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noetic_techy
9y ago
I totally agree. Who cares if the worst case scenario is tiered pricing, as long as their is REAL competition, a competitor can come along and say "we offer it all for one flat fee because our infrastructure is better." Boom, do
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This is one of these points that really bugs me about the US and North America in general. Did you know there is NO land route to South America from North America? You have to take a car fairy at a certain point. Its ludicrous. The US s
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9y ago
--> Combination of webs of trust and machine learning to both shape tastes and politics and harden networks from their shaping. Can you elaborate on this with an example of a future scenario? Thinking about this is throwing me for a loo
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9y ago
You can already buy KetoKaNa and similar products on amazon, so I don't see how this is any different, nor innovative. The article hints to studies, but so far I have not heard of anyone combining ketone esters with carb rich diets. T
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He takes the same item Walmart would discount in a localized area and makes it globally available. Someone browsing online doesn't know said item is on clearance in Backwater, Flyover State. Sure he has probably made some mistakes an
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9y ago
Now watch as it never gets excavated. I've yet to see them break open the hidden door they found during some thermal scans recently. Isn't there also known void under the sphinx that was mapped with ground penetrating radar? Th
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9y ago
Has China produced a single major AI breakthrough with all these cited papers? Just because they have a lot of papers written doesn't mean anything. Quality vs Quantity. You can take technology developed by others and copy it all you
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Any country can literally buy their way to the top in this category.
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As a millenial who lives in an east coast HOA controlled suburb, the biggest thing about modern suburbs that bothers me, especially HOA controlled ones, is the need for useless grass and manicured shrubs that require constant upkeep for pur
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250K for a house. How exactly do you expect any country, let alone the US, to compete with that kind of offer. Sure you can expand research grant money, as the article mentions, but what more than that? A guaranteed job? A blank check?
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9y ago
There are inline units you can buy that add minerals back into the water, if thats what you mean by helpful chemicals.
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I disagree with your conclusion that universal healthcare for all is the logical end point. What if we did mandatory catastrophic insurance for everyone (I'm not against the mandate). All other non-life threatening services are negoti
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10y ago
This article just leans on the same historic analogies that don't hold up to scrutiny. These answers fall way short of the effect of automation and AI will have. You are not replacing the job with another, you are replacing the human
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10y ago
Does anyone understand the chart enough in the original paper to correlate the plate ID's with specific named stars? I'm curing to know the distance some of these stars are to us.
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11y ago
Are these systems totally self contained? Seems a bit unsafe to have fire retardant chemicals vaporizing constantly in a confined space. Has anyone given any thought to the health effects of these type of data centers?
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11y ago
I agree this is 80/20 complete at the moment, but the gripes you have are not insurmountable if his model can truly learn with proper inputs. What if you could simulate these conditions in a safe/controlled environment, and remove