cyborgrising

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by cyborgrising 1y ago
The stunning revelation in the video was that Kurz tried using AI to write a script about Brown Dwarf stars. Kurz have a robust fact-checking process with multiple independent experts, and about 20% of the 'facts' in the AI script
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by cyborgrising 1y ago
Even if you have personal priorities for privacy, surely you can understand that many user's first expectation for a web browser is for websites to work correctly. We've kind of lost the plot if we get too far away from the core n
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by cyborgrising 1y ago
Observationally, Google search and Kagi are fundamentally different business models. Google followed/trailblazed the "enshitification" arc of providing a free service that sees widespread adoption by the public, and then fina
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by cyborgrising 3y ago
Grounding aircraft types when there is a significant airworthiness concern has been a phenomenon from the very beginning of commercial jet aviation during the 1950s. The pioneering DeHavilland Comet, the very first jet airliner, suffered ir
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by cyborgrising 3y ago
There could potentially be some application for VR. I know a lot of the VFR scan is checking visual landmarks relative to wingtips, etc. I wonder if a good stick and rudder setup with a VR headset and working out of an actual private pilot&
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by cyborgrising 3y ago
Perhaps it's a reference to a relativistic quirk having to do with cosmic rays. When a high-energy cosmic ray hits the atmosphere, it can create a meson or something. This sub-atomic particle isn't stable and has a tiny half-life,