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by datameta 5y ago
I would assume that Putin would prefer to see the ISS fail and have the Chinese-Russian cooperation efforts succeed. Is this not the case? What would suddenly disincentivize Rogozin from cooperating with NASA? I would certainly prefer to se
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by datameta 5y ago
With ML-assisted drug discovery in, say, kinase inhibitors we search the molecule variation space for test candidates. What stops us from applying this to the protein scale by folding binding sites to discover variant candidates that would
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by datameta 5y ago
I wonder how accurately we can run mutation simulations updated based on best current data to correct the best guess optimization function(s). It would be a breakthrough if we can predict the likeliest mutation. I'm aware of the enormo
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by datameta 5y ago
Embedded SWE with a Machine Learning background. Ideal role is with a company in the TinyML space. Location: NYC Remote: Strongly preferred Willing to relocate: Not currently Technologies: C++, Python, JavaScript, Perl Résumé&#x
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by datameta 5y ago
> In March 2008, a team of 72 divers simultaneously ironing underwater set a new world's record for number of people ironing underwater at once Apparently the clothes don't need to be dry either!
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by datameta 5y ago
DDR5 enterprise modules will be able to hit the 5GHz of the IEEE standard for a >2x data transfer boost over the ~100bps
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by datameta 5y ago
Potentially just a few of those cores alone will allow for wakeword recognition! This in-memory analog compute breakthrough is to me, in the truest sense of the word, mindblowing. I've been following Mythic since learning of memristor-
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by datameta 5y ago
Sans side-effects of aging, of course.
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by datameta 5y ago
What a low effort way to put down someone's efforts. Is your issue with Linux? That's not up to the dev. Is your issue with the game? How about some constructive criticism?
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by datameta 5y ago
It could even simply be a matter of harrassment by the Turkish government because existing bribes are suddenly, say, insufficient. Under penalty of prison, of course. Unless he gets a cushy gov't cybersec job from all this, which is an
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by datameta 5y ago
I wonder if the omission of Rome is purposeful, in that they would not be considered a hydraulic empire. At its height the city itself used as much water daily as NYC in 1925 thanks to the massive engineering achievement that was its vast s
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by datameta 5y ago
What I don't understand is why the hacker (whose full name is used in the article - alias?) is being public about this? Shit security or not, they made a clear cut black hat move purely for money. Or I suppose the other factor is fame&
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by datameta 5y ago
Interesting idea, but I don't want to use my GPS location to try it out. I wish it were possible to manually input a location by tapping.
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by datameta 5y ago
Granted, I was incorrect about Venus. I'm not sure you're fully seeing what I'm trying to get across, because the discussion turned into a compare and contrast against the US. All of the USSR's failings notwithstanding,
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by datameta 5y ago
I am relaying my direct experiences with the Soviet system for whose propaganda I have a near-lethal dose of skepticism. The mid-80s military spending figures represent a state that knows it is in a struggle and may soon start to destabiliz
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by datameta 5y ago
For a country that has the industry to make such a pivot what heavily investing in renewables would result in is not simply prestige but a source of national pride. The way the USSR approached this is vastly different from how technolog
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by datameta 5y ago
The items you list are precisely what I implied they could seek through reinventing renewables as a world industry to compete in.
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by datameta 5y ago
Agreed save for the caveat that a 4 RPi compute system could actually do quite a bit of Edge ML. Even a single RPi is enough for >15fps image recog.
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by datameta 5y ago
All we need is for one totalitarian dictatorship to make green power generation infrastructure a bragging item domestically and internationally. The rest will follow suite more readily. Imagine if China was able to claim they are adding wor
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by datameta 5y ago
On top of that, the threat model of potential obstacles in the sky is far simpler. On an airliner you have a heading and speed for every tracked aircraft in your vicinity and the buffer zones are far greater, even accounting for relative in
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by datameta 5y ago
You've been able to get some interesting output! I've been playing with the following notebook: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1oA1fZP7N1uPBxwbGIvO... but my results are not quite so well put togethe
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by datameta 5y ago
In my experience around sunset and sunrise there is a period of varying wind characteristics, at least this seems to be the case in a city by water.
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by datameta 5y ago
The commenter was making the assertion that Starbase is not exceptionally unique or an advanced outlier in its impressiveness.
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by datameta 5y ago
Ah, yes. FPS #0 People tend to seem to start from #1
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by datameta 5y ago
So those people aren't worth taking into account and can be written off? The number of Americans with an autoimmune condition is in the single digit millions.
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by datameta 5y ago
It seems to me the article is worth the sum of its parts and any individual paragraph doesn't necessarily hold a conveyable idea by itself. I believe I've gleaned something and I don't know exactly what but it wasn't wha
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by datameta 5y ago
Some "duh" things get proven true and some get proven untrue. That's science.
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by datameta 5y ago
The only time an airliner intentionally went supersonic besides the Concorde and Tu-144. Cool read.
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by datameta 5y ago
Perhaps instead of "control kessler syndrome" I should have used "mitigate" to be more clear in what I am saying. I am not merely implying that SpaceX wouldn't cause it to profit from it, but that they would activel

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