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by kuprel 7y ago
Is a magnetosphere what would contain the atmosphere? I remember reading that if someone did nuke the poles the atmosphere would escape anyway
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by kuprel 7y ago
You could have one human teleoperator monitoring 10 trucks for corner cases like that. In your example the human could take over and drive over the bed sheet
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by kuprel 7y ago
Ah, thanks for explaining that
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by kuprel 7y ago
Isn't a tuple just a const List? Also there is a set union function: https://api.flutter.dev/flutter/dart-core/Set/union.html
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by kuprel 7y ago
I read that a CT scan outperforms the lab test at detecting it
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by kuprel 7y ago
How would this perform on the reading comprehension part of the SAT?
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by kuprel 7y ago
Orcas have the advantage of a mammalian brain. It's pretty crazy to think that an animal similar to a pig returned to the ocean and now dominates the environment
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by kuprel 7y ago
I remember this was a big goal at one point: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5ySOqtxhbw
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$100 laptop problem solved quietly?(amazon.com)
1 points by kuprel 7y ago|2 comments
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by kuprel 7y ago
If your daily commute is short, solar panels could provide enough energy to not worry about charging
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by kuprel 7y ago
Looks like OpenBCI hardware: https://shop.openbci.com/collections/frontpage/eeg
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by kuprel 7y ago
There's probably pressure for species to not have longer lifespans. Youthful thinking and fresh perspectives are important. Wise old perspectives can get deeply ingrained and can't be changed easily. The free market for example ex
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by kuprel 8y ago
Kardia on Amazon
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by kuprel 8y ago
Could solar cells for wings provide enough power?
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by kuprel 8y ago
and with decentralized control
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by kuprel 8y ago
Also, some people are more reckless than others. A responsible driver might have a much lower chance of fatality than the average
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by kuprel 8y ago
So just a quick calculation: Assuming that the rocket has moment of inertia similar to a hollow cylinder with radius 1ft, conversion from rotation energy to linear is perfect, and final linear velocity is 5000 mph, the rocket would have to
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by kuprel 8y ago
Is it possible they spin the rocket in place then convert the rotation energy to linear with fins on the body acting as a propeller?
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by kuprel 9y ago
iota
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by kuprel 9y ago
Could probably have a smaller rocket too
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by kuprel 9y ago
If all the carbon came from Earth and some is burned in space then the footprint on Earth is negative I think
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by kuprel 9y ago
"1 million kilowatt hours of power per day" cringe, *energy. Or 1 million kilowatt hours per day of power, but that's a mess. Just state the power in watts jesus
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by kuprel 9y ago
Iota uses a "tangle" instead of a block chain
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by kuprel 10y ago
GTAV is closed source
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by kuprel 10y ago
It seems like it would almost be easier to hire some of rockstar's game designers and build a realistic self driving car environment from the ground up, given the amount of funding OpenAI has
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by kuprel 10y ago
Is it possible to return observations that a well equipped driverless car would receive (e.g. lidar, sonar, multiple cameras, IMU, etc)?
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by kuprel 10y ago
Maybe instead of automation taking away jobs, people will end up working less hours. This was a reduction of hours without automation, so 17 nurses had to be hired
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by kuprel 10y ago
"The reality is that the for profit school’s only goal was to make money for their investors. It doesn’t matter if the students are not able to find jobs in their field" I know the founder and he really cares about people, especia
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by kuprel 11y ago
Specific energy of hydrogen is 142 MJ/kg. Why not a hydrogen fuel cell powered electric jet?
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by kuprel 11y ago
Would be cool if you could upvote/downvote papers

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