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by aqme28 3y ago
Those are the raw atomic elements, which are not the products you just put into your oven.
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by aqme28 3y ago
Someone on Twitter spoke on this, so I cant' confirm its accuracy. They said that the reagents for this are usually made in China. As soon as this paper was published, labs in China bought out the reserves and they became hard to sour
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by aqme28 3y ago
I don’t know what you’re trying to say, but to “evacuate on ourselves” means to shit ourselves.
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by aqme28 3y ago
There’s not really such a thing as superconductivity for a fine powder, so people are having trouble determining if this material even superconducts. edit to clarify: Bulk here refers to having a single chunk of the material, and does not r
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by aqme28 3y ago
I don’t have really any expertise here but it looks like it bakes into a powder pretty much every time. Sure you get LK-99, but you can’t measure superconductivity in a powder since it’s a bulk property.
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by aqme28 3y ago
Been following this very closely. Seems like the one takeaway is that whatever material this is, it's interesting. It's also difficult to synthesize in bulk, which is a shame because superconductivity is not easy to observe in non
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by aqme28 3y ago
People like to list technologies it would improve, like power transmission or MRIs, but I think it will be hard to predict what technologies are completely enabled by this, such as potentially fusion or quantum computing or things I don&#x2
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by aqme28 3y ago
That’s sort of the proposed mechanism for Cooper pairs forming, but I don’t think I’d call Cooper pairs themselves “lattice peristalsis”
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by aqme28 3y ago
I’m curious how those page 3 I/V figures are just spurious measurement artifacts. They seem very clearly to be evidence of high temp superconductivity
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by aqme28 3y ago
Yeah, that’s the generally used explanation for superconductivity
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by aqme28 3y ago
The other paper from them claims to have a video of room-temperature magnetic levitation with one of their samples, but I haven't been able to find the link.
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by aqme28 3y ago
He's no Euler.
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by aqme28 3y ago
Interesting. I was going to say that many people use WhatsApp anyways, so if both of them go down that might actually lead to some pushback against these regulations.
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by aqme28 3y ago
> Every chemical doesn't have to have a different connector. Maybe just ones that will cause a dangerous reaction if mixed. The issue is that they're buying chemicals from vendors so they don't necessarily have control of
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by aqme28 3y ago
Oh my god they locked away their safety equipment too?
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by aqme28 3y ago
Is tor really the go-to workaround for this and not just a VPN?
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by aqme28 3y ago
What does the FTC say about fake net neutrality comments?
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by aqme28 3y ago
Interesting that he doesn't even want my ad revenue anymore. Well good riddance. The sooner I can be off this addictive website the better.
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by aqme28 3y ago
Or recording the show/movie and then fast forwarding through ads later. Or as the technology got better, your TiVo could do that automatically.
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by aqme28 3y ago
You're completely ignoring that the comms went out. All we know is that comms went out early, and debris was found later. What single failure would cause both of those pieces of evidence?
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by aqme28 3y ago
It's certainly not a rare example. "Inventors killed by their own inventions" is kind of a running joke or a meme. It even has its own wikpedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_inventors_killed
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by aqme28 3y ago
In this case the worry is implosion, not depressurization.
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by aqme28 3y ago
This is not a new UI paradigm. Virtual assistants have been doing exactly this for years. It's just gotten cheap and low-latency enough to be practical.
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by aqme28 3y ago
Encouraging transit ridership does actually increase the supply. You get far far far more people moved via buses and trains. Buses account for about 73% of people moved in the Lincoln tunnel, but only 10% of vehicles. http://www.
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by aqme28 3y ago
Public transit has always been the cheaper option. This just makes the difference a little larger.
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by aqme28 3y ago
> " By contrast, every demo that they showed was a person sitting on a couch by themself." > Wait, I thought an Oculus does the same thing too. Its a blindfold on your face, and it doesnt matter if they are alone or in a cro
567.
by aqme28 3y ago
It suddenly switched from German to French in my transcription, and then the teacher switched too. A bug to look into I guess https://gliglish.com/convo/b4104729-35c2-4c97-a887-9bae730ca...
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by aqme28 3y ago
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by aqme28 3y ago
It's been working way better than I expected. Good job!
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by aqme28 3y ago
You're going to lose days at a time in the retirement home to VR tiktok and VR candy crush.

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