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by tyho 6y ago
Just to be abundantly clear I think this is a terrible idea. But I'd like to see it dispassionately debated on its merits. One could make the argument that "sufficient therapy" is reminiscent of the "no true Scotsman&quo
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by tyho 6y ago
> It’s not an enormous amount of space, really, hence IPAM. You could divide it on non-8-bit boundaries. Oof. Why not? I do this all the time.
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Modeling the Human Trajectory(openphilanthropy.org)
1 points by tyho 6y ago|0 comments
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by tyho 6y ago
Judging by the resolution of my screenshot, it appears as though there is still some scaling going on. I can effectively reduce the scaling by zooming out in VSCode, but I'm limited by my eyes, not by the resolution of the monitor. In
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by tyho 6y ago
I have the ultrafine 5k. 27 glorious inches @ 218ppi. Not only does this provide a colossal amount of real estate for crisp text (I run with no scaling, which requires good eyesight), but combined with a macbook pro, provides a near perfect
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by tyho 6y ago
Are you trying to say it should not be trusted because it's right leaning, or because it has a history of false claims?
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by tyho 6y ago
Boring. Even an IC engine operating at the Carnot limit would still emit carbon. Convert every IC on earth to a one with theoretically perfect efficiency and we still blast past 1.5deg warming in a few decades.
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by tyho 6y ago
Rotate, Translate, Approach. By the numbers, ignore the graphics.
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by tyho 6y ago
So this microbe is already circulating in the mosquito population at a 5% infection rate. The scientists propose either: a) release spores en masse to infect mosquitoes b) infect male mosquitoes in the lab and release them into the wild to
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by tyho 6y ago
Why do you consider IQ to be pseudoscience? It's the bedrock of psychometrics. Just because some people use some IQ data to justify racism doesn't mean the measure is unscientific. Nazis loved nuclear physics too, it doesn't
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by tyho 6y ago
It was alleged the U.S. government was robbing American taxpayers in order to support grain trading companies by subsidising trading with the Russians.
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by tyho 7y ago
BMW is also massively insecure. My "secret token" I had to enter on my phone to link it with the car was the VIN number. That number is physically stamped into the engine block and chassis so obviously cannot be changed, even afte
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by tyho 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diesel_engine_runaway
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by tyho 7y ago
The first half to leave the plane are given $50 or so. According to people who have had to deplane in an emergency, this produces identical behaviour.
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by tyho 7y ago
Plausible, but if we have unlimited cheap power we can run a giant heat pump to concentrate the excess heat and beam it into space radiatively
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by tyho 7y ago
Well, there is always https://aws.amazon.com/snowmobile/
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by tyho 7y ago
Amazon beat you to it: https://aws.amazon.com/snowball/
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by tyho 7y ago
I find a great way to find the rule for a numeric sequence when only having a few examples is to plug it into to OEIS: https://oeis.org/search?q=0%2C1%2C3%2C11&language=english&go... https://oeis.org&#x2F
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by tyho 7y ago
I have long wondered how easy it would be to perform this experiment as an amateur. Powerful lasers are quite cheap now. You could get a telescope (doubling as a beam expander and receiver), and some filters to only allow the laser waveleng
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New Ebola Treatment Using Artificial Intelligence [2015](atomwise.com)
3 points by tyho 7y ago|0 comments
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by tyho 7y ago
Good point! Sounds like it took months to fill originally. It would be no Mosul Dam. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zanclean_flood
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by tyho 7y ago
The water wouldn't just disappear though, how much global sea level rise would this cause? The salt would not evaporate, how much would this affect the salinity of the Med? What would be the impact on wildlife? Every costal city in the
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by tyho 7y ago
There isn't really any evidence that demonstrates that Iran are attempting to develop nuclear weapons, despite decades of intense scrutiny. Their public reasoning for their nuclear program is and has always been to provide internal ene
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by tyho 7y ago
> Wheat domesticated humans as humans domesticated wheat.
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by tyho 9y ago
It is with https://concourse-ci.org
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by tyho 10y ago
Little known fact. The shape of the lobes is a section of a logarithmic spiral, used to ensure the cam engages with the rock at a constant angle regardless of the size of the crack http://web.mit.edu/custer/www/roc
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by tyho 10y ago
They might only claim to be splash proof but I have dived to 30m with mine over a 10 times and to 20+m probably over 50 times and it's still going strong.
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by tyho 10y ago
> It would cost more money than God in hardware to store every thing Alexa ever heard About $2.55 / year [0][1][2], or, storing in AWS S3 "Infrequent access storage", about $180 after 5 years of recording [3][4]. [0]: htt
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by tyho 10y ago
Why? By the sound of it they are totally fraudulent. The CEO invited people to steal his identity to promote his company, it was stolen 13 times[0]. They have repeatedly been fined by the FTC for lying about the effectiveness of their produ
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by tyho 10y ago
I am not arguing for "All Lives Matter", but fighting against awareness is a very low bar for "abuse".

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