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by freemint 5y ago
And why multiple stacks?
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by freemint 5y ago
Yes, I write Julia but I didn't use Julia on purpose. It just feels natural syntax, which I guess is an compliment to Julia.
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by freemint 5y ago
Could you give a less then 10 sentence answer to "Why?" ?
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by freemint 5y ago
> Does this show NATO leaders that they have no backbone? I don't see how Anonymous is concerned with NATO at all. > What's the point? Someone in Russia will have to deal with it, probably intelligent, technically skilled pe
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by freemint 5y ago
Note that 65500 = round(typemax(UInt16)/100)*100 and no higher value exists on the map it might actually be worse how much we can't tell though.
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by freemint 5y ago
Well it would be odd the an Ukrainian ministry would relay such information then https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30461491
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by freemint 5y ago
I find this take very reductive. I would rather see something more concrete like: Putin's pre invasion speech has a striking amount of blood and soil rhetoric. And in addition just like Hitler he denies the right of existence of East E
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by freemint 5y ago
> Overblown issue when you think about it. >> Assume good faith. I think about it and I come to a different conclusion. Thank you for stating that I type such a long message without thinking about it. > And there are many reacto
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by freemint 5y ago
Why doomed? Because ever person on earth needs access to energy in the end. Simplified this leads to 5 outcomes: - keep burning fossil fuels and have resulting climate change - nuclear power stations in every country including unstable coun
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by freemint 5y ago
The last time I checked the sun is shining 24/7.
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by freemint 5y ago
Just as dried up Tardigrades are not alive (reintroduced into an environment in which they can survive) Artificial Intelligence which runs decoupled from any notion of time and whos weights are frozen or changed without it being able to inf
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Forget Digital Computing, You Need an Analog Computer (2021)(hackaday.com)
3 points by freemint 5y ago|1 comments
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by freemint 5y ago
If something only can "think" if it feed data it can not reflect about itself out of it's own volition.
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by freemint 5y ago
For Intel, yes. It demonstrates that Intel is a general purpose silicon company which is important for their future endeavours.
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by freemint 5y ago
They need way fewer subsidies to be competitive with fossil fuel burners though since they are a lot cheaper. Furthermore no (almost no and no financially sustainable) green H2 exist so cars run with grey H2 which ruins car companies fleet
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by freemint 5y ago
I find it a bit problematic that the form for registration is transexclusive (as in man/women) are the only option in a mandatory choice.
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by freemint 5y ago
It has excellent packages for non linear programming though. Both JuMP and JuliaSmoothOptimizers are an excellent eco system for optimization. I find it odd though that Non linear programming is a subset AI and not the reverse.
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by freemint 5y ago
Not necessarily as some stars are wasteful (use energy to fuse bigger atoms) or have material in the core it can't fuse. If you are just concerned with energy output per mass you can do better artificially in theory
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by freemint 5y ago
What prevents that waste head being as warm ad the peak in cosmic background background radiation
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by freemint 5y ago
A quiet simple but very nice IDE. It is also quite modable in LUA itself, including custom autocompletes (which can do arbitrary things thanks to meta tables). My go to IDE when I want teach people programming with LOVE2d as a game engine.
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by freemint 5y ago
Or setup an actual proxy server at that random port.
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by freemint 5y ago
Which is also explains why the Segways are so off the cuff.
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by freemint 5y ago
Yet the video shower that wasn't an issue and he gave tips how to minimise corrosion anyway
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by freemint 5y ago
Which LTT has been shown to be interested in producing, buying cable testing equipment, using high speed cameras for monitor analysis, ... and with LTT Labs those efforts will likely increase.
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by freemint 5y ago
Doesn't sound like something (most) Mac Users would do. And I am also quiet honoured that the marcan_42 replied to my mere comment. Keep doing what you are doing, if you feel you are doing great doing so.
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by freemint 5y ago
The fact that we found them says they are probably not gonna be eaten to extinction
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by freemint 5y ago
Once you have orbital refuelling that changes the asymptotics little so it might be profitable then but that's like post moon station.
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by freemint 5y ago
> Starship cannot take off without significant support infrastructure, so it'd be a one-way trip. Well it needs fueling infrastructure but if the mission is designed sich that there is enough fuel left to fly to some air craft carri
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by freemint 5y ago
Sub marines can't turn the Downing Street let alone Washington DC into rubbel. Rockets launched from submarines can. No one but nation states have this capability today.
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by freemint 5y ago
Rockets and space station have very different material requirements.

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