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by datameta 2y ago
"I’ve heard various estimates from the Ukrainians themselves that any given drone typically has a life span of about four weeks." Maybe if referring to the Mavic scouts or bombers... Because the FPVs and Cessna-based drones have a
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by datameta 2y ago
I forgot to add, some have higher genetic predisposition for an autoimmune disorder, and diet/environment/lifestyle can switch those gene sections on.
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by datameta 2y ago
My hunch feels validated. I think it highly depends on area affected because vasoconstriction decreases limphatic throughbout as well as bloodflow. Still highly case-by-case but I think lowering inflammation in load bearing or complex joint
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by datameta 2y ago
There is no distinction regardless of cause, imo. Stress can epigenetically cause an autoimmune disease, and so can pollution (including smoking), excessive alcohol, processed food diet, sedentariness, etc. Often it is a number of factors t
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by datameta 2y ago
Speaking from personal experience diet plays as much a role as medication in decreasing inflammation. Sugars, gluten, and some* nuts and seeds are indeed pro-inflammatory (many seeds and nuts are anti-inflammatory)
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by datameta 2y ago
LimeSDR is a beautiful board. FPGAs are the best interface with analog RF.
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by datameta 2y ago
And just like any physical pathology, people deserve to recognize and address depression if they experience it.
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by datameta 2y ago
Comms is also the greatest battery drain for a remote edge system. Local inference can allow for longer operation, or operation with no network infra.
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by datameta 2y ago
Our relationship with technology is an Escher staircase. Similar thing happening anew with visual genAI.
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by datameta 2y ago
Could potentially run on Wine?
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by datameta 2y ago
Good point, didn't know that. Figured it was a cheeky dev.
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by datameta 2y ago
You know, I've changed my opinion since my initial reaction after thinking more. Teddy Roosevelt getting shot in 1912 didn't get him a third term. I'm not sure how much independents and undecided will be swayed.
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by datameta 2y ago
Yeah, martyr effect is likely it seems.
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by datameta 2y ago
codegolfing in a text-only web page is next level irony
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by datameta 2y ago
To approach the present moment with mindfulness generally does not allow greater insight into the distant past than archaeology and anthropology. Edit: I misinterpreted your comment. Yes, I agree that it is possible/likely that much of
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by datameta 2y ago
There is absolutely a low double digit percentage of systems that do not power cycle the hardware. We can't assume anything
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by datameta 2y ago
I think there are two things being discussed here: 1) alignment as portrayed by OpenAI along with the perception of intelligence from the current SoTA LLMs 2) alignment as a field of study to prevent catastrophe I'm speaking about the
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by datameta 2y ago
Because the bet is that LLMs won't lead to AGI? We need to learn the lessons now, not later
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by datameta 2y ago
Anecdotally, one of the first things that helped me with autoimmune inflammation was cutting out red meat. This is very common. Inflammation is going to turn out to be driving a majority of internal pathologies in the coming years.
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by datameta 2y ago
How so? You believe AI alignment research is unimportant? Or do you mean from the perspective of the OpenAI board
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by datameta 2y ago
I believe the point that was being made is that the perception , on average, is that iOS apps are carefully manicured and will not require troubleshooting by the typical user, as opposed to windows programs. There have been enough instance
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by datameta 2y ago
Is one effective method perhaps to carve out a consistent, say, 5% of the day to focus on this cross-polination of implemented solutions?
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by datameta 2y ago
Very aptly put.
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by datameta 2y ago
Personally I found when onboarding to a repo, whether memory firmware or hardware bringup toolkit, that flatter directories lead to a much slower grasp of the architecture. I prefer leaning toward descriptive directories.
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by datameta 2y ago
I wonder if it has anything at all to do with the war they're waging. And why an article specifically about Israeli tech wages?
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by datameta 2y ago
Yeah, no need to do sunlight->electricity->thermal as mirrors would be much more efficient.
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by datameta 2y ago
Hmm, desert sand can typically reach 150-200F, so there's a start.
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by datameta 2y ago
They have an unbelievably small brain case for a medium-sized quadruped mammal
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by datameta 2y ago
Let's not be reductionist. It affects how we find out, what we remember about it, and perhaps to some extent what we will do. I'm highlighting an issue more endemic in mainstream media.
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by datameta 2y ago
Personally I'd rather find out why it is happening and assign my own response rather than be primed a certain way. But I recognize that this is an important issue and if it takes a bit of pizzazz to spread the article farther than it o

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