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by russdill 2y ago
To go down this rabbit hole, the deeper question is about the vector in Hilbert space that represents the state of the universe. Is it infinite dimensional?
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by russdill 2y ago
The Long Walk is cited by the Battle Royale author as an inspiration.
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by russdill 2y ago
Spoiler alert, this paper does not reach these conclusions by doing the thing you are asking.
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by russdill 2y ago
There is an addition of a inflation field. Observations show that such an inflation happened, and there's several ideas of inflation fields that are compatible with the standard model and match observations. The equations that make the
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by russdill 2y ago
https://docs.bsky.app/docs/starter-templates/custom-feeds There are of course a ton of custom feeds already out there.
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by russdill 2y ago
There's a ton of theoretical work out there that is about building a foundation for future work. This is one of those works. But people tend to overlook the part where the work is just a piece, and many other things most first fall int
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by russdill 2y ago
It starts with the assumption that our observations of cosmic expansion are false and due to time dilation from a clumpy universe, then works out how clumpy the universe must be to account for our observations. For timescapes to "work&
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by russdill 2y ago
It'd be nice if x would let you do what bluesky does, let you write your own algorithms and create your own feeds.
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by russdill 2y ago
Really interested in the debug and test systems accessible though JTAG. So many undocumented endpoints, especially starting with the ppro.
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by russdill 2y ago
Engine losses due to bird strike are pretty common. Planes declare an emergency and are vectored to a holding pattern where they run though emergency checklists and verify that they are ok to land at the current airport with current capabil
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by russdill 2y ago
Lots of rocket components look like gears. The outside skin of the rocket often had internal vertical stringers and so components need cutouts that end up looking a bit like gears
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Weird, every time I try, I just get "A suffusion of yellow"
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by russdill 2y ago
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256807898318737.html
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by russdill 2y ago
The voltage drop is probably already accounted for in the allowable range unless it's a very low voltage chip. The main concern is you can't get away with anything high current. An SPI flash chip should be ok though, it's onl
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by russdill 2y ago
They should have first attempted going without VCC and GND. Just make sure CS# is hooked to ground and WP is hooked to VCC. Both pads would have protection diodes to VCC/GND providing phantom power when tied to the appropriate rail. Pl
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by russdill 2y ago
I mean sure, and the fun part of LEGO is making new creations. But before you get to that point, building several sets by instruction helps build associations of how to get certain results. For someone new to cooking, the recipe says "
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by russdill 2y ago
Allowing a default judgement in a civil case is equivalent to pleading guilty in a criminal case
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by russdill 2y ago
Defamation is free speech now?
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by russdill 2y ago
If it's super easy to get to orbit, it's also super easy for your atmosphere to get to orbit.
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by russdill 2y ago
Regulation can ensure that businesses doing things right can actually complete. How the hell is my local beekeeper supposed to compete against people selling jars of corn syrup?
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by russdill 2y ago
It's actually a better example than you think. This exact theory led to long and protracted searches for the planet Vulcan, which would explain Mercury's strange behavior.
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The mond theories that add a factor that behaves like dark matter do a rather good job of matching observational data.
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It's really about engineering trade-offs and cost. It used to be the cost of extra logic to allow for devices to work out resource allocation would be much higher than the cost of a set of pin-headers and jumpers. Now the cost of those
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by russdill 2y ago
A real life swordholder.
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by russdill 2y ago
The philosophical issue is there are questions which seem "simple" and have answers, but even if given the answer you could not know whether it was the right answer.
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by russdill 2y ago
An overheating Teflon pan nearly killed my pet birds. I don't see how that's a factual but misleading statement.
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by russdill 2y ago
So gravitons are only emitted by accelerating objects?
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Gravitons impacting and imparting momentum seems like it would have a bunch of observational implications. Does a massive object cast a graviton shadow? Is the momentum positive or negative?
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by russdill 2y ago
I think there was a consumer safety issue that made it hard for to hit their core demographic. iirc their small size got them a "5 and up" recommendation.
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by russdill 2y ago
Many of the most damaging fires here in southern California have been started by people doing things during a red flag warning that they absolutely should not be doing. Loss of property, loss of life.

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