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datameta
5y ago
It's an appealing narrative but Kessler Syndrome is something that would stand in the way of Musk's primary mission of getting us set up on Mars. So even if one holds the belief that he is highly profit motivated beyond the scope
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datameta
5y ago
I thought similarly - this is true if we can have lossless knowledge transfer. I imagine we would have to put what is learned into practice before translating it into distributed knowledge for a US fab workforce.
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datameta
5y ago
They are indeed, in Arizona. First they are going to have employees train on-site in Taiwan (will get housing for themselves and their families for duration).
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datameta
5y ago
Maybe the Glengarry Glen Ross "closing" scene would have a positive impact on me and get me fired up if the profession was something in tech, at a company whose mission I cared about. Otherwise, as the article mentions, I do indee
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5y ago
Question: Can algorithms affect matter? Hypothesis: Algorithms can affect a lifeform's characteristics and behavior as much as genetics or more Experiment: Test learning of behavior by birds to achieve greater fitness for long distance
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datameta
5y ago
A well-thought out use of the scientific method to prove, in a way, that nurture is more a more advanced tool for change than nature is.
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datameta
5y ago
In an excessive heat wave, blizzard/ice storm, other severe inclement weather events being able to power homes directly is frankly all of the points. Out of all the users of energy that you listed perhaps the industrial sector is worth
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datameta
5y ago
I think a highly useful metric would be how many homes this battery installation could power alone for a one day period.
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datameta
5y ago
Precisely. New renewable energy installations should replace the worst offenders not the other clean energy generation infrastructure. There was an article on HN a few days ago about how the 5% most polluting power plants pollute as much as
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datameta
5y ago
More of an account of reading the book titled as such, rather than a tutorial-style article. Still a good book recommendation, I think.
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datameta
5y ago
Nevertheless is hauling the extra diesel more economical and environmentally sound than hauling the PV equipment?
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datameta
5y ago
Indeed! Interesting. According to wikipedia it may have been a feedback loop primarily in the direction of the car. > The bicycle's invention has had an enormous effect on society, both in terms of culture and of advancing modern in
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datameta
5y ago
Perhaps Spot from Boston Dynamic is a more fair SotA comparison. Though even then, the magnitude of scale is off and still the gulf in ability is wide. I wonder how our artificial insects stack up in comparison to organic ones computational
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5y ago
On some level it is also a huge insult from Russia by leaving just enough bread crumbs, intentionally or not, to essentially say "look, we're doing this and getting away with it; else we're not doing it". And it is part
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Audi Skysphere EV Concept with transforming wheelbase
(engadget.com)
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5y ago
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datameta
5y ago
Without a reference handy to back this statement up I think there may indeed be epigenetic changes. Perhaps even more pronounced would be the experience of the mother in hotter environments during pregnancy.
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datameta
5y ago
The vast majority of the world is not accustomed to a car-forward culture like the slowly decreasing majority of the U.S. is.
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datameta
5y ago
I do see how I could have worded my general approval of his goals in a better manner.
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datameta
5y ago
One did not have to lead from the front line to expand territory. But I will grant you that many a ruler certainly wished to be perceived as having an iron will. These people would have had monikers such as "the Great" or "th
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5y ago
Also the following account of his experience in China, which certainly served as a greater pretext than the tweets of an account with 10 followers: > A Chinese professor there told him that his Ph.D. topic was «boring» – a euphemism for
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datameta
5y ago
There was a lot more grey area than you make it out to be. There were certainly plenty of kings/czars/emirs/sultans/khagans/emperors etc that ruled exclusively from the comforts of their estates.
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datameta
5y ago
Why is this the order it must be in? The order of wavelengths of light passing would be: green -> blue -> red ? Doesn't make intuitive sense to me. Can you explain?
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datameta
5y ago
The first chapter of The Sound Book by Trevor Cox goes into great detail about this (but without getting deep into the math of it). Well worth the read for those interested in the acoustics of architecture and our perception of how it modif
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datameta
5y ago
I had all these concerns prior to this announcement. I wouldn't say all of those are now gone. However I must point out that the vaccine, at least in the US, is not being hoarded by the elite and wealthy. It is in most urban areas bein
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datameta
5y ago
More unvaccinated people -> more people getting covid -> more chances for mutation into variants It's really that simple. We want as few active infections as possible globally so that existing vaccinations can work for the varian
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datameta
5y ago
Mmm, Stronghold. Tax and ration tiers were an interesting mechanic for morale management. That game also had perhaps the most intricate siege simulation I've seen (ignoring the fact that many historical sieges had attrition as the goal
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datameta
5y ago
What works better for me is to try to do it every day in small amounts rather than herculean efforts a few times a week. As others have mentioned, spaced repetition is key. A habit is much easier to use for learning than just the constant r
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datameta
5y ago
Sure, that's valid. I takes most things the Russian gov says with a grain of salt but we shouldn't always question everything because that is their prime tactic of control - simultaneous information and disinformation.
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datameta
5y ago
This may no longer be true: https://deepmind.com/blog/article/generally-capable-agents-e...
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datameta
5y ago
I suppose I went a bit overboard (no pun intended). 1 KB implementation should be more than enough for their precision. Maybe some code then, instead: https://www.dwitter.net/d/20446
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