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by logtempo 3y ago
remind me of hunger stones : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunger_stone
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by logtempo 3y ago
The problem is not pleasure or meaning of life. It is production, competition and economy. Always have been in the past centuries. > Maybe we will shift more of our skills to higher level skills Exactly, that's what happened with th
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by logtempo 3y ago
ho it's billion, my bad ahah
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by logtempo 3y ago
it's 2.3/second not 380
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by logtempo 3y ago
From the article, it's a FB report to the FBI that decided to show up (on a videocall?) to ask if everything is OK. To me, it sounds like if the guy working at Starbuck hear a guy saying harmfull things outloud, call cops, cops come to
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by logtempo 3y ago
Lu told CNBC that the SU7 will first be sold to consumers in China, and that it would take at least two to three years for any overseas launch. Xiaomi’s car factory, for which all “key” steps are fully automated, can produce an SU7 every 76
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by logtempo 3y ago
I think too much (self)micromanagement kill your productivity. A reasonable way to satisfy your need would be planning your day and estimated task duration, doing your day trying to keep the order of task at least and tracking it, and at th
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by logtempo 3y ago
In other words, they're trying to keep the variance of the distribution of salaries constant over time. Limiting economic disparity have always been beneficial to the group I believe (I don't have data for that). In the same compa
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by logtempo 3y ago
Rice production does not really increase since 2015: https://www.statista.com/statistics/256005/global-rice-suppl... and while you're correct for the price, it did increased by ~32% in 2023 compared to previo
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by logtempo 3y ago
rice: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2023/06/rice-climate-crisis-f... france: https://www.defense.gouv.fr/ministere/politique-defense/stra... wfp: https://www.wfp.org&#x2
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by logtempo 3y ago
The World Food Program is ringing the bell at increasing risk of food shortage. There is a lack of rice production due to drought and demands France consider that food supply will be a military challenge in some years (the two other points
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by logtempo 3y ago
and data
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by logtempo 3y ago
so, my body is refactoring all the time? Cool 8)
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by logtempo 3y ago
so, my body is refactoring all the time?
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by logtempo 3y ago
https://genomebiology.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/gb-... Might interest you!
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by logtempo 3y ago
1 million per day of what looked like 1mm3 structures (with um features) mean a volume of 1dm3, which is 1L. Do what you want with this information, I think it's not at industrial scale yet.
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by logtempo 3y ago
> For their part, the researchers have already experimented with producing both hard and soft particles, made of ceramics and of hydrogels. The first could see applications in microelectronics manufacturing and the latter in drug deliver
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by logtempo 3y ago
Didn't known they moved from INRIA (National Institute for Research in Digital Science and Technology) to Dassault Systèmes
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by logtempo 3y ago
And that's the force and the weakness of McKinsey (and other commercials guys): they sell something, from good things to craps. They sell it no matter what is the outcome. When they sell a good thing, everything is good. When they sell
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by logtempo 3y ago
There is different cases regarding PhD subjects, and it vary depending on the country. The normal two cases is doing a master, and by contacting professors you find opportunities and build with the help of the future PhD director the subjec
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by logtempo 3y ago
peertube could be one, but it's hard to get traction for such plateforms. I also believe that a good amount of users are also doing there search on tiktok and instagram. For long content it's still youtube obviously.
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by logtempo 3y ago
> Research now shows that at least 1.2 million instream obstacles block river flows in 36 European countries, with about 68% less than 2m (6.6ft) in height I think we are talking about those dam, not the big ones. > "Absolutely
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by logtempo 3y ago
spending coins, be it valuable coins or pixels coins, can be addictive. On the other hand, it can teach the children to plan, save money for later. or spending it instantly. So...it depend of the game. Regarding spending dollars coins to bu
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by logtempo 3y ago
you're correct, but prohibition when not largly accepted socially have bad consequences.
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by logtempo 3y ago
If neural network is AI, then translation tools, deepl being one of my favorite. There is also AI in video editing apps: fast autofocus on faces, face detection and modifiers that follow you. It's really incredible and intuiive enough
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by logtempo 3y ago
Maybe it will put emphasis on the social aspect of internet. Maybe people will be more sceptikal. by having t know your source, having small but trustworthy network based on real people... maybe that will change the shape of internet and le
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by logtempo 3y ago
You really need to cite a source on this subject, measuring the industrial waste is very difficult and any articles state that "we found this but anyway, it's difficult to track efficiently the industry wastes".
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by logtempo 3y ago
Adjust the variable in consequence, we're talking about a fictional material. You're using a strawman there, just to be in contradiction.
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by logtempo 3y ago
Remind me of this: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-05172-4 > Improving the efficiency of algorithms for fundamental computations can have a widespread impact, as it can affect the overall speed of a large
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by logtempo 3y ago
Is a language can be too big to fall? That's an interesting question tbh.

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