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lokimedes
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I was all set on a model-3, but found the quality lacking at the price. Bought a BMW 3-series hybrid at a comparable price, and is so happy about my choice. Their fully electric cars are fine too. With the dystopian turn of Musk, I will ne
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This must be how it sounds when I preach nuclear power as the be-all, end-all solution to our climate and energy crises. Thank you for the insights.
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Is this an anti-human captcha? It only allows for Alpha Zero or better to enter.
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China has a portfolio strategy when it comes to nuclear technology (and energy systems in general).
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Or C) Blue team analysis is not offered the same resources and interest as Red team analysis. There’s also the “don’t ascribe to maliciousness what can be caused by bureaucracy“
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While agents and HR may be looking to match the bare requirements, the hiring manager is likely also looking for “alpha” the stuff that escapes formal requirements. My hires are usually those that passes the base reqs and provide that uniqu
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I find PhD dissertations to be a good fit for this. They are usually required to provide background on the field, an argument for why the covered research is state of the art and some actual example of original research. 80-200 pages depend
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A mail-cloud provider uses its own hardware? Well, that’s to be expected, it would be a refreshing article if it was written by one of their customers.
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The effort by the nuclear nations to hunt down these weapons is likely significant. As it their efforts to stop proliferation in general. It is also something the US, Russia and everyone else can agree on. Just consider the number of Irania
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A new class of magnetism or magnet? Are we adding a new term to the equations or another bird to the catalog?
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Ours is speculative too. In our case, we a building knowledge graphs for individuals where the schema depends on the person and their needs. We also hope that the relationships between data is where the value lies, rather than in the nodes
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The original sponsor of the project just withdrew all resources, the state of the existing codebase is far from mature, the client I tried (python) was really shaky and the lidt goes on. As for the precarious life of graph database companie
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I want it to be as free as possible, neo4j only let’s you run a single database in non-Enterprise mode. We are building a consumer product, where the database is embedded and not centralized in a cloud, so my focus is perhaps different from
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Having just spent the better part of two weeks integrating Apache Age for Graph data, just to realize the project is stale and a mess, don’t take this list on face value. Now hoping for better results with DGraph, but it seems that graph da
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As above, so below. These lines of thinking sees sleep as a hygiene factor for maintaining bio stasis. We also process experiences and “simulate” effects of potential actions in the waking state. These “software-level” sleep activities seem
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Deepmind is in the UK and Mistral is in France? Alibaba has been pumping out a bunch of useful models for a long time.
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We are lucky that Alibaba, Meta and Mistral sees some strategic value in public releases. If we it was just one of them, it would be a fragile situation for downstream startups. And they’re even situated in three different countries.
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Big Bang Theory was all the rage when I was working at CERN. I know exactly what you mean.
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(Dane here) - this is a major reversal on the food-security policy that drove not just innovation in intensive farming technologies in Denmark in the late nineteenth century, but also the formation of what is now the EU, post WWII, on a eur
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That raises the question og whether they study factored this into their analysis. Don’t carmakers already overprovision?
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To each their own, but I don’t look forward to having my kids yelling, a podcast in my ears and having to explain to my tumbler that wool must be spun at 1000 RPM. Humans have varying preferences when it comes to communication and sensing,
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Or they become the Webvan/pets.com of the bubble.
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The difference is working for yourself. It’s the business version of achieving adulthood (for some).
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Yeah, I have noticed that I may have bought into a bit too much "slick Apple UX" syndrome with my Ubiquiti "conversion", but it was sooo pretty.
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I tried this exact setup with a combination of Ubiquiti and pihole config. It is really unmaintainable and I missed a verification / audit layer, especially for verifying that the Chinese grass/vacuum robots didn’t leak data, etc.
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For me it isn’t uncanny from a lack of humanity. Rather, it triggers all my “fake and shallow” personality biases. It certainly sounds human enough, just not the type of humans I like.
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I still feel both Sublime and VSC are steps back in productivity over TM. The casualness of going from a simple notepad-like window to project-IDE meant small ideas could grow without getting caught up in the boilerplate. Too bad it got le
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From the perspective of the (real) physicists involved the outcome is the same. Most of my colleagues who have stayed in particle physics post Higgs are wishing it was never discovered. The motivation of scientists is not well-understood
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Not long after the initial discovery, we had enough data for everyone at the experiments to simply run a basic invariant-mass calculation and see the mass peak popping up. Once I could "see" the peak, without having to conduct sta
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