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by amts 4y ago
>>The essay seems to be predicated on the mistaken notion at the time that the electron has no mass Have you ever observed that an insulated copper conductor or a diode constantly conducting electrons in one direction would loose mass
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by amts 4y ago
>>the time axis is slightly special: it's counted as imaginary (see Minkowski space: the distance contracts along the time axis) Can you elaborate on this or provide more context/reading links.
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by amts 4y ago
There was a woman at True North fasting clinic with a 4th stage leukemia and she was cured by a ~20 days (or more) water-only fasting there (as it was mentioned in interviews on youtube with Alan Goldhammer, the founder of the clinic). This
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Ask HN: What's your experience working with CAD etc. software on a 14“ display?
1 points by amts 4y ago|1 comments
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by amts 4y ago
You are making a typical overgeneralisation (or lack of consciousness) error thinking about "afterlife" as if it were any other object you're used to think of, thus making half of the question ill-formulated.
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Ask HN: Is the installation syslog acceptable to start Ubuntu?
1 points by amts 4y ago|0 comments
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Europe needs metals. Bacteria can get it from waste(researchinestonia.eu)
2 points by amts 4y ago|0 comments
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Universal Accurate Method for Identifying Components in Raman Spectroscopy on DL(pubs.acs.org)
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Ask HN: How to check if Ubuntu distro is installed correctly?
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by amts 4y ago
>>How does it "failed" for you ? It generated ~0.01% of what was intended. The task is take an object from one type of images and insert it instead of another object from another thematic category of images. It tried to inse
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Ask HN: I spent 16 credits on DALL-E and it failed to generate intended image
4 points by amts 4y ago|4 comments
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by amts 4y ago
>>If there is little or no source data on a topic (as would be the case with my very specific questions on a rarely used processor) LLMs are (presently?) unable to detect that they are responding to a topic with limited contextual inf
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by amts 4y ago
That's funny, there was a thread in HN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34868374 ) regarding how folks are stopping their inborn "prediction machines" for a while in various ways to rather reliably get an
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by amts 4y ago
Is it all that it does is essentially just predicting the next bit depending on the training data?
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Japan’s Newest Billionaire Masters the Science of Turning Waste into Wealth(forbes.com)
1 points by amts 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: (How) do you/I apply 80/20 principle to investments of $, time etc.?
2 points by amts 4y ago|1 comments
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by amts 4y ago
"Each hour 430 quintillion Joules of energy from the sun hits the Earth. That's 430 with 18 zeroes after it. In comparison, the total amount of energy that all humans use in a year is 410 quintillion Joules." [1] "The 70
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by amts 4y ago
> Prove that your anti-aging drug effectively and safely treats osteoporosis in the elderly. The FDA will approve it. There are chemoterapies etc for cancer treatment approved by FDA (and its analogs in other relevant countries), which
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by amts 4y ago
Pubmed ( https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=grounding%20earthing ) provides a dozen of studies with benefits of grounding, including cardiovascular, so there should be something to it. And I saw at least 2 more of them, wh
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Josiah Zayner and Hamilton Morris – DIY Genetics and Drugs(youtube.com)
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by amts 4y ago
The zero ground potential is just a reference point of common agreement, it is zero in the context of electrical circuits, in comparison with known and controlled voltages of electrical components. But the ground itself is not zero: if you
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by amts 4y ago
> Increasing entropy in a system can be avoided with an external energy source. There was a study probably cited by Sinclair in his Lifespan book with mice genetically engineered to have 0.5-1 degree less than normal body temperature. An
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by amts 4y ago
A study in primates/human glaucoma patients is underway (~next 2 years). Randomized clinical trials are not as golden a standard as they seem and methodologically they are designed for human cattle, who do not choose what to consume a
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by amts 4y ago
Was it a Lenovo ThinkPad or another Lenovo product line? I have a cheapest HP laptop with crappy plastic casing for ~5 years plugged in, and its current battery capacity is only 96,2% from 100% after 5 years.
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by amts 4y ago
A battery may have a limited number of charging-recharging cycles. So depleting the charge obviously decreases this number, and thus battery life. Lenovo ThinkPads also have been known for their good batteries.
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by amts 4y ago
You imply as if some stupid Windows 10 pre-installed on this laptop would perform some complex "learning" activity on the battery. Why a Li-ion battery sensor needs "to learn" how to measure the battery output, if its ma
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Ask HN: Why do you need to deplete ThinkPad E14 battery to max life?
2 points by amts 4y ago|6 comments
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by amts 4y ago
Battery is not mentioned in the user replaceable units. But it should be relatively easy to remove and insert or replace a battery on a thinkpad E14?
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by amts 4y ago
I'm worried a bit that in the attached sparse documentation it is mentioned that customer serviceable units are only as power adapter, base cover assembly, memory module, memory module bracket, solid state drive and power cord. Isn&#x
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by amts 4y ago
Oh, with AI game players, can't you just insert a print statement in code to simultaneously log all weights' changes and their accompanying changes in performance etc in a file and get another AI like some multi-parameter regressi

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