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931.
by trhway 2y ago
>Unfortunately it does still require you to have a swell touch machine and swell touch paper, neither of which are particularly cheap. i wonder if a typical children 3d pen, or the likes - ie. dispensing quickly curing plastic thread, et
932.
by trhway 2y ago
With LLM itself using those graphs to validate its answers, etc. And at some point it will be internalized into architecture as a graph attention layer.
933.
by trhway 2y ago
>the gist is: When you can manufacture ships, you can also manufacture warships. Not really. Most of the complexity and value and technology lies in the difference between a civilian ship and a warship. Guns, radars, missiles, gas turbin
934.
by trhway 2y ago
well, automation itself has a tariffs problem - all the components for automation are mostly foreign made, mostly in China, and even to start - the R&D in automation requires large unimpeded churn of parts and components with quick turn
935.
by trhway 2y ago
the reciprocal tariffs against US services will hit mostly blue states (and "blue" people), thus achieving domestic political goals.
936.
by trhway 2y ago
>Shenzen or other places in Mainland China Shenzen, Dongguan, Guangzhou - ie. the Pearl River Delta, population 86 million, that somebody called a largest factory on Earth. I see no way to beat that "factory" in any manufacturi
937.
by trhway 2y ago
>but selling outside the US would mean importing parts into the US and exporting computers outside, paying tradewar-level tariffs both ways exactly. This is why it doesn't make much sense to setup a US shop as it will be for US mar
938.
by trhway 2y ago
The expansion of the space is the feature which prevents any physical process inside to distinguish between those options. Kind of a hack - make compact Universe, add expansion and it would inside look and feel indistinguishable from non-co
939.
by trhway 2y ago
the 1. makes 2. "easier", i.e. having a multitude of compact Universes is "cheaper" than having a multitude of non-compact ones
940.
by trhway 2y ago
>Why was Hegseth posting information that should be in a need to know basis He was tripping on power (reminds any other washed out alcoholic talking). It was a collective orgasm in that chat.
941.
by trhway 2y ago
>the onus is on everyone in the chat to call that out as wrong that would be in a group of even minimally qualified professionals, not the clowns who got their jobs on a whim of the bigger clown. You know the monkey with a nuclear bomb.
942.
by trhway 2y ago
Interesting case if we are the “ants” and it is our 3 dims happen to be compact looping somewhere beyond our event horizon. Multitude of Universes in that garden hose in which gravity can be falling as cube or more while at small scale if
943.
by trhway 2y ago
>Of course I'm sure some people would claim this is 4D chess or what not but.. sometimes the person doing something crazy is just crazy at the end of the day. It is crazy and it does have some crazy logic. The US trade deficit is we
944.
by trhway 2y ago
It would be useful if you mentioned say a couple examples. It would be even more useful if you were able to show that the effect of such student protests moving progress forward exceeded the effect of the student protests moving progress ba
945.
by trhway 2y ago
Yes, i guess you'd be a proud father of a Cultural Revolution participant ... right until they send you to reeducation.
946.
by trhway 2y ago
>What's most disturbing isn't the personal drama but what this reveals about how Objectivism operates in practice. For a philosophy obsessed with reason and independence, ideology. People pervert everything into ideology. >
947.
by trhway 2y ago
> The end result is a hyper-local world with only the minimum necessary trade between enclaves. It has been always unclear to me how Roman Empire turned into that multitude of feudal states and microstates. And i lived through USSR colla
948.
by trhway 2y ago
> the global economy will move on without the US. I wonder if we soon hear EU (or some of them) wanting to join/associate with BRICS. The BRICS has been futilely trying to get rid of dollar, and Trump seems to have just done them a
949.
by trhway 2y ago
Which is one of the reasons the countries with high tariffs have had worse economy overall and specifically much worse than the US economy. The higher your tariffs the worse the protected industry and the whole economy.
950.
by trhway 2y ago
>you choose to purchase foreign over domestic, but you have that option. where can i buy a domestic made iPhone? >as we transition to domestic manufacturing manufacturing is capital intensive and has low margins and thus is adversely
951.
by trhway 2y ago
and done purely on Presidential authority without Congress.
952.
by trhway 2y ago
giving their weight and aerodynamic coefficient - both around half my Prius - it sounds about right.
953.
by trhway 2y ago
>make the rear wheels roll in the slipstream of the front wheels. thanks. That is in general what i meant by saying "4 wheels which are only 2 vertical columns resisting the upcoming air", i missed the shorter axle as being th
954.
by trhway 2y ago
mainly it isn't the price of solar panels. How do you put it on the car's curved metal panels (or you're going to redesign the car into something like Cybertruck?) without worsening aerodynamics, without much additional holes
955.
by trhway 2y ago
https://youtu.be/Kvpn7cteW5U?t=126 straight form Aptera
956.
by trhway 2y ago
>What amazes me is the timing: the midterms will hit while the bottom is still chugging along. I would think it unlikely they can secure an updraft from this to keep the house. What's the plan for that? tax cut financed by the tarif
957.
by trhway 2y ago
Some look close to like a real car, that one EV + solar, 25miles/KWh https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNSW_Sunswift#/media/File:Suns... I'd venture a guess - Aptera went for 3 wheeler because certifica
958.
by trhway 2y ago
300-545 watts. Aptera gets 8 miles/KWh (to compare - my Prius and other EV cars get about 3+ miles/KWh). So they get 2.5-4.5 miles from an hour under the Sun. So 20-40 miles during the time of commute and while parked at work. So,
959.
by trhway 2y ago
History has always been what the winner makes of it, and with self-destructing messages that winner's task just got much easier.
960.
by trhway 2y ago
> Name a major statement by a Democrat Name a major Democrat. There is none. After 3 electoral cycles when party bureaucracy each time crowned the candidate instead of a candidate rising through the primaries the party has no leaders any

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