-info...
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by T-A 5y ago
> When I'm excited about an idea I have a compulsion to walk around in basically circles https://disney.fandom.com/wiki/Worry_Room?file=Worry_Room_Th...
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> Is Sweden activally investing resources to improve their perceived image? Yes. Look at the About page on that site you found: https://si.se/en/about-si/our-mission/ The Swedish Institute is a public ag
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by T-A 5y ago
https://fuse.wikichip.org/news/6115/intel-unveils-alder-lake...
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Hawking radiation would contain any- and everything consistent with the no-hair theorem [1]. Particle decays are much more constrained; deviations from the decay signatures of known ones is how you (hope to) find new physics. Or black holes
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by T-A 5y ago
In a Crichton novel, once mass-adopted, the "defective interfering" virus would recombine with the wild one to produce a new variant which is just like the wild one, except it replicates, infects and overwhelms immune systems thre

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