zogwarg

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by zogwarg 3y ago
And I guess you haven't actually been to Tokyo, the number of details which are subtly wrong is actually very high, and it isn't limited to text, heck detecting those flaws isn't even limited by knowledge of Japan: - Uncanny
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by zogwarg 4y ago
Their main approach to Hydrogen might be fuel-cell, but they have had one-off sports cars with ICE using Hydrogen. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hydrogen_internal_comb... I wouldn't completely discount the
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by zogwarg 5y ago
Truth, because different people have different axioms or goals, might be subjective. I don't think this relates to quality of information. A higher quality information media will give you the tools to get more information, and this is
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by zogwarg 8y ago
Also we have mole rats in captivity above 30 years at this moment. I guess we only have had size-able mole rat population for around 30 years.
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by zogwarg 8y ago
The total compiled sample size is rather small. 3848
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by zogwarg 8y ago
Have not read the paper I assume that if you had a large enough mole rat population you would observe some of them to live beyond 30.
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by zogwarg 11y ago
I read the article about being less about free will and more about delayed gratification. Which seems ironic, since from a neural standpoint, can be one of the most addictive things possible. Not really that compatible with free will in my
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by zogwarg 11y ago
Also not that simple because of dialect continuums, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialect_continuum In the case of french, say: - Metropolitan and Canadian might understand each other - Metropolitan and Sub-Saharan
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by zogwarg 11y ago
Fundamentally I think that the effort is flawed. Languages don't really map to each other on a word to word basis. At school in France they introduced algorithms with a form of french pseudo-C which was very frustrating, because it fel