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bilsbie
9mo ago
I agree but I think both approaches are needed. If this device simply found most bad stuff (when above safe limits) we’d be in a way better position. Eg. Arsenic, lead, pesticides, etc. * edited to add “above safe limits” since folks seem t
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9mo ago
TBH this is getting so complicated. I’m really starting to think the only solution is a household mass spectrometer we can run all our foods through. Literally see every constitute of each food. Maybe we need an X prize for the under $300 m
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9mo ago
The dupe is from 7 months ago?? Not worth redisscussing? Whoever did this is abusing the dupe system.
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Bitchat – decentralized peer-to-peer messaging
(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Lost Dog That Made Constant Surveillance Feel Like a Favor
(reclaimthenet.org)
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9mo ago
Dumb question but I’ve always wondered if we could make a giant reusable “hand warmer” type chemistry around the battery and use that to get it going in cold environments. Looking into it more. Maybe something like supersaturated solution
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bilsbie
9mo ago
I thought the pill form was actually pretty high tech to get the peptides through the digestive system. I don’t see how a compounding pharmacy would be able to produce it. Anyone know?
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New York Budget Bill Mandates File Scans for 3D Printers
(reclaimthenet.org)
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9mo ago
That’s definitely part of it for sure. But beyond that, the most compelling content was probably the best all time videos which I’ve exhausted. Plus half the videos now seem to cut off before they answer whatever question they posed. Very f
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bilsbie
9mo ago
For me it’s kicking itself lately. The content has gotten way less interesting over the past few months. Maybe it just has to run its course.
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bilsbie
9mo ago
HN users are mostly 1980s levels of institutional and media trust. Not sure why.
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PaperBanana – Automating Academic Illustration
(paperbanana.org)
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Lawsuit Challenges National Park Service Ban on Cash Payments
(reclaimthenet.org)
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EPA Advances Farmers' Right to Repair
(epa.gov)
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9mo ago
Noble goal but it ends up being a defacto internet license. All ages need to show id to use sites and services.
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MIDI Survivor
(funwithcomputervision.com)
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Light the Nuclear Candle – Incautious Optimism
(jordanwtaylor2.substack.com)
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Washington State Bill Seeks to Add Firearms Detection to 3D Printers
(hackaday.com)
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Theoretical study of laser-enhanced nuclear fusion reactions – EurekAlert
(eurekalert.org)
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Attention Is Not What You Need
(arxiv.org)
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9mo ago
Odd we never adapted to it. Video has a strange hypnotic power over most people and messages seem to bypass normal mental defenses.
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9mo ago
I feel like the brine issue is a red herring. Coming from first principles the ocean is unbelievably big such that no practical amount of desalination will change the oceans salinity. (Plus most desalinated water will make it back to the oc
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Inna Vishik on X: "Towards room temperature superconductivity" / X
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Introduction to Mechanistic Interpretability – By Sarah
(blog.bluedot.org)
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Seemore: Implement a Vision Language Model from Scratch
(huggingface.co)
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General Theory of Neural Networks – Rob Leclerc
(robleclerc.substack.com)
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9mo ago
Sounds like a bunch of useless scare mongering. Large scale Desalination is getting increasingly achievable: https://caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2022/11/20/we-need-more-w...
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We need more water than rain can provide: refilling rivers with desalination
(caseyhandmer.wordpress.com)
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9mo ago
> accommodate people who, for no other reason than ignorance, If your “reasoning” relies upon the other people being “dumb” or “cruel” or <insert-your-invective>, you are almost certainly falling short of understanding why the cont
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J.K. Lundblad on X: "Rise of the Reflyable Rocket (Part 1)" / X
(twitter.com)
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