bismuthcrystal

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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
The real question is: dangerous to whom?
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
What are the implications, good or bad, of such absence?
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Yes, stepper machines do cost hundreds of millions but then one realizes they handle more than a hundred wafers per hour. At the end the machines do seem cheap.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Because more tech is always the correct solution, right? The world will be a better place once we outsource everything to our machine overlords, can't you see? Why waste precious time thinking when you can get your answers right now? T
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
I am typing this message on a keyboard layout i did not conceive.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Shorts is really half baked. Almost all content i consume on Youtube is in english, but shorts surprisingly ignores that and show content native to my country (most of the time irrelevant). It boggles my mind how YouTube can screw up someth
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Search for Shannon's theorem and twisted pair cable bandwidth.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
One can transform AC into DC without semiconductors. Vacuum tube technology is the first thing to come to mind. But it is practical even mechanically if the AC frequency is low enough.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
I think you hit the nail on the head with the "storm" word. Phone consumers seem to be a little bit irrational. E.g. friend has a phone with insane screen resolution and refresh rate. People will argue consumers want better batter
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
The real question is: to whom? Global warming melting siberia seems like a really big jump in fresh water supply.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
I'm almost not even bothering to read MIT links anymore... To anyone interested in a cheap method that actually works, search for OTEC.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
So the problem is hard until it isn't? Nice analysis...
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
What this field really needs is a massive push. The reason it always fail to deliver is that the incentive system is screwed. We need something like a Manhattan project capital allocation to a few very talented people to make progress. Buil
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Chicago pile came before the trinity test.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Last time i heard some pretty smart people were pushing a Kg standard made of a very exact number of molecules of Si. So yes, by definition it should have a exact number.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
If it has a range then it's not a fact.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Interesting. Thanks. Another question. Seawater heating up and releasing CO2 is positive feedback. Is it some kind of doomsday feedback loop?
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
How long until the negative feedback kicks in?
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Remove gun violence. Remove self defense. Remove gang violence. The chance of someone just waking up, loading a gun and shooting you point blank for no reason are very small.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Not enough of a difference to make a difference. Single use shotguns from smooth pipes and black powder are very simple. Any lay person can figure it out.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
No, it's not. Just because Reddit is unusable at low bandwidth doesn't mean Wikipedia is also unusable.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
I believe you. I just recently tried to browse Reddit. The bloat is unbelievable.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Your "more" section lacks a purpose. You mention price of "connection" without additional details. One could argue that the main benefit of the internet, both ways communication of information worldwide, can be fulfilled
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
That's exactly what a penguin would say.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Next: we try to heat sink the sides of the CPU.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Rather purchase an EUV machine for that price.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
I'm not sure what a range of 4700 Joules mean either!
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Implementation will be impossible. People will just own other properties through holding companies.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
>Soon, they'll have to be more creative for people to consider buying every few years. No, they will just stop the "security" updates and force you to buy a new one.