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High-resolution image reconstruction from human brain activity(biorxiv.org)
2 points by yeknoda 4y ago|1 comments
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by yeknoda 4y ago
Chapter 1 of the Bureaucratic Startup.
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US Hegemony and Its Perils(mfa.gov.cn)
11 points by yeknoda 4y ago|4 comments
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by yeknoda 4y ago
1287 MWh * 100 $/MWh = $128,700 electricity cost to train. Seems more than reasonable.
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Lectures on Theoretical Physics(damtp.cam.ac.uk)
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Keeping Up on Appearances(dothemath.ucsd.edu)
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Kiwi TNT: An Explosive Nuclear Rocket Test (Archive Footage)(youtube.com)
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A Wicked Problem – The Second Egress: Building a Code Change(secondegress.ca)
74 points by yeknoda 4y ago|96 comments
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'Avatar’ and the Headache of High Frame Rate Filmmaking(nytimes.com)
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English Houses(qtarchitects.com)
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Understanding the Lomb-Scargle Periodogram(arxiv.org)
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In for a Pound: Russia is in it to win it, and will settle for nothing less(imetatronink.substack.com)
4 points by yeknoda 4y ago|6 comments
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The Strategic Fat Stockpile(lvenneri.com)
20 points by yeknoda 4y ago|1 comments
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Physicists suggests LIGO could be used to detect giant alien spacecraft(phys.org)
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The Decadal Plan for Semiconductors(src.org)
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by yeknoda 4y ago
Congratulations! You’ve managed to add even more garbage to the internet!
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Blockchain Blasphemy(lukesmith.xyz)
1 points by yeknoda 4y ago|0 comments
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Helium bubble: Prospects for 3He-fuelled nuclear fusion [pdf](uploads-ssl.webflow.com)
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Classical Thermodynamic Analysis of Deuterium-Based Fusion Reactions(mdpi.com)
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by yeknoda 4y ago
I've been lucky enough to build and make things and work in jobs where I can see the product of my work - real, tangible, creative, and extremely satisfying. I can only do this work as long people want and need the work to be done.
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by yeknoda 4y ago
If regulation is found to be necessary, here are some options - government could treat open ai like an electricity utility, with regulated profits - open ai could be forced to come up with compensation schemes for the human source images. T
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by yeknoda 4y ago
It seems we are running out of ways to reinvent ourselves as machines and automation replace us. At some point, perhaps approaching, the stated goal of improving quality of life and reduce human suffering ring false. What is human being if
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by yeknoda 4y ago
the mind that asks these questions is in a pretty dark place.
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by yeknoda 4y ago
Art is precision.