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by ziofill 2y ago
Ah didn't see this comment and I asked the same. Yes, right? The energy has to come from somewhere...
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by ziofill 2y ago
Wouldn't this eventually slow down Earth's rotation? The rotational kinetic energy of our planet is 1/5 M * R^2 * w^2 with (approximately) M = 6e34 kg, R = 6.3e6m, w = 7.4e-5 rad/s, which gives approximately 5e36 joules.
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by ziofill 2y ago
I thought they were driven remotely by human drivers? Or supervised at least?
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by ziofill 2y ago
Wow, thanks for this page, I can almost take it as-is and create a Cursor rule for writing commit messages ^^’
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by ziofill 2y ago
Same… I’ve tried everything (or hopefully not). Does anyone have a recommendation on how to play this on M-series macs?
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by ziofill 2y ago
I’ve lived and worked in France for three years. There are many things I’ve learned about it, some good some bad, but certainly one of them is that France is a country that can show real leadership.
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by ziofill 2y ago
I hope you learn to respect other users here by moderating the way you talk to them.
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by ziofill 2y ago
Is the idea of roots swapping places related to Riemann surfaces? A bit like the sqrt function being defined on two copies of the complex plane glued together.
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by ziofill 2y ago
Oh I just got it, that was funny
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by ziofill 2y ago
I'm a theoretical physicist, I've thought about entanglement for decades. It's magic: if I gave you infinite (classical) engineering powers, you could not achieve what entanglement can do. Unfortunately the typical CHSH inequ
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by ziofill 2y ago
Here is my solution (surely not unique). The two questions to ask are "Are you the lying coin flipper?" and "Are you the honest coin flipper?". These are answered as (NO, YES, NO) and (NO, YES, YES), respectively, by the
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by ziofill 2y ago
1. usually in these riddles the entities are oracles, so for simplicity let's say they are all-knowing goblins. 2. the coin flip is hidden from the player and it only influences the goblin being honest or a liar. the coin flipper gobli
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by ziofill 2y ago
Is anyone aware of a formalization of the idea that to get “symbols” out of fuzzy probability distributions one needs distributions whose value goes exactly to zero over some regions of the domain? I.e. Gaussian mixtures won’t cut it. And t
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by ziofill 2y ago
There is another version of this puzzle with a third goblin who flips a coin and depending on the outcome he will lie or tell the truth. The player is allowed 3 yes/no questions and the objective is to assign the three identities unamb
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by ziofill 2y ago
Sure sure, but it's one extra step that may not always be available.
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by ziofill 2y ago
Since they control the OS the could also restrict that.
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by ziofill 2y ago
I love tailscale! I am now on vacation and all my devices can still use pihole running on a raspberry pi at home on the other side of the world. And it was trivial to set up!
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Why AI firms should follow the example of quantum computing research(newscientist.com)
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by ziofill 2y ago
Goodness, the music that is produced has almost no discernible time signature. I don't know if my brain is faulty, but I find it extremely annoying to listen to.
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by ziofill 2y ago
The thing I hate the most about not being able to afford a home is that rent is sky high and it makes it basically impossible to have another kid. Not without significant problems and risks at least.
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by ziofill 2y ago
The 50s must have been odd
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by ziofill 2y ago
Sure sure, you can ignore that wording. The point is that the first measurement determines the state of the particle undergoing the second measurement.
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by ziofill 2y ago
Quantum physicist here. My PhD back in the day was about the entanglement between downconverted photons. I've thought about this more than I like to admit. While I appreciate the blog post, it seems a bit disingenuous. I hope everyone
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by ziofill 2y ago
If you are able to cross two images for the 3D effect you can also do it to spot differences like a savant in “spot the differences” games. Give it a try: https://spotthedifference.games/ You’re welcome.
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by ziofill 2y ago
You are right, I was thinking of a distributed system, it’s not the same. But it’s still risky and brittle.
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by ziofill 2y ago
Isn’t this the same as a single point of failure, just “spread out”?
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by ziofill 2y ago
I live in British Columbia, there are tons of bald eagles over here.
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by ziofill 2y ago
Fun, but so hard to see the pieces!
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by ziofill 2y ago
Lovely idea, but way too expensive for me.
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by ziofill 2y ago
That's a very short sighted pov.

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