drsnow

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by drsnow 5y ago
How on Earth? I can't imagine the difference between the computational power of all top 500 supercomputers is THAT many orders of magnitude far off from the computational power of all the folding@home computational power donated by the
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by drsnow 5y ago
I think it's safe to assume there's a plan to exfiltrate the critical information to reproduce what TSMC has accomplished in Taiwan
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by drsnow 5y ago
Ah okay. Why do you think it would be bad? Genuinely asking.
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by drsnow 5y ago
Are you really afraid of it? Care explaining how it invokes fear?
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by drsnow 5y ago
is there any reason to believe space is in fact quantized? why should it be? genuine question!
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by drsnow 5y ago
Mainstream in this case meaning legitimate.
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by drsnow 5y ago
I don't know it but I don't have to. I don't have to prove a negative. It's on you to show that it is harmful, otherwise it isn't.
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by drsnow 5y ago
Don't vape then. If someone in public is vaping near you, walk away.
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by drsnow 5y ago
Because a firewall exploit means your thermostat is now controllable over the internet and you can conveniently preheat your oven over the internet too and now your house is burning down
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by drsnow 5y ago
Vapor is not problematic second-hand, smoke is. The two are incomparable.
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by drsnow 5y ago
>I doubt we’re detectable outside of a 100 light year sphere from earth and none of those stars look like they contain any habitable planets. Do you have a source for that?
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by drsnow 5y ago
Can you elaborate? I'd like to know why this is the case
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by drsnow 5y ago
Why do you call it thermoplastic instead of just plastic
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by drsnow 5y ago
Can you provide a source or two for these claims?
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by drsnow 5y ago
People are legitimately making a living trading crypto, you know. It's actually putting food on people's tables. It's a tradable asset like any other, and its value is dictated by supply and demand, like any other. How is som
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by drsnow 5y ago
of what relevance would such data be to the user who generated it?
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by drsnow 5y ago
Why didn't you just verify when co-working that yes, you are the one who is asking to have your key signed? Wouldn't that have solved it all in one go?
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by drsnow 5y ago
Believe they meant the wood composing the chair came from a tree with complexity enough to be reasonably thought capable of consciousness (on some basic tree level)
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by drsnow 5y ago
We don't need god
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by drsnow 5y ago
It's hilarious because China regularly steals trade secrets and intellectual property from any, primarily American, company they desire.
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by drsnow 5y ago
"I can't help but fear for the young people who will take them as gospel and act like a robot, moving through them as a checklist." Why?
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by drsnow 5y ago
Lol, does it really take an entire AI system to autoban someone who says a bad word?
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by drsnow 5y ago
localbitcoins exists
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by drsnow 5y ago
It is currently known that to probe the Planck scale is practically impossible, or implausible depending on your level of optimism. That scale is the point at which we might gain some level of confidence that we know what "really"
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by drsnow 5y ago
The latter.