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by datameta 3y ago
Ah, mixup on my end. You're correct.
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by datameta 3y ago
Thankfully they didn't bury the entire acquired Pebble IP and started utilizing it from almost the get-go. Howver my Pebble Time Steel is still going strong - I pay barely any mind to charging once a week. It was a real surprise when P
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by datameta 3y ago
Next we'll be measuring battery life in thousands of minutes to avoid the uncomfortable parallel of watches that last over a week.
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by datameta 3y ago
I recently read a sci-fi short story that describes an alien forest that has no predation, only vicious instant scavenging the moment something dies. The colonists wear light-suits to prevent brutal death because only the dead indigenous li
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by datameta 3y ago
Well, I could think of several, actually far too many more terrible body horror scenarios that will remain not communicated through my fingers applied to this BMI connected to the internet. But, I meant that in the abstract sense of display
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by datameta 3y ago
A human skin one-piece that looks suspiciously like my biologically given body.
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by datameta 3y ago
Most assuredly some issue at the restaurant as surely you're aware of the reputation NYC's drinking water has.
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by datameta 3y ago
I do believe it is worth doing in and of itself. So my question is not trying to get a gotcha if not supplied with a practical application. I think I could certainly improve my intuition in theoretical math fields.
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by datameta 3y ago
Ah I see. As we evolve our understanding and toolset of certain fields in math, we may serendipitously happen upon approaches to solve existing problems or solve future ones, perhaps.
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by datameta 3y ago
This may be a question that misses the point - respectfully, what are some practical applications in physics or engineering for such proofs and/or the search for a conjecture counterexample?
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by datameta 3y ago
The truest 10x engineer I ever encountered was a memory firmware guy with ASIC experience who absolutely made sure to log off at 5 every day after really putting in the work. Go to guy for all parts of the codebase, even that which he didn
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by datameta 3y ago
My pleasure!
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by datameta 3y ago
It depends on an up arrow keystroke, so technically you could use Android Debug Bridge... Unless there is a way to overlay a software button in the foreground on a phone that I'm not aware of.
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by datameta 3y ago
Can you explain further why you believe it isn't worth exploring? Is it that you can't imagine how it would scale to the level of today's high performance compute hardware? Just ten years back, squeezing ML models onto microc
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by datameta 3y ago
This is especially common with a fresh USB port. I learned why recently from the book Open Circuits: The Inner Beauty of Electronic Components. There is a mechanical component that is more stiff before being used, which can lead one to thin
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by datameta 3y ago
I think that goal is fine and good, but I would rather see huge investments toward in-memory compute like ReRAM and such. If we bridge the efficiency advancements of TinyML with the leap of LLM abilities, perhaps we can start on the road of
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by datameta 3y ago
It's the interest in discussing development in perhaps the most transformative technology of the 21st century so far in large part, I imagine.
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by datameta 3y ago
All good examples, but humans are relatively underdeveloped at birth compared to most mammals due to the necessity of limiting skull size to allow an easier birth. An infant cannot lift its own head or locomote for several months, for insta
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by datameta 3y ago
Precisely, I give zero information. If I do pick up once in a blue moon, I pause for 3-5 seconds to give a chance for the human to start (if it isn't a bot).
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by datameta 3y ago
I simply left room for error.
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by datameta 3y ago
Yeah stooping culture blew up during covid. My apartment is furnished with two couches that I picked up for free (both within my building actually). I'm going to estimate having stooped up to 10K worth of stuff since 2020 (almost all o
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by datameta 3y ago
To me, cantonese may as well be a separate language from Beijing Mandarin.
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by datameta 3y ago
It seems to me it starts off a bit too fast. But I like the rate at which it slows.
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by datameta 3y ago
Ticketmaster "convenience" fees send me the hardest. They mean I'm paying for their convenience of not having a physical location or staff?
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by datameta 3y ago
Increasing healthspan is for all intents and purposes highly similar, barring actually raising the hard limit.
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by datameta 3y ago
Time for stroads to undergo their true test. Also, yeah, I get it. People in north NJ don't really have their own big city, it's either NYC or Philly. So they like to be tacked onto the greater NYC area. I wonder whether it makes
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by datameta 3y ago
Replies are accurate (more precise?), it is more true to say that buoyancy in a virtually incompressible liquid is not affected by gravity because even if gravity is increased, the water experiences it the same as the buoyant mass.
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by datameta 3y ago
Buoyancy is indeed not affected by gravity, you're correct.
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by datameta 3y ago
What do you mean by poorly grown? A robust neanderthal skull can handle injuries from megafauna better. Our better strategy (potentially through more developed language), finer weapons, and slightly better ballistic aim combined to make us
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by datameta 3y ago
Also ubiquitous in Eve Online since about 15 years ago. Did it originate in Elite Dangerous?

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