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by nomel 28d ago
Alaska has a speed of light problem.
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by nomel 28d ago
I think government regulations to put a cap on utility profits is a better long term move. Force excess to be directed into green energy expansion.
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by nomel 28d ago
> think fully salt-cured ham I recently learned that you wash/soak the salt off before consuming it. So, are you talking pre or post wash? ;) Here's a neat video of an accurate reproduction, including a taste test after sitti
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by nomel 28d ago
> They intentionally left Buckmaster and Alpöge out of the citations. No, they asked if they could do a joint publish.
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by nomel 28d ago
How do you thrive in an environment of specialists? That's is the problem I seem to have. I'm spread a little across a few of the domains involved with what I do. Because of that, I have a bit more insight, so am very often the
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by nomel 29d ago
I would assume it's because most people just tether to their phone with a USB cable or wireless with two mouse clicks.
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by nomel 29d ago
The MacBook Neo runs an A18 Pro phone chip. It's appears to be all there and somewhat ready to give us something like DeX [1]. [1] https://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/app/samsung-dex
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by nomel 29d ago
No, that part requires intent, where you have to turn it on with the button. It was in the demo. Regardless, you'll be mortified if you search the app store for software or Amazon for hardware devices that do this! You can still pick u
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by nomel 29d ago
Seems at least somewhat comparable to walking through a forest full of predators, while, say, hunting/gathering. Evidence that is is compatible with our psyche is the fact that we're at 1.19 fatalities per 100 million miles drive
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by nomel 29d ago
No, this doesn't work either, by the way Amazon operates [1], and they're aware of the problem [2]. There's no "Anker" store. There's boxes in your local Amazon warehouse that "Anker" labelled stuff g
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by nomel 29d ago
Care to give it a go? I'm curious to see how many bytes of the 1024 bytes your implementation would eat up.
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by nomel 29d ago
> This article recommending scrabble letter brands seems sketchy. Amazon orders are banned from our lab supply list because you never actually get the same thing twice, and they vanish on first bad review. Related, I've been buying
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by nomel 29d ago
It's not at all empty. Specific expertise does not imply general knowledge, and shouldn't be assumed. "Commenting on" does not equal historian of mathematics aware of all the past politics and drama from 100 years ago. T
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by nomel 29d ago
Z fold 8 comes slightly creased out of box, and creases within a week [1]. My 7 was significantly creased out of the box! [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ8SH1RvYyc
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by nomel 29d ago
For comparison, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold is ~$1700. It's good to see Apple is taking the fold transition seriously. I have a Z Fold, and Samsung elegantly handles the app transition from fold to unfold by force closing and restarting the
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by nomel 29d ago
As someone who has only ever had one, what's the use of six?
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by nomel 1mo ago
> A virus is much simpler than a human, but even for that simple virus the effects of most of the mutations could not be predicted. Is this the correct logic? I (very naively) would think that a small mutation of a virus, with the percen
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by nomel 1mo ago
You can even fold it, once!
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by nomel 1mo ago
Soldiers rarely know the history of war, and war historians are rarely soldiers.
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by nomel 1mo ago
I don't think I'm on the internet enough to understand what you're trying to say here.
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by nomel 1mo ago
There's something like 177 million facebook users in the US. Most probably have Facebook/instagram/etc installed on their phones, streaming their location data/etc, without a worry in the world. Most would probably very
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by nomel 1mo ago
I think the ability for good concepts to be "tainted" by the opposition is the most dangerous manifestation of tribalism/group think, in modern society.
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by nomel 1mo ago
And, there are multiple white space symbols! <space><space><tab><space> is different than <space><tab><space><space> So you also have to track the actual sequence of counts of white space used
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by nomel 1mo ago
I was being pragmatic. These are closed models on closed systems that you cannot hope to host. They are only available as black boxes available over web APIs served by their owners. Within that black box perspective, that we're force t
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by nomel 1mo ago
> This had a major denial of service security implication in that it would lead to the modem hanging up the connection should the computer ever try to transmit the byte sequence +++ATH0 in data mode. Does this mean you couldn't send
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by nomel 1mo ago
Looking at history, it's much more reasonable to assume there's surveillance, since there are whole branches of the government, and departments, that exist for surveillance in the goal of "national security", which thi
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by nomel 1mo ago
Sure, but I don't think that's related to what you're implying, which is that, correct me if I'm wrong, the same number of weight should be able to hold many orders of magnitude more information by being reused. These ar
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by nomel 1mo ago
> 2. It is unclear what is the source of the claim. 7th paragraph of the article states the source, and contains a link to research paper where they go into great detail.
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by nomel 1mo ago
Deeper independent, sure. Deeper shared though? Information and signal theory still apply here. At infinite cycles, without new input, you'll end up with a locked state or oscillations. Some point before that, any "attractors&quot
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by nomel 1mo ago
What's the technical reason for them being slow? Book keeping with caches or something?

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