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by dotnet00 3y ago
That isn't sufficient justification to force these tools into things that require some strict determinism. We've already seen cases of companies being forced to compensate users because their fancy AI toy was unpredictable and gav
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by dotnet00 3y ago
I think "real" in the common sense is just too vague to really apply to things as abstract as numbers. 'Real' numbers seem real in a common sense because counting is a universal human experience. Adding in the imaginary
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Yep, that feature of getting the frequency domain representation through optics is pretty convenient for the various microscopies and spectroscopies performed at light sources.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
So are you saying that it's a good thing to have machines that are supposed to be tools tailor made for our needs that need as much consideration and prodding as an animal needs? Because that feels like hell. Software is already often
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Well, it's been operating for a while now without any major outages, no issues with torrents, exposes way more "techie" features than any other VPN I've used (customizable port forwarding, dynamic dns and customizable su
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by dotnet00 3y ago
I've been using AirVPN for a few years now, seems fairly trustworthy so far.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
This seems like a decent explanation of what I had in mind: https://oxsci.org/quantum-computing-for-quantum-chemistry/ and this one a slightly more math based explanation: https://ahelwer.ca/post/2
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by dotnet00 3y ago
They could setup the infrastructure to defend a claim to the valuable areas of the Moon, eg the permanently shadowed craters with easily accessible water ice.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
The article is way too vague about what the researchers actually did to say anything useful about what their model says about the existence of wormholes, but usually the point of having used a quantum computer to model something is that it&
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by dotnet00 3y ago
I mean, their monetization strategy has lately been more focused on service provider type stuff like advertising and movie streaming, not server/client stuff.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
I think part of it is that the efforts are all going to be kind of dodging bullets, in that everyone knows that a popular use case of Plex is for pirated media. So all monetization efforts have to be carefully designed to not risk implicati
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Well tuned 3d printers are somewhat surprisingly mostly unaffected by earthquakes. People have even done stuff like hanging a printer and printing without any significant issue. It'd just show as a slight imperfection on that specific
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by dotnet00 3y ago
I hope you enjoy living in delusion
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by dotnet00 3y ago
I've been seeing headlines and even some footage near constantly since this latest escalation of Israel killing civilians. There are thousands of images of dense housing complexes, hospitals etc being bombed. Anyone with basic common s
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by dotnet00 3y ago
The situation of Japan was obviously completely different, considering that it was an openly declared war against a nation that was actually capable of conquering its surrounding territory. Plus, the US had no interest in making Japan a par
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Western culture, and increasingly Asian culture as well. Anyhow, the stereotype of a man not being able to function without his mother or wife constantly wiping his ass is also just not practical. Every person, at some point is going to hav
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Consider living with someone from a culture that doesn't treat growm men as toddlers who can't do the basic job of taking care of their living environment without a woman to baby them.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Those aren't meme formats in terms of what is typically meant by meme.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
People also differentiate heavily on the basis of scale and profit. Artists are often fine with people sharing their posts and may even tolerate someone asking for permission to make printouts or whatever else for their circle of friends, b
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Yeah that's fair, sorry if I came off as aggressive
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Having lived in Iran for a bit, Saffron was indeed extremely cheap, we used to regularly eat saffron ice cream, and we frequently used it in sweets. I didn't even realize how expensive it was in the rest of the world until later.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Current Blue Moon is also a Starship style lander, just instead of Superheavy, it'll launch on New Glenn. It's also a refueling heavy, orbital depot focused lander. Only major difference being that it's hydrogen fueled, and o
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by dotnet00 3y ago
15 was likely a pessimistic assessment. Likely calculated assuming that they have to use a regular old Starship (rather than a tanker variant) with near current specs, with no weight savings or any of the engine improvements, with conservat
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Specifically it completely eliminates the need for a non-reusable launch vehicle as large as SLS.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
The only goods SLS has actually delivered are dollars to Boing execs and inefficient jobs across the country. Most of the satellites the first launch carried did not work, it can't launch often enough to be a viable general use heavy l
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by dotnet00 3y ago
I've pointed out two things, bombing hospitals and bombing aid workers. There's also targeting children, having no qualms about the collateral damage when they bomb houses to get at single targets and so on. Using systems like the
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by dotnet00 3y ago
"We all should have worked harder" is such an absurd thing to be saying alongside that sorry excuse you've presented. The entire point of human rights and rules of war is that there are certain rights the people of even small
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Not having a governing body that genuinely works for their interests does not invalidate their rights as humans.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
When this latest series of attacks started there was still some room to charitably interpret what the IDF had to deal with, but we've had months of constant action and very obvious suffering and death that the IDF has been imposing upo
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by dotnet00 3y ago
That's in a large part not because people like big tech companies, rather they just hate the government even more than they hate big tech, because the government being so corrupt and ineffective is why the big tech companies are gettin

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