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by modeless 1y ago
There is no complete and "bullet proof" simulation of any system as complex as a whole rocket. Every simulation relies on simplifying assumptions, without exception.
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by modeless 1y ago
Edit: The launch was scrubbed for today. "Standing down from today's tenth flight of Starship to allow time to troubleshoot an issue with ground systems" https://x.com/SpaceX/status/19597558933248659
723.
by modeless 1y ago
this is fake, probably will switch to a crypto scam in a few minutes There is no official YouTube broadcast since the Twitter acquisition
724.
by modeless 1y ago
I get it. FSD is late. Elon's stuff usually is. But it's been driving me to work and back for many months now, and no competitor has anything remotely close in a car you can own. If you can't see there's something amazin
725.
by modeless 1y ago
Jurigged is awesome. It works really well and saves me tons of time. Thank you for making it! I do wish there were callbacks I could subscribe to that would notify me whenever my file changed or whenever any code changed, so I could re-run
726.
by modeless 1y ago
It's fine to start a probe into an admitted and allegedly corrected mistake, but the only reason the mere fact that such a probe is starting would be front-page news is schadenfreude.
727.
by modeless 1y ago
It seems like "mm" "nnn" and "cccccc" would be indistinguishable.
728.
by modeless 1y ago
I once got a job from a post on my blog that hit the front page. So the value to me was enormous.
729.
by modeless 1y ago
I guess your searches missed Tiddlywiki. I think there have been a couple of other takes on the concept too.
730.
by modeless 1y ago
Or just don't visit your feed?
731.
by modeless 1y ago
Yeah this seems like exactly what they should be doing. Developing weapons that kill a single targeted person is better than developing weapons that kill dozens or hundreds at a time. I'd much rather world leaders focus on assassinatin
732.
by modeless 1y ago
Nous Research already trained an occult model: https://x.com/Teknium1/status/1710505270043189523
733.
by modeless 1y ago
> I also think there's a clear sense in which asking whether machines can think is a question about capabilities, even though we would need a more precise definition of "thinking" to be able to answer it. The second half o
734.
by modeless 1y ago
"We know how it moves" is not the reason the question of whether a submarine swims is not interesting. It's because the question is mainly about the definition of the word "swim" rather than about capabilities. >
735.
by modeless 1y ago
It is strange that you started your comment with "I don't agree". The rest of the comment demonstrates that you do agree.
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by modeless 1y ago
"The question [whether computers can think] is just as relevant and just as meaningful as the question whether submarines can swim." -- Edsger W. Dijkstra, 24 November 1983
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by modeless 1y ago
The screen is the very same one that the Pebble Time 2 was going to use. I'm pretty sure it's the same as the other Pebbles.
738.
by modeless 1y ago
PebbleOS has always had a feature called "Quiet Time" which does the same thing as "Do Not Disturb". Hopefully the new app will also respect the phone's native "Do Not Disturb" setting which has a bunch of
739.
by modeless 1y ago
In the podcast Eric said that in the current design the back is fastened with screws and no adhesive. They may end up having to add some adhesive (presumably for water resistance) but hopefully not.
740.
by modeless 1y ago
I have one on order and can't wait, but I'm also hoping that they are successful enough to justify developing a successor to the smallest smartwatch ever made (to this day, which is wild), the excellent Pebble Time Round. Which, o
741.
by modeless 1y ago
The problem with having a site-wide rule against complaining that the site is becoming Reddit is that when it actually becomes true you're prohibited from telling the truth.
742.
by modeless 1y ago
> I’ve seen 12 people hospitalized after losing touch with reality because of AI. [...] Here’s what “AI psychosis” looks like, and why it’s spreading fast In another tweet from the same guy: > 1. This actually isn't new or AI-spe
743.
by modeless 1y ago
Oh yeah, sharing is another nice feature it offers for things like packing checklists. You can share part of your bullet list with collaborators.
744.
by modeless 1y ago
https://workflowy.com is the closest to a text file I've used and that's why I like it. It's like a text file that is synchronized between all your devices and lets you collapse nested bullet lists. That's en
745.
by modeless 1y ago
This is embarrassing, and everyone who commented here without skepticism should seriously examine their priors.
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by modeless 1y ago
> board edge usb-c port This is awesome. I bet we see a lot of these in the future once people realize it's possible to have a USB-C port on your board with no extra parts and zero soldering.
747.
by modeless 1y ago
Well, it does something about the initial cause of the deficiency, but it doesn't fix the deficiency by itself. Maybe if you took lithium carbonate after clearing the plaques then you would get a recovery. But if just taking lithium or
748.
by modeless 1y ago
Lithium carbonate was tested and didn't help the mice at all because it was just absorbed by the plaques. The exciting thing is they found a form of lithium (already commonly available as a supplement) which is not absorbed by the plaq
749.
by modeless 1y ago
That's because bright light makes your pupil smaller, just like this medication. It's plausible that making things sharper at the expense of making them appear dimmer would be a good trade for some people sometimes. And you don&#x
750.
by modeless 1y ago
Exactly. An "exquisitely low dose" should be safe. And Alzheimer's also kills you, after making life no longer worth living. For people who already have it, I don't see any reason why they shouldn't try an appropria

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