bioemerl

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by bioemerl 4y ago
Hiding behind the names of institutions that got smart enough to not give the peons fame or recognition.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
What determines the price that the discovery discovers?
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by bioemerl 4y ago
We are already in that cold war. We've just been too foolish to bite back when it comes to China.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Here's your most exciting paragraph > LLNL’s experiment surpassed the fusion threshold by delivering 2.05 megajoules (MJ) of energy to the target, resulting in 3.15 MJ of fusion energy output, demonstrating for the first time a most
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> Furthermore, the current "bad crypto news" is still suppressing the BTC price. What determines the natural price that is being suppressed here?
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Once you have a viable start the money will explode into the sector. Manhattan project style.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
You should see what they said about supporting DCHP on Android for ipv6. They have simply opted not to support it because you "should be using something else"
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Man, I agree but I also really disagree. I think you should keep complexity down by only using postgres, but just use it as a sequel database until you scale enough that it's a problem. 90% of the time it's never going to scale th
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I don't understand, the guy explains what's going on within the first minute
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by bioemerl 4y ago
That requires a level of software support that, coming from the side of refusing to use non open source software, I simply haven't seen yet. Android does well, but my experience with Windows has remained copy paste
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> I would just store my keys in my password manager The trouble here is the transfer of assets from the manager into your apps. Lots of opportunity for thefts or screw up. Imagine you use the clipboard and some random app happens to be
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I really want one of these with random games and little fun apps instead of crypto. It looks like an awesome PDA.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
They didn't care about the harm, they just needed an excuse to close source all their models.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I hate the concept of certificate authorities in general. I wish we had a way to do robust security without them. The idea that you need the approval of one of these companies to publish to the web without a wall of alerts is just absurd.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
You can't really put importance on backlinks either, because those are abused in their own special way
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Rss seems like it's a pretty bad standard that doesn't let you do a ton with it and doesn't solve problems of things like discoverability or your ability to post content. It's great for reading from lots of new sites at
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Is it really that big of a deal? We've advanced like 15 years since we were able to handle Twitter on our devices, why can't we handle many feeds from multiple servers?
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I'm absolutely amazed that people are going with federation of this form with this massive overhead instead of something like RSS, but beefed up to a standard, where you can just point your client to multiple web servers and have them
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> what do you think happens when iOS Safari gets killed off? I will cheer and laugh and celebrate the death of the most cancerous and terrible browser commonly used today.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
What prevents you from opting into a more closed garden or having apple outline clear walls that you can jump off you prefer? A law like this only gives you more choice.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Caffeine is way more soluble in water than most of the other stuff, so you get most of the caffeine out of the coffee when you brew it the first time, the second cup will be much less potent
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I would generally expect users to use a system like Coinbase to buy the coins and then transfer the coins into one of their own wallets. If you want to sell your coins to someone you transfer the coins to coinbase, then transfer them. 2 - Y
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by bioemerl 4y ago
I'm not a fan of protecting people from themselves. Let them speak.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
On the contrary, I think Elon knows the type of person at Twitter and is getting rid of them as fast as possible, the only bad side being that he doesn't (maybe) realize the harm that will do when the knowledge of the systems walks out
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Nearly all things in nature spite our systems. The earth even speeds up and slows down in response to stuff like earthquakes and volcanoes.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
> Think of how different the world would be if everybody was controlled by a single unified mind. It would be terrible. We would lack diversity, society would stratify and get stuck that way forever. Conflict is bad, but it's also
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Get blood tests and use those to determine how much you take, don't guesstimate or take large amounts like that without doing so, because you can overdose on it and it can do damage as a result.
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by bioemerl 4y ago
Complexity breeds ability. Our computers will have to continue to get more complex in order for AI to do the same. What humans have is scale. There are 10 billion devices connected to the internet. Cool, right? More than humans? No. Be
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by bioemerl 4y ago
All those traits of humans are advantages and disadvantages. Have you ever heard of the concept that science processes when experts die? Churn and recreation breed innovation and copy stamping the smartest people since the 1800s would not
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by bioemerl 4y ago
We are already made of nanobots, we are the nanobots, we are in intelligence, we are a general intelligence, and we are growing exponentially. AGI is here. AGI is you. You are an incredibly efficient piece of carbon thinkware able to sell f

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