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jychang
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jychang
3y ago
250mA at 25 Celsius, according to the paper
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jychang
3y ago
The site pressure at a bottom of a well is irrelevant. You do realize air pressure is not what matters, but pressure as a whole? That includes water pressure. The bottom of the straw is not in a well; it’s more akin to a cassion, so you ne
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jychang
3y ago
TIL Asia is in the southern hemisphere
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jychang
3y ago
They should have put HBOMax/Max as the punchline of the joke.
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jychang
3y ago
Getting his software stuck and then kicked off the computer is his self interest?
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jychang
3y ago
The police is part of the root cause lol
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jychang
3y ago
10 meters at sea level. A lot more when you have an ocean’s weight of water pushing on the other end.
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jychang
3y ago
Obviously yes? Why wouldn’t it be? Outsourcing isn’t inherently good or bad, it’s just a means to an end that may have good or bad side effects.
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jychang
3y ago
He’s crazy, but it reminded me of an old joke with many layers and a kernel of truth to it: A KGB spy and a CIA agent meet up in a bar for a friendly drink. "I have to admit, I'm always so impressed by Soviet propaganda. You reall
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3y ago
Yeah, the headline is very different from the article. The article isn’t arguing that BPD doesn’t exist and that the patients are faking it or something, it’s arguing that the current classification system is wrong.
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3y ago
Does Ritalin improve autism? It’s an ADHD drug.
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3y ago
It is in his self interest that it fails. Capitalism is founded on self interest- if he does not say that, then he is not acting according to capitalist values. It is a great thing for him to say, unless you’re a communist.
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3y ago
I strongly suspect the iMac sells less than the Mac mini.
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jychang
3y ago
… I already proposed a better system. Let the government adjust market values via passing laws as needed. Obviously humans aren’t rational actors, so assuming as much would be dumb to use as the basis of an economic system. People generally
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3y ago
There are an infinite number of rational numbers, but if you only understood the rationals then you wouldn’t understand pi or e. Or even sqrt(2). Infinities can be very constraining.
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3y ago
Market value != worth, unless you believe that market capitalism is the only way to determine worth The value of those houses (as a place to live) is $0 to anyone who cares about not consuming PFAS, and thus should be $0 until the problem i
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jychang
3y ago
An 2006 article referencing 2004 memes, that would be missed by anyone born after the late 90s. Internet historians are going to have a hell of a time sorting out internet history.
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jychang
3y ago
Yeah, I don’t see a reason for any AI to be able to translate all concepts to human thoughtspace. If an AI is able to have exponentially more possible thoughts than a human, then only a tiny subset would be understood by humans. It’s be lik
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3y ago
Last time I checked, Dutch Tulip prices are not $0
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3y ago
Yes but when is apple going to release the iFPGA?
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jychang
3y ago
Disagree, it only applies to your walking/cyclist example. I suspect getting hit by a bus will hurt a lot more than getting hit by a car.
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3y ago
As someone who is generally against testosterone supplementation… hell no that’s a terrible comparison. How extrogenous testosterone affects the HPTA axis and the returns/dependence, is nowhere near what opiates do to your mu/delt
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jychang
3y ago
What do you mean by bridge with HGH? How does that affect mood/“feeling low”?
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jychang
3y ago
Never going to happen, unless you think western governments would like guaranteeing that Chinese tech will never be more than 5 years out of date.
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3y ago
Changes in terrestrial water (urn:x-wiley:00948276:media:grl65897:grl65897-math-0001) (e.g., Figure 2a) and oceanic (urn:x-wiley:00948276:media:grl65897:grl65897-math-0002) (Figure 2b) mass loads were converted to spherical harmonic (SH) co
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3y ago
Strong disagree. https://blog.oup.com/2016/11/evolution-human-memory/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-gps-weakens-m ... Navigation memory is the most core type of memory-
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3y ago
Emojis with skin color, mostly
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jychang
3y ago
Not all humans even complete language acquisition, so that’s a bold statement you’re making.
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3y ago
In real life, I’m sure prestige and dominance are mixed. Pure prestige and pure dominance would be hard to find. But I see it as a useful construct to delineate the differences regardless, because it maps pretty easily onto the traditional
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3y ago
Sounds interesting. I feel like I (and most techies as well) am prone to commit the sin of trying to derive all human behavior from economics/psychology, since we like deriving concepts from first principles. What simple introductionar
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