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3y ago
Are you referring to progress in rendering techniques or in the final visual result? At least in terms of the latter, games from 2011 look much cruder to me compared to games released today or even a few years ago.
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4y ago
There is no state collapse in the MWI. This is a very basic fact about it. The whole point is that what we experience as a "collapse" in a lab experiment is not really happening.
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> That said, any discussion of this theory should mention the rather puzzling issue that gravitation is nonlinear, and thus it would be impossible for there to be a superposition of worlds in each of which general relativity works as obs
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4y ago
And as long as they inherit a good set of genes.
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4y ago
Even the best lifestyle choices and preventive healthcare are not going to cut it. Two paragraphs in, the article shoots its own title down: > According to demographers, today’s five-year-olds have a better chance than ever of living to
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Building Multiport Memories with Block Rams
(tomverbeure.github.io)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Make sure to choose the proper containerization technology.
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Isaac Arthur has an entertaining "Civilizations at the End of Time" series https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIIOUpOge0LvHsTP5fm8oxB1q...
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4y ago
After getting fused inside a star which later exploded. We 've been through some shit.
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4y ago
We are essentially asking whether the universe could contain a complete encoding of its workings. The answer is certainly not obvious to me, especially when we have results such as Goedel's theorems.
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4y ago
I remember a particular moment, being in classroom in third grade, thinking how we have been going over the same stuff again and again and again and being kind of pissed, and that I could really skip a grade or two. I thought this would b
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4y ago
These issues could be fixed with legislation. If you live more with better health you are happier. Less sickness and more energy around you, more time with loved ones and friends, more time to grow and care about various issues. Right now y
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Ask HN: Choice of HDL for an FPGA Project
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4y ago
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4y ago
I did a project for a laser cutting machine a few years ago. Read two pulse trains, do some floating point calculations, and output another pulse train, according to a set of parameters transmitted from another controller and updatable in r
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4y ago
Thanks for fueling my already unhealthy nostalgia, I guess!
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THIO: First-in-class cancer telomere targeting agent
(maiabiotech.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
The wiki's installation guide is not long at all. You might need to click a couple of links for details and that's it. Arch now has an installer too, by the way.
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4y ago
I did my CNN implementation in C++ a couple of years back using this: http://cs231n.stanford.edu Around 600 lines of free functions in a header file for the core functionality, including convolution, dropout, batch normalization
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4y ago
Yeah, I believe that it will be possible at some point, possibly by using a combination of several techniques to extract as much information as possible. We change as we age anyway, so some loss should be perfectly acceptable. It is just mo
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> zeroes everyone who doesn't like ice cream. Probably exploited some Ben & Jerry's ads on the fridge to gain access to the firmware.
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We Can’t Upload You, Sorry – Why we can’t put your mind in the machine (2021)
(onezero.medium.com)
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4y ago
Nice try, Bill.
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4y ago
Not everything has a solution. Injustice can destroy people for good. Simple fact. I feel extreme sadness reading stories like this with the girl and the guy who got killed. There are only two options... You can do your best to help yoursel
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4y ago
You are making assumptions in bad faith here. You won't give anyone anything and no one will beg you for anything. It is just going to happen at some point because people want to live (yes, even suicidal people, mostly) and not need re
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4y ago
Why is it unlikely? I take it as a given that retirement age would increase.
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Most of human suffering, selfishness and shittiness is ultimately a result of life being short and burdened with disease.
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What to do when you’ve ruined your life
(bigfeels.club)
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It does count as interaction. The systems are different.
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> Is the back of an eye a sufficient observer? :) It definitely is. The retina "measures" photon positions, which is why you see images. Observation is just interaction, no need to consider whether A can observe B. If they inte
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4y ago
The lack of a manual override is not the pandemic's fault. The problem is that the system is stupid.
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