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by bilsbie 1y ago
Dumb question but why isn’t a vacuum considered an infinite grid of resistors?
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Fucoidans are senotherapeutics that enhance SIRT6-dependent DNA repair(researchsquare.com)
2 points by bilsbie 1y ago|1 comments
933.
by bilsbie 1y ago
Thanks for the analysis! I’m curious if there are any exotic materials that would be way better dielectrics? Also are there ways to step down really high voltages? I can’t picture how the electronics would work without shorting?
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Csiro Publishing – Pacific Conservation Biology(publish.csiro.au)
2 points by bilsbie 1y ago|0 comments
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P-Zombies Would Report Qualia(astralcodexten.com)
1 points by bilsbie 1y ago|1 comments
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by bilsbie 1y ago
In this case it found generic advice and was confusing itself.
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by bilsbie 1y ago
I wonders if there’s past symbolic reasoning research we could integrate into LLMs. They’re really good at parsing text and understanding the relationships between objects ie getting the “symbols” correct. Maybe we plug into something like
938.
by bilsbie 1y ago
Interestingly I just hit an example of this. Highly specific but I was asking about pickleball strategy and grok and Claude both couldn’t seem to understand you can’t aim at the opponent’s feet when you’re hitting up. Just kept regurgitatin
939.
by bilsbie 1y ago
Dumb question. Was this already posted? I thought I saw it yesterday.
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by bilsbie 1y ago
Is there a chance it can get contaminated with bacteria? I worry about the water sitting in there.
941.
by bilsbie 1y ago
Any concern about pharmaceuticals making it into tap water? Microplastics?
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True significant trends in global greening – ScienceDirect(sciencedirect.com)
1 points by bilsbie 1y ago|0 comments
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Global Greening from Higher CO2 Hits "Striking" New Heights – Modernity(modernity.news)
2 points by bilsbie 1y ago|0 comments
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by bilsbie 1y ago
Is this the same as homocysteine?
945.
by bilsbie 1y ago
People will do literally anything to get rich except earning more and spending less.
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Elon and AI at Tesla(twitter.com)
2 points by bilsbie 1y ago|4 comments
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Study explores nicotine patch to treat mild cognitive impairment(medschool.vanderbilt.edu)
2 points by bilsbie 1y ago|0 comments
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by bilsbie 1y ago
What’s the criteria to resolve the bet?
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by bilsbie 1y ago
A bit of a personal Mandela effect for me is animals being way smarter in the past five years. I distinctly remember reading an an animal above newspaper column 30 years ago where the author considered the person absurd for suggesting her d
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Trapped Priors as a Basic Problem of Rationality(astralcodexten.com)
3 points by bilsbie 1y ago|0 comments
951.
Brain Reset: One Molecular Switch Could Silence Alzheimer's and Parkinson's(scitechdaily.com)
19 points by bilsbie 1y ago|3 comments
952.
by bilsbie 1y ago
How much is that in F?
953.
New stretchable alloy boosts heat pump efficiency 20 times over metals(interestingengineering.com)
2 points by bilsbie 1y ago|2 comments
954.
by bilsbie 1y ago
Could this lead to a superior desalination method? Basically Let salt water saturate the air in a closed system and use these to collect the water.
955.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I hope this pans out. There are 1000s of applications: Put one of these next to every tree. Or lines of them along rows of crops. Run one in homes to make your ac more efficient and manage humidity. Collect water on mountains or tall buildi
956.
by bilsbie 1y ago
So how does the bloom filter help vs something like a hash table?
957.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I had this same idea for monitoring my pool while I’m away. Watching for things in pool, low or high water levels, cloudy water, stray dogs, etc. There are actually hundreds of applications for this basic idea. Common sense applied to a vid
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It's 2025, AI is everywhere, why can't something summarize podcasts for me?
7 points by bilsbie 1y ago|4 comments
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PyCon US 2025: Keynote Speaker – Cory Doctorow on Enshitification [video](youtube.com)
12 points by bilsbie 1y ago|1 comments
960.
by bilsbie 1y ago
I wish I had held out for jobs in areas that interested me. I’ve always gotten bigger paying offers in boring jobs and gone with those but now I’m pigeonholed into boring skills and industries.

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