Valgrim

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by Valgrim 3y ago
Honestly I am so excited about this, it could litteraly be a way to eliminate deadly allergies, like foods and insects of course, but also medication and seasonal allergies
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by Valgrim 3y ago
Maybe the answer is multi-step: first use curated primary sources, e.g. scientific papers. Then reinforce using well written summaries, perhaps by actual models or well graded student papers. Finally, somehow apply negative weights using wr
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by Valgrim 3y ago
Or the assembly line could be in a ship itself
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by Valgrim 3y ago
As a satellite launcher, Starship would be incredibly cheap on shared payloads, and refueling would not be necessary there.
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by Valgrim 3y ago
I'm curious. What makes a soil suitable for growing vegetables? What can we grow in a soil that isn't? Is it possible to transform an unsuitable soil into a good one?
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by Valgrim 3y ago
Charcoal is pyrolized biomass, not fossil fuel, which means it's approximately carbon-neutral. The problems with it are more associated with deforestation.
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by Valgrim 3y ago
I read the book recently, there are some interesting details in there: -The operator of the telegraph does not know the meaning of the signals he transmits. -The operator had a fixed break time every day, and could never leave his post. If
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by Valgrim 3y ago
Is there any chat app which puts the user to contribution by generating two parallel answers side by side, and the user chooses which one it wants to respond to?
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by Valgrim 3y ago
Same with me, it gives me the same feeling of "Living in a science fiction world" that I once felt when cell phones or Google maps came out. Of course even tough I still use both profusely every day, the feeling of novelty wore ou
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by Valgrim 3y ago
That's absolute bullshit. Even if you can technically secure or transmit a billion dollar using crypto, if it is illegal in your jurisdiction, using crypto doesn't make it less illegal. There's probably less chance for you to
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by Valgrim 3y ago
Question: does the ability to absorb energy necessarily means that any deformation will be permanent, or do metal foams that absorb energy get back to a preferable shape, like a memory foam mattress?
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by Valgrim 3y ago
Obviously the solution would be to send two of them next time, and add the ability for both to be used as a relay.
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by Valgrim 3y ago
Compared to other fuels, what are the advantages of hydrogen?
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by Valgrim 3y ago
It's not really sharing tough, is it? No source code, no models, no demo... just a couple pages of text, a couple of vague formulas, insufficient to reproduce results (which by the way should be the whole point of research papers). Thi
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by Valgrim 3y ago
This is an example of a real, yet illegal use of cryptocurrency (in the sense that it is used to circumvent the local laws). Also said cryptocurrency has to remain hidden like a treasure in a chest inside a secret cave, or it can be seized,
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by Valgrim 3y ago
If the top image of the article is real, then I guess illumination would'nt be a major problem, especially in the morning and evening when the sun is low.
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by Valgrim 3y ago
If anything, piracy is counterfeit.
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by Valgrim 3y ago
I think the appeal in this NeRF tech in in the ability to use both real capture information, like traditional filmmaking, AND the ability to reframe, refocus, recompose images, like in 3d scenes.
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by Valgrim 3y ago
Sorry if I seemed to imply a productivity gain of 350-700 times. This is a very rough estimate for only the tasks accomplished by a combined harvester, which happens in a very narrow timeline in the season. I was certainly not talking about
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by Valgrim 3y ago
You might check your math here buddy. Sure a combine (which is called that because it does three jobs all at once, reaping, threshing and winnowing) may cost 100$/hr over it's useful lifespan, but it replaces much more than one pe
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by Valgrim 3y ago
It's also pretty common to use solar fields for pasturing, especially where the slopes are too steep for heavy machinery.
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by Valgrim 3y ago
What the hell has 'cancel culture' anything to do with it? It's basically boycott wrapped up in a boogeyman costume.
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by Valgrim 3y ago
The cryocooler assembly on the JWST is one of the coolest marvel of engineering ever built (pun intended).
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by Valgrim 3y ago
I think it's interesting as a learning tool. The stories it regurgitates are crap, but forcing yourself to describe why it's crap is the real benefit here. It's a fancy rubber duck.
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by Valgrim 3y ago
I'm curious about the claim that the panel can be installed on ungraded ground. What kind of slope are we talking about? Would it make sense to dig long shallow trenches and adjacent mounds to orient the panel a bit more toward the sun
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by Valgrim 3y ago
Anyone knows what the mystery catalyst might be?
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by Valgrim 3y ago
So you're saying they're the same theory disguised as different, or another facet of the same solid, only useful as a computational shortcut. Maybe it's time to look for contradictions?
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by Valgrim 3y ago
Is that thr same as the so-called black hole cosmology theory?
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by Valgrim 4y ago
It can makes sense if your end product can be stored by itself, like desalinated water or hydrogen or ammonia or even heat.
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by Valgrim 4y ago
in the US or worldwide?

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