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by panarchy 3y ago
Yeah, but our looking is like peering at a drop of pond water (that doesn't have any macroscopic life in it) with a magnifying glass and deeming it inert. Of the comparatively tiny 5k or so exoplanets we've discovered most would l
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by panarchy 3y ago
These are mostly just investors and CEOs... Joke of an article No mention of the likes of LeCunn, Bengio, Li, Goodfellow, Ng, Rusell, Schmidhuber, Norvig, et al
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by panarchy 3y ago
ChatGPT setup a drop-shipping business and accompanying website for me and then spam email people while maintaining appropriate customer service.
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by panarchy 3y ago
Einstein's time period was also one critical of fascism with one of the points of discussion from then on that was talking about how large masses of people can turn into horrible unintelligible creatures that lead to the likes of the h
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by panarchy 3y ago
Actually Hitler objected to the socialist moniker. It was inserted into the name (to intentionally appeal to uninformed leftist workers) by the executive committee (the proposal was put forth by Rudolf Jung). (Why Hitler?: The Genesis of th
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Room-temp continuous-wave topological Dirac-vortex microcavity lasers on silicon(phys.org)
3 points by panarchy 3y ago|1 comments
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by panarchy 3y ago
From the Abstract: "Here, we experimentally realize the topological Dirac-vortex microcavity lasers in InAs/InGaAs quantum-dot materials monolithically grown on a silicon substrate. We observe room-temperature continuous-wave lin
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by panarchy 3y ago
Kind of related: Threatened By Neighbors, These [Armed] Trans Farmers Are Refusing To Leave https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nR-63_R2lg
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by panarchy 3y ago
My takes: 1. Everything takes investment, that's how capitalism works and if we're in a stage of capitalism where we can no longer invest in the future then the future is doomed. 2. It also might get close, be better, or people wo
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by panarchy 3y ago
Not that I disagree with much of this, but is there a hypothesis as to what exactly we're doing that's causing the biodiversity collapse if not for the altered atmosphere, climate chaos, and heating (which seems to be implied)? Do
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by panarchy 3y ago
No, but our quality of life sure will (and already has for some people)
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by panarchy 3y ago
Not to mention how many non-flat companies fail this diversity check? How many large companies have black women at the helm? I guess hierarchical structures rarely work either! Damn we seem to be in a conundrum! NOTHING WORKS!
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by panarchy 3y ago
And makes it hard(er) for them to do anything tyrannical. Although I doubt your argument holds any more water compared to non-flat institutions when there's the tyranny of lousy upper management that shows up so frequently. Nor am I su
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by panarchy 3y ago
And there's always the chance that our attempts at geoengineering fuck things over even more. Like throwing water onto a oil fire.
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by panarchy 3y ago
And yet even though each one of those computers uses fewer atoms there is now more computers using up more atoms in total than there were 40 years ago thanks to continued growth...
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by panarchy 3y ago
Autonomous Soaring for Improved Endurance of a Small Uninhabited Air Vehicle Michael J. Allen, 2005 https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/20050041655/downloads/20... ---------------------------------------
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by panarchy 3y ago
Problems with social cues? Delayed development? Being an "infovore' + "(and a lot of escapism via reading)" "One of the things I found most helpful in building that interface was simple experiment and effort: try,
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by panarchy 3y ago
Not exactly hard when the right courts and supports people that believe in empirically disprovable things. Like climate change denial, young Earth creationism, evolution denial, the efficacy of sex education, vaccine/epidemiology denia
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by panarchy 3y ago
It wasn't that they just said that they looked different obviously, what a ridiculous assertion . They seeded talking points of racial supremacy amongst them to divide them when before they saw themselves more unified as workers with t
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by panarchy 3y ago
https://indypendent.org/2015/01/the-white-race-was-invented-... https://www.theguardian.com/news/2021/apr/20/the-invention-o... I also seem to recall a factory or trade uprisin
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by panarchy 3y ago
Just get good and don't make any mistakes obviously, what are you some sort of noob? /s
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by panarchy 3y ago
Why is it that every time someone mentions futures trading someone comes along to drop the farmer's crops example, do y'all really have no other examples? What percentage of futures trading is on farmers crops? What about the crop
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by panarchy 3y ago
Hundreds of years is kind of the near future with respect to the ~300,000 years we've existed (H. Sapiens, and tools) and the ~30,000 years since we started to 'civilize' (art, descriptive cave paintings) even relative to agr
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by panarchy 3y ago
https://www.stuyalumni.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Anti-A... "In the first four months of the pandemic, there were 145 reports to the NYC Commission on Human Rights of coronavirus-related Anti-As
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by panarchy 3y ago
This is about what I would expect from a PHP enthusiast... Who was the last group that argued "states first!" over people's rights and lives? How did that go again?
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by panarchy 3y ago
It's almost like the second group has been deeply traumatized over time by a society whose only response to their mental health issues was a "fuck you" to the point that their mental health just keeps deteriorating and they b
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by panarchy 3y ago
That's why the goal of many "affordable housing" and "housing first" initiatives is to provide a space with easy (often mandated) access to social workers, occupational therapists, and addiction therapists in additi
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by panarchy 3y ago
Yeah, I'd be lying if I said I didn't model it after a few of the comments I read here. It was quite disappointing reading the article which made no real points other than a strawmen to jerk off their ego only to then come to the
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by panarchy 3y ago
Yeah, but hear me out, what if we just happen to invent a more efficient Haber process maybe it will require negative energy input! Or invent some magic super cure that will re-stabilize the declining ecosystems and restore all the things w
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by panarchy 3y ago
I'd say it's just as likely that human intelligence is just someone else's intelligence too with some bootstrapping from nature. Will a 50000 BCE hunter/gather (assume grey/white matter counts are equal to a modern

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