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by elfbargpt 3y ago
It’s jarring how much this info feels like “forbidden knowledge” today. I’d be interested in hearing counter arguments, but mearsheimer is an expert, and this seems to line up very cleanly with reality. The fact that difficulties in Ukraine
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
What, you think he's wrong because China had a bad economic quarter two years after he posted that? You realize China has had unprecedented growth over the past 15 years, with pundits predicting its collapse the entire time. They have
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
I echo a lot of what the other people in here are saying. I'm also pretty convinced that AI won't replace software dev any earlier than it will replace the majority of corporate jobs, and at that point everyone has a problem.
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
Time will tell I suppose
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
You should also read this book published in 2001, collapse is imminent! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Coming_Collapse_of_China
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
I wouldn't be so quick to make that call. It's definitely a serious possibility, but at the end of the day I think it's hard to imagine exactly how people would fill their time and adapt. I think there are a lot of opportunit
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
Not much better on desktop haha, still cool though. Basically a combination of Chronophoto: https://www.chronophoto.app/game.html Geoguessr: https://www.geoguessr.com/
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
I am excited about AI / machine learning, and I do think ChatGPT is a really cool engineering feat, but in it's current state I don't see it displacing too many jobs. Basically right now it's a fairly accurate assistan
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
EDIT: This is probably fake. The account was just created and can't find any info online. Also the pellet returns to its starting position for some reason. Just saw another unconfirmed replication here: https://twitter.com&
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
It's definitely sketchy. Rumors are it's coming out of HUST though.
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
Here's another twitter thread with a little more context: https://twitter.com/altryne/status/1686492563145166848?s=20 Source isn't completely clear but rumors are that it's out of China. Obviously s
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
https://twitter.com/667keos/status/1686490898480173056?s=20 Check it out
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Speck of LK-99 floating without contact on magnet(twitter.com)
8 points by elfbargpt 3y ago|6 comments
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
Throughout this whole saga I've had this feeling that at the very least we can rely on China to really pursue this new development to it's logical end. It's kind of sad, but I don't think I can say the same about the US
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
Does anyone know if there's a way to ensure those "particular Cu substitutions" happen at the correct atomic sites? Or I guess what's the way forward in terms of synthesizing
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
Can anyone explain what this means in relation to the ability to synthesize it in superconducting form? Is there a way to force the Cu to the correct site? Or is looking for a new material with similar properties the way forward
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
I ended up going to Belfast the weekend of the bonfires without knowing it existed beforehand--was a totally surreal experience. The largest man-made fires I'd ever seen right in the middle of the city streets, armored cars driving aro
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
I've been following this guy on twitter and it seems like he's kind of jumped the gun twice at this point. Was really quick to celebrate the new superconductor, and now he's convinced it's over. I think we just need to w
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
I really think this could be in-fighting for the third Nobel prize spot (if it turns out to be legitimate). I pointed this out in another comment, but the first two authors are the the LK-99 material namesake and will likely always be the f
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
One interesting thing I saw pointed out on twitter: both of the published papers have "Lee" and "JH Kim" as the first two authors (LK-99 material namesake). The first paper was published by YW Kwon with himself as the t
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by elfbargpt 3y ago
Good to see Chinese students expressing themselves freely on social media at least--China might not be quite as dystopian as we're often led to believe
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Show HN: Animated Pixel Sort(tsammons.github.io)
2 points by elfbargpt 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Animated merge sort of any image's pixels(tsammons.github.io)
2 points by elfbargpt 3y ago|0 comments