ikrenji

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by ikrenji 5y ago
intel is literally getting into the GPU market 2022
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by ikrenji 5y ago
you can have a good game that plays well and you can have a good game that looks pretty. but the truly great games both play well and look pretty...
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by ikrenji 5y ago
im not from germany. in my country the vaccine uptake is less than 50%. at this point everyone who wanted the jab could have gotten it. so im not exaggerating at all actually
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by ikrenji 5y ago
no thank you. you let your body be ravaged by an exotic viral disease from asian bats. I will take my booster
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by ikrenji 5y ago
what values? half the population doesn't value science, rationality, wisdom, progress etc. I don't wanna be governed by science deniers. I also don't wanna spend years in lockdown because people are refusing to get pricked by
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by ikrenji 5y ago
sounds like the dream tbh. cities are overrated
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by ikrenji 5y ago
there is a too many unknowns for anyone to be able to say its not possible to eradicate covid. whats known for sure is that ~40% vaccination rates would have not been able to eradicate either smallpox or polio...
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by ikrenji 5y ago
its not only possible but it already happened twice ~ with smallpox and polio.
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by ikrenji 5y ago
no. you can't equate getting jabbed and getting shot and conclude that science is evil :D
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by ikrenji 5y ago
why is it an incredible claim? there are only two diseases that mankind managed to clear out completely from earth ~ smallpox and polio. both were wiped out with a vaccine. dozens of other diseases are kept in check with vaccines. nothing i
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by ikrenji 5y ago
the pandemic is not a philosophical problem, it has nothing to do with liberty or freedom. it is purely a scientific problem with a scientific solution - the fucking vaccine
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by ikrenji 5y ago
vaccines are and always were effective, its just 90+ % of people would need to take them to kill covid once and for all. but people are dumb so its not happening
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by ikrenji 5y ago
how do we know its not? if not a super deterministic clockwork, at least a probalistic one
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by ikrenji 5y ago
anyone employed anywhere should be unionized, thats just common sense
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by ikrenji 5y ago
i mean if the end goal is to propagate the organism, surely intelligence will be helpful to this - interplanetary scale
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by ikrenji 5y ago
well lets outlaw union busting and actually enforce it -> problem solved
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by ikrenji 5y ago
true, but also many problems can be solved by throwing more money at them
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by ikrenji 5y ago
i think the story is that doctors noticed cases of unusual pneumonia and investigated further. not impossible, especially in a country with SARS experience
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by ikrenji 5y ago
UK company -> UK plane
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by ikrenji 5y ago
We also don't have the right computing machine. Each neuron integrates signals from hundreds of other neurons and it then propagates this signal to another set of hundreds of neurons. I'm not sure how it compares to what a compute
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by ikrenji 6y ago
idk about notification but otherwise thats what it does, it slows down and stops :D
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by ikrenji 6y ago
ok but this is not just a feeling. the world today is 100x more interconnected than the world before ww1...
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by ikrenji 6y ago
depends on the strategy. if you have fairly good predictions about the future, you don't need any of those things. If you are into HFT, you need exchange colo. etc
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by ikrenji 6y ago
this really isn't rocket science. proven solutions do exist, whats lacking usually is the political will. https://www.theguardian.com/cities/2019/jun/03/its-a-miracle...
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by ikrenji 6y ago
on one hand you have multiple fighter pilots (who have seen the object with own eyes, not just instrumentation), military FLIR technicians, radar operators, CIC personnel, a navy admiral all claiming to have witnessed something unusual - on
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by ikrenji 6y ago
sure for the mechanisms we have come up with so far. doesn't say anything about things we come up in the future. we don't know what we don't know.
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by ikrenji 6y ago
i wouldn't think they would be afraid of human aircrafts... I'm pretty sure they would be able to identify threatening aircraft from non threatening, humans can do this too. as for their motivations of floating around random place
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by ikrenji 6y ago
1, without having a mechanism for FTL how can we say for certain that it implies CTCs? maybe relativity is an approximation of a more complete theory which allows FTLs without CTCs... 2, didn't the universe itself expand faster than li
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by ikrenji 6y ago
the report is from over 40 years ago and all the involved are iranian personnel, not american ~ i wouldn't expect any of them to come forward if they are still alive... there is no natural phenomenon that fits the description. one pass
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by ikrenji 6y ago
it doesnt. HFT is pure rent seeking

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