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by willmadden 1y ago
Article discussing the paper without paywall: https://scitechdaily.com/the-ultimate-hard-drive-terahertz-l...
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Terahertz Light Unlocks a New Class of Non-Volatile Memory(science.org)
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by willmadden 1y ago
For every Daniel Kahneman case, there's a case where the victim doesn't give consent, is coerced, or pressured from caregivers. It always rapidly expands from terminal illness to mental illness or non-terminal conditions. There&#x
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by willmadden 1y ago
Correct, never fly underneath anything. Telephone poles? Trees? Assume there is a solid wall between the highest point on any two objects except within a few yards of the delivery spot.
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by willmadden 1y ago
The effect is it creates a bunch of fake jobs that they can trade for favors while gumming up AI progress.
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by willmadden 1y ago
Bingo.
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by willmadden 1y ago
More waste and graft so they can extort money out of the private sector to their mafia. Got it.
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Million-year-old skull rewrites human evolution, scientists claim(bbc.com)
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by willmadden 1y ago
Econ 101: increased supply lowers prices (wages).
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Scientists just created spacetime crystals made of knotted light(sciencedaily.com)
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'Ultrabroadband' 6G Chip Clocks Speeds 10 Times Faster Than 5G(sciencealert.com)
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by willmadden 1y ago
No one is looking at this issue correctly. Saying out of the AI "talent war" is a smart move. AI is due to collapse under its own weight. 1) High-quality training data is effectively exhausted. The next 10× scale model would need
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by willmadden 1y ago
They are using AI to upscale without creator notification or consent. They likely pre-bake a small “upscale instruction” file with each low-res stream. On decent GPUs/phones the player runs a lightweight AI pass, making 720p look sharp
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by willmadden 1y ago
This strikes me as more of an an attempt to cherrypick and graft genomic findings onto a pre-decided worldview than an objective, scientific article.
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by willmadden 1y ago
It is essential, but never underestimate government's ability to completely screw everything up with regulation. Source: "do you accept these cookies?" when device fingerprinting exists.
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by willmadden 1y ago
Exercise and/or take a nap.
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by willmadden 1y ago
This proves that Bluesky isn't decentralized. Children shouldn't view pornography, but I am worried about state abuse of the controls necessary to prevent it. Every scheme that isn't full-Orwell creates black markets. They al
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by willmadden 1y ago
That sounds more like a daycare skill, not a management skill. Good managers don't get distracted by "favors" for other departments or navel gaze after making mistakes. They have a clear vision of what needs to be done and ex
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by willmadden 1y ago
I'm still waiting for the investigation into "Surgisphere".
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That's one way to do it.
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by willmadden 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by willmadden 2y ago
This submission violates the guidelines. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by willmadden 2y ago
1) that will never happen. 2) that should never happen.
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I follow this topic closely and I disagree that it is a tiny fraction.
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That should change by tomorrow. The EEOC is going to crack down on companies cheating H-1B and posting ghost positions: https://x.com/USTechWorkers/status/1892771344540193076
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by willmadden 2y ago
It violates the guidelines as off-topic. Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelin
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by willmadden 2y ago
Because it violates the guidelines? Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.ht
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by willmadden 2y ago
Why is this propaganda on hacker news?
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by willmadden 2y ago
The issue isn’t just interbreeding. It’s that the fossil and genetic evidence suggest a far more complex human history than the standard OOA model allows. If Homo sapiens left Africa ~60,000 years ago, why do we find fossils in China that a
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by willmadden 2y ago
>It's been known for a very long time that there were earlier migrations out of Africa, specifically to the Levant. That is contradicted by the findings below. Genetic Discrepancies – Some non-African populations (e.g., Australo-Mel

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