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by buildbot 2y ago
No torrents at all in this data, all publicly available/open access. Mostly scientific pdfs, and a good portion of those are scans not just text. So the actual text amount is probably pretty low compared to the total. But still, a lot
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by buildbot 2y ago
I have 20-40TB (pre-dedup) of PDFs - 8TB is a lot but not even close to the total number of PDFs available.
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by buildbot 2y ago
That’s just the way Python works though, an import reads a script line by line defining the functions and executing calls. I think that’s true of any scripting language?
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by buildbot 2y ago
In jest, the orange tank like thing attached to that satellite looks sorta like a stargate ZPM haha.
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by buildbot 2y ago
Why was it possible for the junior dev to bring down prod for 24 hours? That seems like your/the organizations failure, not the poor new person. Of course junior devs don’t know the downsides and risks of what they are doing. That’s on
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by buildbot 2y ago
So many hours spent in these games :) Building distillation systems was way too fun!
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by buildbot 2y ago
The hero worshiping of people who’ve made a lot of money is really boring. What impact does this “prophecy” have? None. It’s just bullshit. Just like the work from home causing Googles issues, it’s just vibes bullshitting.
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by buildbot 2y ago
The falling line would be a problem still - using fishing line as an example ignores scaling. The seed cable for example in some designs is 20 tons by itself: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_elevator_construction S
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by buildbot 2y ago
Light Foundation TV series spoilers below - In the first episode, a space elevator is bombed. It’s pretty catastrophic! I think a lot of people underestimate the forces involved in something of this scale collapsing. “ The tether wrapped ar
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by buildbot 2y ago
Arguably half intel's problem is that their fabs are not performing like they used to. The first 10nm chips were disasters, the endless 14nm revisions as a stopgap, and now the various issues with intel 7…
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by buildbot 2y ago
This checks out with how many sapphire rapids steppings there are, which is the current generation of server chip. There is A0, A1, B0, C0, C1, C2, D0, and E0-E5 which is the current production stepping.12 total revisions. Why test before g
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by buildbot 2y ago
The entire company culture is trash? Lots of incompetent people at higher levels? Intel lost something post 2010.
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by buildbot 2y ago
Cooling a 200km loop with liquid helium sounds more than moderately difficult! Neat idea but not particularly possible given current material science as always seems to be the case with space elevators.
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by buildbot 2y ago
If it’s manually reviewed, then that sounds much more palatable. Basically a dash cam with a submit the cops button, sure. Automation of this is very dystopian however.
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by buildbot 2y ago
The risk of speeding vs. the risk of staring at your phone. Try doing them for equal times and see what results in a crash…
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by buildbot 2y ago
Do you want to live an a semi-automated panopticon of your peers? I really don’t!
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by buildbot 2y ago
This kind of automated ticket (or beyond, think apple on devices scanning) enforcement is straight up police state/Fascism - do you want to live in a world where your existence is at every second scanned for illegal acts?
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by buildbot 2y ago
This is exactly how the x200 series Phi processors work, you get far more resources per thread in non-smt mode than the 4-way smt mode.
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by buildbot 2y ago
This is true, but a big advantage of the single pass method is data reuse. Instead of loading each element twice, you load each element once. Per bit, reading/writing to external memory is massively more energy intensive than any compu
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by buildbot 2y ago
Unfortunately, it also could be an intentionally false statement in order to push a specific political viewpoint. For example, flat tax rates without income brackets. I don’t think it’s wrong to correct falsehoods strongly in general.
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by buildbot 2y ago
Self reply as it’s too late to edit, no, or only once at least - you’d have to cycle the pressure to get a new charge after discharge - which makes sense, you static pressure generation sounds too much like free energy. Although, thinking f
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by buildbot 2y ago
The team I work on was created at the start of covid, as we didn't all meet in person for the first time until 2 years later too - it was really funny to learn that one person on the team was like, 6'4! Nobody knew!
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by buildbot 2y ago
Could a piezoelectric effect be large enough to cause this?
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by buildbot 2y ago
https://tv.apple.com/ You can watch online then
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by buildbot 2y ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details/Apple_TV?id=com.a...
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by buildbot 2y ago
Companies get so much more out of people working from home - Microsoft has realized this and still broadly supports remote work.
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by buildbot 2y ago
That's how it's currently deployed, but there is no requirement or restriction that you can't learn online. It's just kinda a bad idea, see Microsoft Tay...
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by buildbot 2y ago
> Because humans have limbs of moderate length and cannot gallop Yes, we don't because it's not great, but that's not the same as not being able to. (This is very pedantic sorry, it's just a stronger claim than it nee
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by buildbot 2y ago
Humans can’t gallop? https://www.discovermagazine.com/planet-earth/why-humans-pre... https://journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/216/7/1338/12063...
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by buildbot 2y ago
Some are not very good, but others are. I currently have 4 different mirror lenses, two are not great but the other two are very good. One of which is an AF mirror lens! One thing is that they are extremely sensitive to shocks causing mirro

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