dogma1138

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by dogma1138 9mo ago
It doesn’t need to know about QM or reactivity just about the building blocks that led to them. Which were more than around in the year 1900. In fact you don’t want it to know about them explicitly just have enough background knowledge that
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by dogma1138 9mo ago
Ofc they are because their primary goal is to be useful and to be useful they need to always be relevant. But considering that Special Relativity was published in 1905 which means all its building blocks were already floating in the ether b
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by dogma1138 9mo ago
Would be interesting to train a cutting edge model with a cut off date of say 1900 and then prompt it about QM and relativity with some added context. If the model comes up with anything even remotely correct it would be quite a strong evid
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
No, it is the Iranian government shutting down the internet.
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
Yeah tell that to Saddam….
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
China isn’t on par, especially when it comes to doctrine you don’t develop that in a simulator.
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
They had newer systems than Venezuela. SEAD was conducted by both ground and air assets, Israel only has about 30 F-35’s and Iran is massive. The F-35 is “invisible” ;) Iran’s air defenses were either obliterated or rendered useless, hence
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
Same Russian tech that protected Iranian airspace? ;)
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
Return.
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
What adlist are you using?
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
PiHole is nearly useless these days. It doesn’t block the majority of the ads and DNS blacklisting on its own breaks websites. The only way to do ad-blocking these days is with DOM manipulation.
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
500g is like 3 T-shirts worth even if your clothing is 100% synthetic you aren’t loosing 3-4 shirts worth of fabric in washing a year. It wouldn’t surprise me if a large part of that 500g are due to the use of detergent pods. If anything th
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
Have you looked at data science / analytics companies such as Kantar?
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
It’s really not that simple, the unpopulated memory slots will cause havoc with signal integrity 4 slot boards already suffer from this. You are also overestimating how much room there is on the interposer. As someone with a 9950x3d with di
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
They already do the latter with X3D. You won’t be able to add RAM to the die itself there no room on the interposer really.
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
Not easily, and you will need a new motherboard anyhow because each of the 2 slots you can have per lane are wired in tandem.
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
You can buy add-in cards that do lane bifurcation E.g. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/126656188922 Most motherboards don’t go beyond 2x8 with 2x16 physical slots because there is little actual use for it and it costs quite
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
Those are objectively different skills tho.
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by dogma1138 10mo ago
There is fuck all difference between x8 and x16 for gaming. Heck with PCIe5 even dropping to x4 is borderline noticeable outside of benchmarks.
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by dogma1138 11mo ago
Variable frame rate screens aren’t just for making the phone feel snappier but are also needed for the battery to last longer. If your production volume isn’t high enough to justify a custom screen to be cut you are stuck with what is avail
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by dogma1138 11mo ago
There are, they want a more secure capital from which they’ll be able to continue operating if a civil war breaks out.
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by dogma1138 11mo ago
Nuclear program, ballistic missile program, drones, establishing and supporting multiple proxies in the region. For a fraction of what they spent on that they could’ve have desalination plants in the Caspian Sea and a water way capable of p
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by dogma1138 11mo ago
I’ll wager there is a bit more Israeli tech in those phones than some adware.
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by dogma1138 11mo ago
https://www.sennheiser-hearing.com/en-UK/p/btd-700 Works on SteamOS out of the box and with all the features as far as I can tell.
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by dogma1138 11mo ago
You both need to generate the hash at the point of archival correctly and store it in a way that cannot be modified later on. Doing that with a blockchain like tech is one of the few use cases where the tech itself actually adds value. Heck
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by dogma1138 11mo ago
Regardless of this situation I actually think that websites like Archive and TWBM should be fully transparent. A very large partition of citations in Wikipedia for example relies on them. Most of the pages that cite archived copies do so be
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by dogma1138 11mo ago
Do they actually do anything to circumvent paywalls or do websites just whitelist their crawlers?
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by dogma1138 1y ago
Symbolic AI didn’t die tho, it was just merged with deep learning either as complementary from the get go e.g. AlphaGo which uses Symbolic AI to feed a deep neural network or now as a post processing / interventionary technique for gui
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by dogma1138 1y ago
Sitemap.xml is back.
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by dogma1138 1y ago
In theory yes, the problem is that even x86 emulation in hardware in order to run x86 code natively without recompiling can drag you into a legal mess which any western company will avoid. NVIDIA got pinched for this over a decade ago. I’m

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