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781.
by rini17 3y ago
That's a distinction between basic and applied research. People who care about applied research either found a startup or join Google or Meta. That way they can get plenty of reward.
782.
by rini17 3y ago
District heating infrastructure can't be used for cooling without upgrade. But that's a solvable technical problem. Having high density housing with proper social co-ordination involved is not a bad thing. That it has to be run 24
783.
by rini17 3y ago
All the heat that is taken by heat pump from the environment, is returned as waste heat/leaks nearby. In case of district heating, it's 10 kilometers away at most. That isn't going to affect balance of anything much.
784.
by rini17 3y ago
The Oxford bell is running since 1840.
785.
by rini17 3y ago
No need to go to such philosophical depths. We're only poor engineers trying to come up with workable model. The periodical table of elements was a true boon and it is unlikely these "foreign keys" will change, but still - it
786.
by rini17 3y ago
Most of the time you don't interact directly with elements, but with molecules. Oh, and ions. And radicals. And and....
787.
by rini17 3y ago
Basically LLM has no way of knowing that it can't as freely arrange tokens to make case references as it does for other text. Maybe it can be fixed by more parameters or something, not done yet.
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by rini17 3y ago
How abundant? Power output per cubic metre please.
789.
by rini17 3y ago
Easy, have all executable segments read-only with none (or fixed) syscall instructions.
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by rini17 3y ago
As light flies yes. But not closest to get stuff there (delta-v). Probably that's where Venus comes in.
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by rini17 3y ago
Don't forget electric fields are involved too on Moon. They are strong enough to levitate the dust sometimes.
792.
by rini17 3y ago
Doubt 100meters will be enough.They need to be much higher not to kick regolith toward the rocket and beyond.
793.
by rini17 3y ago
This also means you can tunnel http3 traffic through cloudflare without them decrypting it?
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by rini17 3y ago
Emacs was heavily inspired by the Lisp machine and is still widely used today. However, I tried to start using it several times and gave up in frustration, it just won't fit me. Various vi-compatible modes make it even worse. And I lov
795.
by rini17 3y ago
Yes the disincentive, right here in plain view.
796.
by rini17 3y ago
Someone gonna come up with Czochralski process for monocrystalline ice :)
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by rini17 3y ago
Twitter earlier fought similar ban in Turkey and won. Wikipedia did too.
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by rini17 3y ago
It also results in a disincentives for all parties involved to invest all the time and effort. You could either convince everyone that "don't be insensitive it's a lot of money for them", or you could try to make the pro
799.
by rini17 3y ago
Author cites Hannah Ritchie who insists on comparing billions of tons of raw fossil fuels vs. millions of tons of REFINED metals. Not vs. raw metal ores - that would be half the tonnage of fossils already. It is handwaved away in the discus
800.
by rini17 3y ago
You imply that if you were the victim, watching such byzantine process to recover mere hundreds of dollars would feel satisfying to you?
801.
by rini17 3y ago
The discussion reminds me of the memes "what i think i am doing"..."what my mom thinks i am doing"..."what i am really doing" and because of that confusion it's hard to estimate what jobs will be lost.
802.
by rini17 3y ago
It does not work so well in practice. Projects like sqlite and curl had to take steps to hide themselves from end users, who are grasping at straws in face of malfunctioning product.
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by rini17 3y ago
And how do you actually use it? zgrep? :)
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by rini17 3y ago
ATH
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by rini17 3y ago
Maybe it's not either lattice, or real numbers, but something yet another. Transcend the dichotomy caused by the gap between countably and uncountably infinite sets in continuum hypothesis and apply it to physics?
806.
by rini17 3y ago
Brownian motion is perpetual, easily observable by microscope and still it's not doing any work.
807.
by rini17 3y ago
On youtube you can. First video 8 months ago.
808.
by rini17 4y ago
But for that, general population to be able (and willing!) to manage secret keys properly is sorely needed.
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by rini17 4y ago
He may explain it clumsily but it's still true: Absent any countermeasures, capital does tend to concentrate with absurd results.
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by rini17 4y ago
Yes pretty good compared to the balkan alternative of tens of independent countries each trying to protect their interests alone. Also you completely disregarded the human rights component which is a founding principle of EU and beyond (Cou

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