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genman
3y ago
"Chinese scientists bring record-breaking Stirling generator to life while Nasa’s patent stays on paper" - Chinese posturing is funny. Are we in some kind of Stirling race?
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genman
3y ago
I think there are two kind of AI uses. I as an artist can come up with an idea want to archive and then use AI tools to reach it or an artist is completely cut out of the loop. I don't believe that the later can be called an art or eve
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genman
3y ago
Thank you for sharing this!!!
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genman
3y ago
Weeks of work? That must be horrible. /s Come on, show a little more love toward your grandmother.
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genman
3y ago
How many have tried? Gently asking if this or that is needed indeed? Of course arrogantly claiming that they live in the middle of junkyard doesn't get anybody anywhere.
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genman
3y ago
Aw, poor Americans and their tiny 2 week long vacation. :) People in Europe will never understand this mindless slaving. ;)
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genman
3y ago
How did you try to sell them? Did you list them on eBay or did you try to contact some auction houses or did you look for some gaming groups or forums?
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genman
3y ago
And how much did you help her when she was still alive? I think your complaint is unjustified.
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genman
3y ago
A lot of talk without any evidence trying to persuade that this fantasy has any merit. Considering that only Russian propaganda media has picket it up so far is also telling.
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genman
3y ago
Gimp menu system is reasonably logical (except perhaps some minor exceptions like having options under edit menu (but this is also problem with most of the programs)).
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genman
3y ago
You are getting downvoted for your own ignorance.
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genman
3y ago
Quite contrary. It is completely fair to evaluate the past through the lens of contemporary value system. For example the slavery is today not accepted but during the middle ages it was and was common - therefore by today's standards t
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genman
3y ago
There is an interesting hypothesis by Oded Galor that states that there should be a balance between not enough and too much diversity when it comes to innovation and progress - with the first you'll get stagnation and with the second y
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genman
3y ago
Naturally. I didn't single out medieval era. And I didn't say that it was less or more dark than other historical eras, but if we compare it to what we have right now then you can't claim that it was a very enlightened age. T
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genman
3y ago
It was in many ways. There were of course more enlightened spaces, but the little they had was not very evenly distributed. Btw. nice trivia about cats and plague: Venetians caught cats from the mainland and took them to their islands to ca
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genman
3y ago
Or thermal storage.
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genman
3y ago
if
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genman
3y ago
> Cite? Telegram channel of Vyacheslav Volodin, chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation.
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genman
3y ago
Claims are cheap.
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genman
3y ago
Numenta's co-founder is Jeff Hawkins, the inventor of Palm. He wrote a book "On intelligence" about how our brains are supposed to work. Is here anybody who's familiar how much of the ideas presented in the book have bee
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3y ago
That been strongly speculated about the Russian state of nuclear warheads - because those are not properly maintained, none of them works - Russia, despite their wild claims doesn't have any nuclear deterrent as we speak. So it is like
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genman
3y ago
Comparing LLM to journalists is good insight.
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genman
3y ago
Not necessarily if the remaining one idea is still garbage.
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3y ago
In most part - don't live old. It also helps when you don't poison yourself (indeed tobacco, polluted air, alcohol, you name it, are poisons even when tolerable in small quantities) and exercise enough.
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genman
3y ago
Appears like extortion.
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genman
3y ago
Interesting, but my first answers are essentially - use some clever math.
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genman
3y ago
Where in the scale of spectroscope and imaging would one put LIGO?
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genman
3y ago
This is exactly how you sell the bullshit - with cleverly worded bullshit that makes the reader feel smart. He was able to pull it off because he was already famous and accomplished.
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genman
3y ago
Impressive, but it hurts me to see how much risk to loose his fingers he takes.
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3y ago
This description actually kind of makes sense. What could help (or could have no effect) is taking the blood pressure with the electronic device. There nobody could be next to you (entrap you) and you would have a complete control over the
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