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by beefman 3y ago
As usual the abstract of the source paper is clearer, easier to read, and more detailed https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37004841/
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by beefman 3y ago
There are also the different words for love https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_words_for_love
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by beefman 3y ago
Not kairos? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kairos
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SpaceX Alumni Founder Map(alumnifounders.com)
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Magnetsafety.org Takes on the CPSC(magnetsafety.org)
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by beefman 3y ago
Who worked on flight their whole lives without ever building a plane, 50 years after the airplane had been demonstrated? Even in fusion, people are usually building machines. It seems to me the "paper reactor" situation in fission
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by beefman 3y ago
It's a shame your comment was downvoted, jeffbee. I thought it was insightful and I upvoted it. There has indeed been tremendous loss of knowledge with two (and counting) generations of engineers working on this technology and retiring
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by beefman 3y ago
Information about the authors is in the report, and on the web. It's not possible to debunk every bit of nonsense written about nuclear energy. And often better not to dignify it by trying. Here goes anyway: A reactor is a can filled w
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Chatbot Arena Leaderboard(chat.lmsys.org)
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by beefman 3y ago
Not small, modular, or new. But certainly a decent reactor. They clearly want something to slot in against the GE BWRX-300. But they would probably be better served by going all-in on their eVinci reactor, which is small, modular, and new
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by beefman 3y ago
This paper's findings have no basis in reality. Perhaps because it was written by three people with a political angle and no relevant training.
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by beefman 3y ago
Twitter thread with a full-text link and commentary from one of the authors: https://twitter.com/JohnSpeakman4/status/1651244232789598211
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Declining Basal Energy Expenditure over the Past Three Decades(nature.com)
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Scientist Solves Nearly 60-Year-Old Game Theory Conundrum(scitechdaily.com)
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by beefman 3y ago
No need for LLMs. Old-fashioned statistical machine learning works essentially perfectly.
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by beefman 3y ago
Many comments here say spam is the culprit. But spam has been a solved problem for two decades.* Ironically, Gmail doesn't even implement the solution: private, individually-trainable stastitical filters. * In fact, I'm still usin
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Learning Agile Soccer Skill for a Bipedal Robot with Deep Reinforcement Learning(arxiv.org)
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by beefman 3y ago
It does look like just another bloated SPA, but Federated Wiki was a geniune advance when Ward was developing it a decade ago. Still is. Shame it hasn't caught on. I agree it was a mistake to move the existing c2 content into it. Maybe
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XaoS – Real-time interactive fractal zoomer(xaos-project.github.io)
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Caudovirales Bacteriophages Are Associated with Improved Executive Function(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by beefman 3y ago
Three years is about the lifetime of a laptop. The real story here is how kids are being forced to use Google Drive. Google now has a lock on whatever is left of personal computing (managing files) which will last a generation.
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Urashima Tarō(en.wikipedia.org)
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AIAA Statement on SpaceX Starship Test Flight(aiaa.org)
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by beefman 3y ago
Disgracefully negative headlines and coverage of this historic event from AP, BBC, and NPR this morning.
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The Science of Radiation Biology Can Help Reduce the Fear of Low-Level Radiation(journals.lww.com)
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Perron-Frobenius Theorem(en.wikipedia.org)
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by beefman 4y ago
The paper[1] says there were three blasts, the largest of which was 15 megatons. Another paper[2] estimates 61 megatons. USGS gives 24 megatons for St Helens 1980 and 70 megatons for Pinatubo 1991.[3][4] The time period over which energy is
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Vast – Artificial Gravity Space Stations(vastspace.com)
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Freedom of Speech, Not Reach(blog.twitter.com)
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Starship Flight Test(spacex.com)
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