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Vox_Leone
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Just beautiful. We are experimenting with ceramic gelcasting lately[1]. It involves the use of a gel-based slurry, typically made by mixing ceramic powders (such as zirconia, alumina, or silicon carbide) with a liquid binder and a gelling a
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Brazilians always had a beef with the Banana Republic thing. They took it personally as a criticism. There is a famous 'carnaval' tongue in cheek song that was composed as an 'answer' to "Yes, we have no bananas&quo
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Will you excuse the delay. >>Is this your very personal opinion or are there political science/ economic sources to back this up? There is relevant literature discussing the high costs of demobilization *before* a hot war sets in
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Once institutions, especially powerful ones like NATO, urge businesses and economic agents to prepare for war, they are signaling a shift in the geopolitical and economic landscape that increases the likelihood of conflict. The mobilization
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I think you're right, but the humanoid phase in manufacture will probably be an intermediate phase, for the reasons krunck points out. A 100% adapted to the function robot is where productivity is.
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Taiwan discredits common typhoon practice of taping windows
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Guilty. Recently, when I was involved in a project that required a lot of attention to forms, I ended up overlooking the importance of basic simplicity. I regret it a bit. Thanks for sharing your perspective.
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An opportunity to speak about a resource most people take for granted in their daily lives. This reliance on electrical power leaves us vulnerable to solar events, particularly coronal mass ejections (CMEs). These massive bursts from the su
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At first glance, the concept appears to serve as the basis for a 'portable' magnetic field generator, which could be installed on an interplanetary spacecraft.
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So easy, so nice. Beautiful work, really amazing. Congratulations and thank you.
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In our relentless quest for longevity and a richer life experience, one profound consideration emerges: the role of sleep in our daily lives. Sleep, which consumes approximately one-third of our existence, represents a significant barrier t
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I bow my head to the eternal Puppy Linux. Not that I want to see the end of Microsoft like many do. In fact, I don't care. But it could be in real trouble if the masses suddenly became aware of simple, easy, and efficient software like
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Solitaire is only game in town. Greetings everybody.
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Astronomers Watch a Giant Star Blow Bubbles
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I agree. While GPUs have been indispensable for training and deploying large language models, their role in the field of computer vision is becoming increasingly critical. The expanding applications, increasing complexity of models, real-
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>>They never had any value As they say, "If you want to know a diamond's worth, try selling one"
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Just a thought. I use pseudocode as a prompt with very interesting results in the various language models. I don't see any major problems in boosting CASE tools with the so-called AI. We are facing the opportunity to realize the UML dr
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Right, I mean, on the bright side Brazilians are being introduced to VPNs. Everybody is talking. It is really a welcome development in all this unfortunate charade.
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VPNs are coming to join the banquet.
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Darwinian Traps and Existential Risks
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>>Aren't the Copenhagen interpretation and Heisenberg uncertainty principle an immediate indication that Quantum systems can only be chaotic? Quantum systems are not chaotic but intrinsically indeterminate, insofar as the initial
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>>Spoofing a CAN or ARINC429 bus requires physical access. At that point an attacker has access to the physical systems of the plane, at which point the plane is compromised anyway. I gather a perp only has to access the right piece o
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I made this transition. I am developing a project in the area of computer vision -- with intensive use of drones -- to serve Brazilian agribusiness. At the moment the challenge is to gather a dataset of images of the livestock breeds and
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Puppy Linux made me feel the sweet taste of freedom many years ago. It was the one which introduced me to the GNU/Linux ecosystem. I owe B. Kauler big time, and I wish him all the success in this world.
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I am putting together a computer vision dataset for detection, identification, classification and counting for cattle herds of Indian breeds, which are the strength of Brazilian livestock farming [where there are still a lot of cattle in fr
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'A fine line between humor and flopping': tech summit's rap battle
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It is a very nice and important initiative. Blogs and personal pages are the essence of the Internet and anything that aims to honor them should be encouraged. Many people worry about the imminent collapse of original and clean sources, ess
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Additional data points. Now Google also knows your vocal profile and any subtle stress factors -- or lack thereof -- emerging in the context of each topic/theme used in your practicing, as well as your proficiency level and your learni
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Cool. More like an underwater 'monocycle', though. Make it into a full body struct in Y shape acting as kind of both 'guidon' and secondary propulsion axis -- more blades, an underwater tricycle. :)
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I like it. Takes some effort to get used but it sure does remove much of the usual BB mess. Some breadcrumb style widget on the top to show which level you are on could also be nice.
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