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dmbche
2y ago
Very cool! How energy efficient could it theoretically be? Is it somewhat relatable to touchscreens, or are we talking thousands of times more power per pixel per second?
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Thank you very much!
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2y ago
On climbing Annapurna with an all-women team, one of the 10 highest and most difficult peaks in the world. www.traditionalmountaineering.org/News_ArleneBlum.html
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2y ago
Can you point me.to something about the extrmophile archae hypothesis?
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Deep Dive: Player Choice in Space Warlord Organ Trading Simulator
(gamedeveloper.com)
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"Ultra-processed food consumption accounts for 57% of daily energy intake among adults and 67% among youths in the US according to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)" !!
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Alberta's semiautomated truck convoys didn't save fuel
(cbc.ca)
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I believe there were 7 Edit0: Nope - 32 whistleblower complaints in the last three years, but I imagine some of those could be from the same person - so up to 32. https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2024/4/19&#x
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Isn't 1gb per user absurdly large?
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2y ago
More cutting edge computational research here : https://sigbovik.org/
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2y ago
The shelling, in Verdun for example, was so absurd that it's not really relatable to pollution. It was days upon days of non stop shells, including chemical shells, going over the same ground back and forth, for weeks if not months. It
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2y ago
"I am not opposed to libraries or free tool rental — I am opposed to paying for them with our public tax money. If people want those things, then band together and spend your own money doing it. Ironically enough, I’d even donate to su
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"What do holds have to do with the cost of digital books? This may seem surprising, but patron holds are the single biggest factor in rising costs. To maintain reasonable wait times, the Library buys additional licenses of a digital ti
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2y ago
I think you would enjoy reading James Gleick's The Information! Edit0: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talking_drum It begins by talking about this, maybe that's a good start! It documents that they are able
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3y ago
What's the conclusion everyone is missing? I'm sure you know how unscientific IQ tests are, I'm surprised that's what you're bringing up here as being "good science" being shut down politically. Just tryin
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3y ago
You got some of those edgy papers near? I keep hearing things like this, but at every turn the science being published is hot trash.
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3y ago
Great read - didn't expect to learn that today!
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3y ago
Can you name me one thing chrome does that can't be done in safari or firefox?
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3y ago
"GW230529 was formed by the merger of a compact object with 1.3 to 2.1 times the mass of our Sun with another compact object with 2.6 to 4.7 times the solar mass. Whether these compact objects are neutron stars or black holes cannot be
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3y ago
Isn't this absurd? At a glance, shouldn't it take acres and acres being cared for for months to, then some processing, to extract the same nickel as a mine in a day, maybe a week? Are the nickel mines dry? Anyone has a breakdown o
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3y ago
I've been using libreoffice for maybe 10 years now? I don't remember what I'm missing, could you name one or two killer features of ms office?
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Also, steering-by-wire is not exclusive to electric cars, it's common ICE's as well - so it's even more apalling to have catastrophic steering failure on a new car, it's not the bleeding edge of tech.
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Hotwheels Sysiphus, a Species of Spider
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Hobart's Funnies
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Buffon's Needle (a weird way to approximate π)
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Personal use of copywritten material is fine - there is no breach of copyright when you download a picture from Google for yourself. If you use it commercially then there is breach. Uploading copywritten content is a breach of copyright as
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That using copywritten text in a commercial goal is not a breach of copyright? It's gonna take Robert Kardashian to get that through
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Hey so the problem isn't the output of the LLMs but the input - the data they are trained on is stolen (big suprise, you can't claim fair use when using something commercially, like training your LLM). The output is irrelevant. Ed
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Review of the scientific evidence of fish sentience(2022)
(mdpi.com)
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3y ago
Isn't it ironic that they fooled themselves?
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