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Wolfram Alpha just told me that it's 800,000 laps around Earth's equator away. You can probably compare that to a very long airplane ride (about a 45 hour flight) done nearly a million times. If that's not enough for human sc
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I don't work there anymore, but gods I miss Deltoid. It was a fantastic tool. Google's experimentation UX is like a decade behind.
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> heating of houses in northern latitudes This can at least be partially solved by having all homes in these regions training machine learning models on racks of GPUs at night.
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9/11 I presume.
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That is really awesome. I've been watching this building be assembled every time I drive by, but now I will appreciate it so much more. I didn't know about the great pool(s!) on the roof. It's fun to open in Preview.app (not
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Silicon is one of the most abundant elements on Earth and for thousands of years humans had no idea what would be possible with very controlled etching of it.
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I'm sure the same-y ness of the language everyone uses is the result of years of academic study in to how to frame things in a way that minimizes the immediate anger in the aggrieved population to minimize things like Going Postal, or
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Which business do I invest in assuming this is real and has IP protection? It would be like buying Intel in 1971 or getting shares in Edison in 1878.
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Thinking about law (As Asimov's are), I perceive essentially an impenetrable barrier in this possibility space. We create order from the chaos of potential behavior by defining limits. Currently, in this 2000D StableDiffusion landscape
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Who needs an accelerometer when you're just interpreting polygon transform/coordinates in a camera view (the camera that recorded the video)
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There is a fork of Dolphin for VR. I played a few minutes of Zelda with my Oculus on several years ago. Pretty trippy to be transported to a game I enjoyed on a CRT 22 years ago, with a life-scale Link staring me in the face, 3 feet away.
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I actually originally assumed this was entirely done by some AI interpretation of the original 2D projection of the game scene, conjuring the entire new 3D scene. But of course, just extracting the vertex data from the emulator is way bette
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That's kind of the key theory behind why JPEG (and other lossy encodings) work at all. A perfect being would see a JPEG next to a PNG or TIFF and find the first repugnantly error-ridden. But we tend to ignore high-frequency data's
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There are tens of thousands of men taking injectables in the US and worldwide today who completely bypass the medical gatekeeping establishment. These injectables have been shown to reduce fertility to nil and last for up to 6 months. The s