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datameta
3y ago
In due time, I believe in-situ AI rendering will allow us to generate new zoom layers upon further inspection of an object. Do I think a generation of kids growing up with AI-enhanced VR to be dystopian in a way? Yeah.
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datameta
3y ago
Can these universes be mutual subsets? I'm grappling with the incompleteness theorems as they pertain to statements that are not contained in the set of possibilities which they describe, as in Gödel Escher Bach when discussing ideas f
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datameta
3y ago
Maybe because demo ends with a vowel and it would be hard to come up with a smooth transition to a second word?
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datameta
3y ago
https://www.dwitter.net/ is a codegolfing community around a JS-based shim with a 140 bytes limit (or 194 with some unicode conversion-deconversion trickery).
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datameta
3y ago
Thas wasn't quite what I was implying, but actually, figuring out economical high albedo roads would be fantastic.
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datameta
3y ago
Are artificial drivable and walkable surfaces counted?
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datameta
3y ago
I don't think that's entirely accurate - the article seems to have a realistic bent to me. > The summit concluded with an agreement between 10 governments – including the UK and US but not China – the EU and major AI companies,
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datameta
3y ago
Sunflower, safflower, grapeseed are all healthly and have at least a medium temp smoking point.
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datameta
3y ago
I was in a similar boat. My Galaxy S9+ was in its 5th year when I learned about the security update stoppage. I went for a midrange Pixel 6a that approximates the flagship of 2018. I'm not sure if this is due to getting used to the Sam
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3y ago
"California Air Resources Board says a gas-powered backpack leaf blower produces the same amount of harmful emissions in an hour as driving a car for 1.1k miles." The article mentions two stroke backpack blowers are 75% of the mar
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datameta
3y ago
Freezing bursts cell walls and makes trichromes more weakly attached. This in theory increases ease of entering solution? Thanks to GP for the write-up!
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datameta
3y ago
Try Type III cannabis (high cbd hemp). Nowadays it looks and smells like Type I cannabis (the high thc standard variety of weed). It has all the various combinations of cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids that contribute to the entourage
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datameta
3y ago
I'm curious about what research you meant to link, I think this is a duplicate link perhaps
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3y ago
They automated the intent from their free will
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datameta
3y ago
Can second this, raising my omega-3 ratio is one of the most effective dietary changes that helped my inflammation.
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datameta
3y ago
Yes! Utilizing the waste heat would go a long way in maximizing the efficiency of house HVAC.
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datameta
3y ago
People are getting synthesized answers from LLMs that replace googling, filtering, and skimming for the info you need. Unless I misunderstand your question.
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datameta
3y ago
Apparently the non-rechargeable version is the primary power source of AAM, SAM, and cruise missiles. The interesting thing is before use the salt is solid and inert (without degradation in a long-term stockpile) but once triggered with a p
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datameta
3y ago
Yes, sometimes our velocity relative to the Sun is greater than the asteroid's depending on where in the orbit we are, and vice versa.
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datameta
3y ago
Columbus is not a measuring stick for human exploration... Nevertheless I think some would be flabberghasted that such a leap fizzled out but some would wonder why we went in the first place if not to gather resources.
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3y ago
Hmm that is a good explanation - AA munitions are low ordnance typically, so their effect against concrete would be low. Yeah I really don't know what or who caused it, or on purpose or not - but it wasn't a 1000lb or 500lb bomb.
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3y ago
Yeah this is as much the business of creating an illusion as it is ferrying you to a good location. A few iterations and I could see it being not much different from a trip booked from a resort (minus the actual survival part).
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datameta
3y ago
Based on a single photo of the parking lot from above, and a basic understanding of air dropped JDAMs vs ground launched makeshift rockets it seemed obvious to me from the scorch marks and lack of crater that an israeli bomb was not involve
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3y ago
Super low throughput and shard size, but robust vacuum gap security to defend against physical attacks.
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3y ago
The phones are not stolen, merely intended for another region.
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datameta
3y ago
Intent... There isn't a law about upkeeping a corporation's expectation is there? Are these users in breach of anything? Good on the Mexican gov't in this case for protecting consumers.
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datameta
3y ago
I see, that makes sense. Perhaps primed by the article talking about interspecies cooperation I didn't imagine they would not only compete for food but steal it.
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datameta
3y ago
If you were to scroll down just a bit you would see my comment showing I am fully aware of anthropogenic biosphere changes. I asked for a source out of curiosity, not to set up a trap of some sort.
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datameta
3y ago
I suppose El Niño is a proper noun, and without "The" it would just be "Boy".
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datameta
3y ago
Yeah, no need to patient zero in a zombie apocalypse.
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