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by drtgh 4y ago
It seems that 25% paragraph on wikipedia cites a non-technical article[1] from 2018: "Theoretical calculations have shown that detonation combustion is 25% more efficient than the isobaric combustion cycle, which corresponds to c
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by drtgh 4y ago
Not just SLC (1bit per cell). One thing that exasperates me is that one can't find even MLC drives anymore (2bits per cell), now everything is TLC or QLC (QLC sounds as a bad joke, how are they able to sell that thing?). A few years ag
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by drtgh 4y ago
NAND cell modes: SLC 1-bit per cell, MLC 2-bit, TLC 3-bit, QLC 4-bit. And those cell modes are usually determined by the firmware/hardware controller of the NAND memory. The more bits stored per cell, the greater is the degradation. SL
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by drtgh 4y ago
GPT-4 and homologous are just advanced text concatenation programs based on statistics; the AI acronym in such models is just marketing. And such marketing is highly worrying as there are people thinking about letting these kinds of statist
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by drtgh 4y ago
One of my main concerns is when the firewall stops working (due a poisoned packet what shutting it down, what would be the first logic kind of attack I guess) currently the access to the "local" network would be granted with IPv6;
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by drtgh 4y ago
The words "local" or "home" network with IPv6 are an illusion, this is what I wanted to show with my examples, Firstly one ceases to have control of its own home network, what now have to rely on the ISP for to receive t
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by drtgh 4y ago
Making your computer traceable on the internet is not a security feature but all the contrary, it is a threat to security and privacy. Cracking and Hacking world is awaiting with open arms IPv6 because a pain in the ass called NAT was remov
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by drtgh 4y ago
> Globally routable ≠ globally connectible Tell us with the next 0 day, because that big problem exist, and unfortunately happens every days. IPv6 == All your devices are globally ROUTABLE and CONNECTIBLE from Internet, your home network
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by drtgh 4y ago
I remember that update, suddenly they disabled Cookie AutoDelete, what left me with a bad feeling. PS: Meanwhile I do not understand why is Ghostery included in that tinny allowed addons list (and now Tampermonkey).
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by drtgh 4y ago
I didn't know about them, so I've checked, IceGiant ProSiphon Elite vs Noctua NH-D15, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0OQxbMvo80 At min 26:30 it's shown test results, and the performance seems better with No
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by drtgh 4y ago
https://earthscience.stackexchange.com/questions/428/could-t... [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth%27s_internal_heat_budget [2] https://yearbook.enerdata.net/electricity&
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by drtgh 4y ago
https://www.americangeosciences.org/critical-issues/faq/why-... "At any one geothermal field, however, the temperature of the geothermal reservoir or the fluid levels/fluid pressure in the reservoir may
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by drtgh 4y ago
When I read the article I was only able to think in the damage to the underwater ecosystem by sun blocking, plus micro-plastics ( trophic chain, endocrine system damage) and chemicals from plastics degradation.
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by drtgh 4y ago
Edit: As burkaman said I misspelled units.
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by drtgh 4y ago
After launch, for a quick moment can be seen frozen images from inside the decoupling tube, so it is my guess that something did not worked as expected. The only detail I did not liked is someone decided to introduce some unforgivable image
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Infusion of blood protein can reduce brain damage after a stroke(medicalxpress.com)
2 points by drtgh 4y ago|1 comments
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New theory of electron spin to aid quantum devices(phys.org)
1 points by drtgh 4y ago|0 comments
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by drtgh 4y ago
With all due respect to the profession, but.. how does this kind of thing arrived to the front page with 5 points? HN, come on, really?
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by drtgh 4y ago
>Statistical thermodynamics contains all the necessary tools you need to answer your balls in a box question The balls in a box example shows how ML statistics work. The string is adjustable, it can be adapted to different contours, but
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by drtgh 4y ago
>I have no idea what this is saying. It sounds like you're shitting on statistics all of a sudden, which is weird, given that you seemed to favor mathematicians in the first part. Mathematicians are specialized in problem solving, a
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by drtgh 4y ago
My humble opinion; AI is supposed to be the acronym for artificial intelligence, but marketing has usurped it to refer to machine learning, which is nothing more than a neo-language for defining statistical equations in a semi-automated way
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by drtgh 4y ago
Interesting. By that link, it seems they was able to stabilizing 'droplets' where two plasmas co-existed simultaneously inside Tokamak. I wonder if they thought if it would be possible to accelerate such plasma droplets in opposit
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by drtgh 5y ago
It is easier and comfortable to get a good finish with electric toothbrush. It is not a thing of advanced technology, as the mechanisms are simple, it is just they do the work well, mere brushes per second and better control of where. One c
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by drtgh 5y ago
I am afraid that vaccinated and not vaccinated people can get infected and infect to others with the same viral load, since Delta variant become dominant months ago in the majority of countries. It seems the bug can survive three days on pl
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by drtgh 5y ago
"How I Found a Vulnerability to Hack iCloud Accounts and How Apple Reacted to It" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27564236 Spoiler: Apple didn't paid him (even they tried to fool him a second time). By r
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by drtgh 5y ago
It seems Tesla, Inc. makes most of the profit by selling Carbon-Emissions Credits to other vehicles manufacturers. I would not be surprised if they expects from that future making extra profit by "recycling" damaged structures, or