velox

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   by velox 1y ago

   Baselines are one thing, you need a huge collecting area to get useful sensitivity, which there is barely budget for to build on earth, let alone in space
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   by velox 1y ago

   > Including astronomy related hardware Can't feasibly do VLBI or other radio astronomy at useful scale in space even if launches were free. Look up the scale of SKA or the EHT.
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   by velox 3y ago

   "Alternative A2DP Driver" offers this functionality on Windows. Lets you customize SBC parameters, use AAC, aptX (apparently, haven't tried). Works well in my experience, lets me use LDAC with my sony XM4's. It's tr
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   by velox 3y ago

   Yes, he prefaced it with 'It is so tempting, when writing about an artificial intelligence company, to imagine science fiction scenarios.' but I left it out for brevity. The rest of the newsletter is, at least to me, insightful an
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   by velox 3y ago

   Matt Levine had an interesting toungue-in-cheek theory (read: joke) in his newsletter today: `What if OpenAI has achieved artificial general intelligence, and it’s got some godlike superintelligence in some box somewhere, straining to get o
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   by velox 3y ago

   worthless paper which happens to be the only thing one can use to pay taxes. Not so useless