barelyauser

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by barelyauser 3y ago
Aging is the breakdown of your biological functions. We can measure it therefore we can fix it. Be it with genetic engineering or with a external treatment.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
They profited offshoring now they will charge you to bring it back so they can profit some more. The wheel will continue to spin and nothing will come from it. Just enjoy the ride.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
According to this, breakeven can already be achieved. Rather funny how this is a highly advanced research topic and a mistake like that could take place (if real). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muon-catalyzed_fusion#Alt
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by barelyauser 3y ago
I think a preventable one. Consider the Air France 447 accident. It came to be due to various conditions. But I remember a lot of headlines about "if only the pilots had not done anything, the plane would have cleared the weather and k
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by barelyauser 3y ago
But it really does sell the grand tragedy that it is. Thoughtful and comprehensive analysis does not sell well.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Yes, but the original post means "spending" as "making good use of if" or "putting it to a productive end". People betting money has very little effect on the world. But consider the case where I pay you to be
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by barelyauser 3y ago
You may be able to surpass it in resolution but you can't surpass it in terms of throughput.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
It depends. Do regular profits "trickle down" or are they stored away in foreign countries?
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Ceramic permanent magnets generators are used in windmills. The comparison you made with ceramic blocks for internal combustion engines is nonsense and honestly it appears you brought it up solely to reinforce some bias of yours. If you hav
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Your "modern" cars have cooling loops for their battery, therefore cyclic thermal fatigue.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
There are problems that are game stoppers and there are problems that are unavoidable. Cars work. Yes, if you drive 1 million miles you will have cracks in the engine due to thermal expansion, but who cares? Make a new engine and get over i
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Not high melting point but its ability to remain strong at high temperature.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Yes, keeping them oblivious of the very thing central to modern society will surely prepare them well.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
There is always low range broadcast I suppose.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Communication satellites only changed the world because they broadcast to mass produced receivers.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
It is not limited to 250mA overall. A physically larger specimen would be capable of more current.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
It's not paranoia if they are really after you.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
> "Deploying advanced artificial intelligence tools to tackle society’s biggest challenges, like curing cancer and combating climate change." Put in other words, we tell you what your products must do. It just stinks.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
I claimed a pixel and computed it using a calculator.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Let the taxpayer risk their money while private enterprise keeps all the intellectual property.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
If you want a better future for your children then you should be saving money. With AI on the works, the future don't look very good for those without capital. Believe me, you are not making difference you think you are doing. All the
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Consider the following. There is a computer controlled machine gun aiming at you. Somehow it knows that it should not aim at any distractions you try to create. I would call it somewhat intelligent. Of course, I am more intelligent. Using a
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Earth heats up. Water evaporates. Clouds reflect sunlight. Earth cools down. Oceans absorb more CO2. Mother nature saves us. Or does it?
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by barelyauser 3y ago
We can solve it ourselves, we just don't want to.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Interest rates are on the rise. Money is expensive. Not recovering this year.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
James Cameron spent 10M to built his submarine. It is impossible at present time to build a orbital manned rocket for that amount. Therefore the submarine is easier to design and build.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
What is the COP of a heat pump operating against this temperature gradient?
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Search for OTEC (Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion). Not necessary to build wall, just a big enough pipe to collect cold water from the depth. Then a special contraption will yield pure water from evaporation. Can be done virtually everywhere
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by barelyauser 3y ago
Pedantic and pointless.
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by barelyauser 3y ago
How much time you spent on this project?

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