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by datameta 5y ago
I apologize for my pointed accusation. I did indeed experience the difficulties of at-home care, it can be too much for a few loved ones to manage. The training isn't there. I think you paint the overall picture well from experience. I
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by datameta 5y ago
> They typically are not suffering How on earth did you get such an out-of-touch callously asinine idea? It is the most mentally debilitating state one can possibly be in. Their depth of recollection comes and goes. There is a persistent
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by datameta 5y ago
We can do keyword spotting with microcontrollers now. All kinds of techniques like quantization and tree pruning are squeezing down more capable NLP models further and further. There is dedicated analog hardware being developed for in-memor
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by datameta 5y ago
Yeah, looks like the underbody is beaching onto the snow. Higher wheel diameter, wider tire, and deeper treads would do the trick here.
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by datameta 5y ago
In every argument for and against any covid related policy, the debate falls apart when the participants fail to realize people have different risk assessments. Age, co-morbidities or lack thereof, pre-existing risk-taking lifestyle or not,
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by datameta 5y ago
Interesting that this uncomfortable truth is downvoted but not refuted. Please show me a study that disproves this. Before anyone says the onus is on me to prove it, you can do a quick google and see for yourself.
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by datameta 5y ago
People from lower socio-economic backgrounds are statistically more predisposed to develop co-morbidities.
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by datameta 5y ago
Spoken like an able-bodied individual of young(er) age and/or someone with zero co-morbidities. Fuck the rest, eh?
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by datameta 5y ago
Ah, ok. Yeah, that's an important distinction. I've actually not come across that as of yet.
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by datameta 5y ago
The reason an advanced Neuralink could be invaluable on Mars is because all the complex machinery required for diagnosis of brain-related ailments will be prohibitively difficult to set up on a Mars colony for a good while. The brain is the
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by datameta 5y ago
Precisely. The more one learns the more unsolved problems one discovers, each more brain-stimulating than the last!
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by datameta 5y ago
Absolutely. I have no expectation of SpaceX going public this decade at the very least. Especially once Starship will start generating revenue, SpaceX may not need outside investment for a long time.
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by datameta 5y ago
Every company he starts/runs is to enable viable Mars civilization. SpaceX = get us there. Tesla = cash cow for SpaceX + Mars ground transportation. SolarCity = energy infra for a Mars colony. Boring = radiation protection for Mars hab
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by datameta 5y ago
He's gonna run his body into the ground before he even thinks about leaving SpaceX for anything else. It is his life's mission, that much is obvious to those who have seen enough candid interviews. He doesn't talk about anyth
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by datameta 5y ago
The only way I've seen flashing high-beams used is on the highway to signal from behind "you're going too slow for my liking" or from a distance away "watch out I'm serpentining through traffic 15-20mph faster
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by datameta 5y ago
It depends on if you think the government exists for the betterment of society as a whole or for the betterment of the individual.
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by datameta 5y ago
Set, setting, cast, and dose are hugely important. It is proven in clinical settings. On one's own, doing a smaller dose for the first time with friends in nice weather with minimal stressors can be a huge learning experience and an en
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by datameta 5y ago
The difference being that neutron stars can revolve tens or hundreds of times a second and have a surface temperature of ~600K degrees.
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by datameta 5y ago
His target audience is not the highly technical, but the public at large - including children. He's a space ambassador in that he wants to get the current and upcoming generation excited and learning about space. With that said, he has
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by datameta 5y ago
The results are even more impressive with that considered!
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by datameta 5y ago
same here
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by datameta 5y ago
In enterprise server memory controller firmware we use soft and hard row repair algorithms.
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by datameta 5y ago
You're right in pointing this out. What I am saying is that we do not need to deliberately bury biomass. The forest ecosystem is not just the trees.
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by datameta 5y ago
Here's a great video from Real Engineering [0] that goes into the pros and problems with that approach, and where and how it is currently being tried. For example, via undersea transmission cable under the Strait of Gibraltar. [0] htt
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by datameta 5y ago
A forest will only grow as a carbon sink on the century timescale, which is the window in which we irreversibly enter headlong into the anthropocene or mitigate our global anthopogenic effects. We don't have to plan for burying them.
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by datameta 5y ago
Precisely. Therefore a 45 or 30 degree launch angle gets more of the velocity in the orbital vector. Unless you are talking about launching it at lunar escape velocity directly at earth orbit.
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by datameta 5y ago
Certainly you can. At that point it is on final trajectory and we simply have to put a missile under the object heading straight up. It depends on the type of rock we're talking about. If it's sufficiently large to be highly destr
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by datameta 5y ago
I don't personally adhere to a strictly vegan diet. But if one does, and their avoidance of stress hormone metabolites in industrially raised livestock makes them feel better, then taking a vitamin supplement (which is orders of magn
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by datameta 5y ago
Any lack of vitamin intake can be supplimented with otc vitamins. It is better to acquire them through food, but the often recited B-vitamin deficiency in vegans is easily quashed with a B-complex a few times a week max.
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by datameta 5y ago
As some who, along with my partner, needs to be on an anti-inflammatory diet to help with a condition, here are some foods that I seek out and some that I avoid, along with a few alternatives in parentheses for the ones I avoid. These are n

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