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pwndByDeath
1y ago
Its been on HN before but its worth a repeat https://reticulum.network/ Its got more optimization for a low bandwidth LoRa without the brute force stuff of meshtastic
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1y ago
Under the lenses of a duopoly, American politics seems like a well oiled machine, oiled by the tears of the constituency, but they are working together. The orange tumor seems to be a new thing that for some reason smells like fundamentali
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pwndByDeath
1y ago
Not really new it came from observations or imagination of observed things.
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1y ago
I want to ammend my comment. I think the honest conclusion is the product of our intelligence can be duplicated by a slime mold with the right preconditions.
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pwndByDeath
1y ago
Simple google searches did this too, it still takes an true intelligence to apply it. At best its a ridiculously inefficient search engine that sits atop the million corpses of failed models
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1y ago
My money is on, "meh" once we get over the hype, deep learning is a mix of the useful English major intern who writes well but doesn't always understand what they write, and the asshat in the meeting who says the ultra obviou
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2y ago
Doing it wrong, the point of crypto was to liberate you from 3rd parties. Its also not exactly improving anything on an efficient and stable financial system. If you live in a place, or trade with a place that doesn't have a good syste
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2y ago
I'm curious what other things when compared for quality would have a higher than 'normal' inflation. Perhaps we've been suffering a higher inflation across many 'dimensions'. If CPI doesn't control for ens
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2y ago
Perhaps the true inflation tracks the price of equivalent shirts
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2y ago
Billions to develop something less clever than an intern. Nobody could see that imploding.
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2y ago
Back in the BBS times you didn't want to hog the line so you got in and got out, but sometimes a board would limit your time or activity to encourage you to move on. Maybe not the intent of this site, but an alternative option would
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2y ago
We've totally jumped the shark We certainly went from ignoring to freaking out about near-peer threats very quickly.
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2y ago
If you get to see some of the details, defense (US) is expensive but there is very little profit compared to other industry. There is epic amount of inefficiencies which is where all that cost is eaten.
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2y ago
And we all know that liability makes accidents less fatal after the fact ;)
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2y ago
Things in the same plane are moving at relative speeds of cm per second, so literally bumps. When things do intersect off plane its more energetic
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2y ago
Did a simulation like the MIT one, instead of adding millions of tiny objects I tried making the thousands of current objects have a collision radius of 1-5km. Turns out space is big and I didn't have many more collisions. Mostly s
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2y ago
https://archive.org/details/pdfy--Pori1NL6fKm2SnY I can't finish this book without dire risk of losing my mind. I'm good with abolishing the FED
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2y ago
I'm no chemist but I noticed this other researcher wanted to dump literal tons of another oxide into the atmosphere to counteract global warming. https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/aae98
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2y ago
It is amusing that the author was burned by a corrupt third party holding their wallet. I appreciate the growth to understanding the point is for you to be your own bank. The killer app will be the day Putin offers oil for BTC. When nation
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3y ago
https://www.instructables.com/Mineral-Oil-Bitcoin-Mining-for...
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3y ago
Maybe sociologists could benefit from a biologist mentor?
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3y ago
500M out of 93B is about 0.5%
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3y ago
Funny I thought twitter was just an exhibitionism platform from the first day. My suggestion is to establish a tweeters anonymous?
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3y ago
I'm waiting for Putin to put a BTC price for oil. BTC isn't optimal for small transactions, but it is useful for exchange among peers who have no trust in a 3rd party to fairly regulate trade (e.g. Sanctions) If two nations bypass
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3y ago
Or you have the right to remain silent... Just give up on the exhibition platforms, nobody you care about cares about what you post, it can only be held against you.
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3y ago
Fun fact https://theaviationgeekclub.com/sr-71-or-rs-71-how-the-legen...
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3y ago
They might have sprayed them, making the poisonous
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3y ago
99? That seems generous, but more likely I'm in the majority. On a technical note, there isn't abstract comprehension going on, like the discovery that chess dosen't require intelligence, what happens when creative people rec
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4y ago
Or perhaps we can take responsibly for ourselves and not use the ridiculous platform
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4y ago
What are your basis for better? How many dimensional degrees of freedom are there in better?
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