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Can 8k Bouncy Springs Hide Secret Messages? (Tutte's Theorem) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by zeristor 6mo ago|0 comments
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by zeristor 6mo ago
A great video following the day in a Loughborough bell foundry
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by zeristor 6mo ago
OK not right first time, but Starship seems to be making good progress. It is extremely ambitious, and no doubt others are deterred by the amount of derisking needed. Being first is hardest, this adding is tackling a huge problem. The US Ai
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by zeristor 7mo ago
Thanks, yes I could see the link
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by zeristor 7mo ago
Thanks, this link therein looks very impressive, about the usage of space for parking, and the roads needed to connect them too: https://www.racfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/spa...
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by zeristor 7mo ago
Looks good. London, Paris, Copenhagen, Rome, Madrid? I guess it takes a while to add each new one in.
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by zeristor 7mo ago
Looks good, is there anything more?
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by zeristor 7mo ago
This presentation suggests that BESS is used to keep the frequency stable, and remove huge price spikes: https://cigre.org.uk/web-cont1001/uploads/Integrating-Grid-F... This suggests that there is evidence for the
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by zeristor 7mo ago
Is this set up for a remake of the Italian job? Were electric minis used in this heist? Was the Turin traffic system hacked? Were only the doors blown off (come on baby light my fire)?
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by zeristor 7mo ago
Don’t KitKats have AoP status and can only authentically be made in York? The craze for Japanese KitKats being an exception. Having bought a triple pack of 7 double finger KitKats in the nineties and eating them all in 20 minutes I can’t ev
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by zeristor 7mo ago
“Use the KNOWLEDGE Luke, always”
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The road to electric in charts and data(rac.co.uk)
62 points by zeristor 7mo ago|91 comments
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New discoveries are showing how human anatomy is far from settled(theconversation.com)
3 points by zeristor 7mo ago|0 comments
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by zeristor 7mo ago
I mean negative prices should diminish if there are batteries to charge on it.
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by zeristor 7mo ago
There are grid scale batteries on the UK grid. Surely they’re being used. One could work out what the discrepancy between consumption and production during the day to infer the battery discharge rate, but I don’t think there’s anything ther
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by zeristor 7mo ago
“Performs its own peer review” You just can’t do that, I mean the code might be different and this should be perhaps worded differently. But a peer is someone expert but different. I would have thought you’d have a few different other AIs s
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by zeristor 7mo ago
If the LSST telescope, the Vera Rubin telescope, is in the Southern hemisphere, and the few Palomar surveys are in the Northern hemisphere their overlap will be reduced a lot. I’m guessing as a sky survey goes if you can cover most of the s
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Modern and Antique Technologies Reveal a Dynamic Cosmos(quantamagazine.org)
3 points by zeristor 7mo ago|1 comments
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What Crystals Older Than the Sun Reveal About the Start of the Solar System(quantamagazine.org)
5 points by zeristor 7mo ago|0 comments
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AI-pilled Arm CEO teases mystery products that will turn it into a money machine(theregister.com)
8 points by zeristor 7mo ago|1 comments
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by zeristor 7mo ago
Erm accidental possible lyrics there. Is there any music about how AI situation yet? When AI can emulate ADHD the last bastion is breached.
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by zeristor 7mo ago
I think Sandy Munroe kept pointing out there was a better way, Elon may have picked up on it and run with it. Good to see others joining in.
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by zeristor 7mo ago
Every breath is a Turing Test. Either that or it’s the ghost of Philip K. Dick. I liked his owl by the way.
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by zeristor 7mo ago
Aren’t the copper coated nickel?
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Dusking is a trend aimed at helping people switch off at the end of the day(theconversation.com)
20 points by zeristor 7mo ago|2 comments
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Big Nuclear's Big Mistake – Linear No-Threshold - Kyle Hill [video](youtube.com)
2 points by zeristor 7mo ago|1 comments
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by zeristor 7mo ago
Do you mean Godzilla is a lie?
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by zeristor 7mo ago
Wouldn’t insurance go some way to mediating this? If the ATC is under staffed they’d charge a far higher premium since the risk of accidents is higher. I’m not sure who would be liable for this accident, I’m guessing ATC is a government pro
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by zeristor 7mo ago
The Gigapress was larger than proceeding ones, casting larger parts replacing robots to build those parts. The metallurgy for aluminium alloy was key. Tesla ordered most of the presses, but I think BYD is using them now too. I’m guessing th
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by zeristor 7mo ago
How on Earth did it get to this? It seems it needed to be disseminated that this was abhorrent. Fergal Sharkey had been campaigning for decades about this to raise awareness, but it seems to be the retired statistician from Oxford Universit

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