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by coolspot 1y ago
I think it is opposite. Flying into a mountain & etc would require one pilot to somehow incapacitate another pilot. Cutting fuel off, if done on takeoff, is not recoverable (engines can’t relight and spin up quickly enough).
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by coolspot 1y ago
NSA spying on most of the internet traffic was a crazy conspiracy theory before Snowden.
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by coolspot 1y ago
Someone just got out of jail.
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by coolspot 1y ago
Because to go through plane like that they need to match our solar system speed relative to galaxy.
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by coolspot 1y ago
> That's something we're more than capable now of doing, and have done. You’re very optimistic about our ability to divert 22km-diameter object moving at 70km/s . DART smashed 680kg payload into a 780m-diameter Didymos cha
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by coolspot 1y ago
Possible and has been done, but super-slow and inefficient resulting in long training times for small models. To keep compute occupied you need to pass gradients very fast.
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by coolspot 1y ago
I am running Enterprise LTSC version of Windows 10 in a VM for .NET development and it started to show full-screen popups saying that “it’s time to upgrade” to win11 with some text suggesting that it is urgent and time is running out.
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by coolspot 1y ago
Normally-sleeping cats expect an attack from below, according to the paper. Your cat expects an attack from above.
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by coolspot 1y ago
Check out videos, they are completely engulfed in flames!
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by coolspot 1y ago
> Silent Push found Funnull was a criminal content delivery network (CDN) Should be (CCDN) then
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by coolspot 1y ago
Maybe for instant green card you have to be extraordinary, but for regular employment-based immigration you don’t have to be. The path is H1-B -> Green Card -> US citizen (I have done it), and to get H1-B your potential employer got
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by coolspot 1y ago
Bzzz?
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by coolspot 1y ago
They have a fallback to a human operator when stopwords and/or stop conditions are detected.
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by coolspot 1y ago
1997 was ten million years ago. Waymo doesn’t require any roadside equipment.
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by coolspot 1y ago
Remember when cybertruck was supposed to be cheap minimalistic truck? No paint, spartan interior, simple materials and straight shapes. $39k price tag. Yeah…
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by coolspot 1y ago
> only about 1 start goes supernova in the same period? That we can observe with current technology, yes. Theoretically, around 10-100 stars go supernova every single second somewhere in the universe.
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by coolspot 2y ago
Apple held three big keynotes in 2024 plus multiple product announcements via press releases: May 7, 2024 - The “Let Loose” event, focusing on new iPads, including the iPad Pro with the M4 chip and the iPad Air with the M2 chip, along with
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by coolspot 2y ago
Likely a condition from IP holders to make sure the play is counted and paid for.
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by coolspot 2y ago
> people reported using cannabis at the same rate when surveyed. However, many, many more black people ended up in prison for it. As I understand it, people went to prison mostly for selling or possessing amounts that are implying sellin
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by coolspot 2y ago
> Every demographic commits petty crimes and code violations at about the same rate Do you have data backing this claim? For example, homicides (that are not a subject for reporting bias) don’t follow a uniform distribution, so I would e
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by coolspot 2y ago
This is $1 per 1000 pages. For comparison, Azure Document Intelligence is $1.5/1000 pages for general OCR and $30/1000 pages for “custom extraction”.
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by coolspot 2y ago
This is $1 per 1000 pages. For comparison, Azure Document Intelligence is $1.5/1000 pages for general OCR and $30/1000 pages for “custom extraction”.
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by coolspot 2y ago
> More than twice as fast as Nvidia 4090 for AI. Not in memory bandwidth which is all that matter for LLM inference.
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by coolspot 2y ago
512GB/s from insiders
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by coolspot 2y ago
Tim Apple has been on inauguration, so very possible.
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by coolspot 2y ago
Not in the “up to” estimate.
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by coolspot 2y ago
It is impossible to watch only till the aside about dedicating the hospital wing without learning about the acupuncturist. Those two are connected. You’re not fun.
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by coolspot 2y ago
That’s a very good and funny interview, thank you! TLDW: Steve Jobs cured Scott Forstall’s chronic nausea by almost dedicating a wing in a hospital.
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by coolspot 2y ago
Medium scale nuclear test. Largest was 50Mt
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by coolspot 2y ago
> basically is Jensen bullied Huang into buying more GPUs Jensen is Huang. Jensen Huang is NVidia’s CEO. Schrödinger’s CEO is Ramy Farid

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