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961.
by foota 3y ago
(I found it in the same place :-) )
962.
by foota 3y ago
It's more than just a one time thing though, if you assume capex increases over time then it's a permanent reduction in expenses.
963.
by foota 3y ago
Depreciation happens over several years, whereas other expenses are immediate, right?
964.
by foota 3y ago
Apparently arcuate is the preferred term
965.
by foota 3y ago
Maybe it's not yet considered likely?
966.
by foota 3y ago
Sop $1000 on average?
967.
by foota 3y ago
I've also heard it suggested that there was a lull in traffic during COVID that might have made people lose their edge.
968.
by foota 3y ago
Are we related?
969.
by foota 3y ago
Isn't there a relation between entropy and computation? It would be interesting to see how these are related.
970.
by foota 3y ago
Isn't Microsoft pretty invested in onnx?
971.
by foota 3y ago
Unfortunately, if you've seen them all, you also need to store them all :-)
972.
by foota 3y ago
Ah, I get it now. All we need is a logarithm oracle and we're good to go :)
973.
by foota 3y ago
Could you explain a little more of post a reference?
974.
by foota 3y ago
Makes me wonder... Is it known whether there is some intermediate representation that makes both fast?
975.
by foota 3y ago
Nop is blue bar?
976.
by foota 3y ago
Could also be elongating (as opposed to shrinking in every dimension or losing mass)
977.
by foota 3y ago
Isn't tidal energy largely untested compared to wind energy?
978.
by foota 3y ago
Scotland is aiming to replant 15,000 hectares per year, and removed 7,858 hectares for wind turbines. Seems like a fair trade.
979.
by foota 3y ago
The street price is 235 an ounce.
980.
by foota 3y ago
I'm not what you're asking for, but almost certainly closer to 3 than 15. If it's the real deal, I imagine we have industrial capacity to make a superconducting material within 5 years. The required supplies are readily avail
981.
by foota 3y ago
Ah yes, ancient materials, like graphene.
982.
by foota 3y ago
Do many materials yield similar conclusions? If so, then this is just confirmation bias, but if the analysis is rare, then it might be something?
983.
by foota 3y ago
Who knew, drilling is O(N^2)
984.
by foota 3y ago
I don't think 800,000 years is that long on the geological time scale. (Not that I don't think global warming is a big deal etc etc)
985.
by foota 3y ago
I think it's very hard to run a service by yourself of this magnitude reliably, but I'd always take a 99.9% availability daily backup service that runs right at SLO over one that's down for a day once in a blue moon. Also, pa
986.
by foota 3y ago
I think the main issue is the concern over whether you can access other resources on the web. E.g., windows doesn't allow websites to refuse service to you based on, say, your physical address; but the web integrity (WEI) proposal migh
987.
by foota 3y ago
IANAL, but I don't think there's nearly enough insulation here. I don't think there's much distinction between selling someone a device and then giving them free software that they need to install, and just giving them t
988.
by foota 3y ago
From Comma's website: "Meet the comma 3X The comma 3X is custom hardware designed to live in your car, and purpose built to run openpilot. The comma 3X has three beautiful HDR cameras, two cameras to watch the road and one night-v
989.
by foota 3y ago
I took a combined calc 1 and calc 2 class in college after taking a calculus class covering AP calculus AB and BC in high school, which I think was a nice balance probably (my school didn't let you skip it completely). The refresher wa
990.
by foota 3y ago
I think significant advances in material science have allowed larger wind tubines blades, in particular carbon fiber polymers.

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