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Projectile Fusion Approach Has Faster Trajectory to a Power Plant
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Pulsed Projectile Fusion
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Swift on Mac OS 9 (2020)
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https://www.carbonads.net/ I'm not sure what they track
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Maybe works in 10% of cases. I remember seeing a natural language to SQL engine which worked in 50% of cases so the expectation was higher. https://blog.einstein.ai/talk-to-your-data-one-model-any-dat...
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https://supabase.io/ ? MongoDB stitch?
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New movie coming out https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/harry-reid-ufo-coverup-090047...
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6y ago
Says somewhere that traction for Bel would be 20 users. Early traction.
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My favorite was Ares. https://github.com/arescentral/antares A unique combination of strategy and action. Played a lot of Escape Velocity too. Those games were special.
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Lockheed Martin's approach does what you're talking about. Small, fast to iterate design. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlYClniDFkM https://www.lockheedmartin.com/en-us/products/compact
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10y ago
By benchmarking them, like GeekBench does. And those benchmarks are the only thing interested parties rely on, not the marketed speeds.
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11y ago
I'm guessing Evernote with a fun UI
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11y ago
iPad Pro and iPhone 6S advertise 4K video editing capability that's only possible with custom chips, re-architected motherboards, etc. They could again be first in the industry to do something noticeably different. Here they're gi
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11y ago
And US/Soviet troops believed they were in Afghanistan/Iraq to liberate, plant trees and help locals. In reality they were enforcing a colonial order https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvZRsdHgxgA and the locals are
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Yes but those we call terrorists are more like upstart colonialist mercenaries and don't care about any of that. They only care about the opportunities our military response affords them. Terrorism is a propaganda word used by the bigg
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In your #2 example, you'd have to pass the semantic meaning to it somehow. It doesn't look like a simple document database. There is logic and semantics. There is a total cost fact, which you'd update by saying total cost exc
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And then https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FF-tKLISfPE Don't forget Cyberdog https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xjkm_fSM1g You could drag and drop files into that browser in 1997! Sadly some Youtube videos
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The interviewer's perspective was no less prophetic about the current reality. The internet is mostly a tool to spread the same old media type of content, just more and faster. A lot more America's Favorite Home videos and niche c
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There are shorter videos from Chomsky on this, but this one breaks it down thoroughly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvZRsdHgxgA The truth is, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq are colonial wars against insubordinate populations.
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11y ago
Urbit http://urbit.org is lots of fun
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11y ago
Put a case for glasses under the back of the laptop.
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11y ago
We're just living with the consequences and are used to them. The result is inflation. Before new waves of immigrants and women joined the workforce, a single salary had more purchasing power. The effects are offset by certain goods be
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Yea the overall economy makes decisions on what to manufacture. Do you make a bunch of entertaining fluff or focus on essentials? Wal-mart merely optimizes the supply chain of fluff. As far as markets vs centralization, it was always this w
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Soviet Union tried to do this through 1960's computers, surveys and experts. Adam Curtis "documentary" is the extent of my knowledge on their attempts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3gwyHNo7MI It's a m
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What problems go away if you use a non-text IDE like http://peaker.github.io/lamdu/ ?
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That is a key feature of capitalism.
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Well, scientists release studies, which are far from conclusive. Various industries use them to advertise to people who don't understand that studies mean nothing.
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I don't know either but it seems like yet another way of doing inflation. You can infuse money various ways and to various sectors of the economy. Quantitative easing, playing with interest rates, funneling 401K into stock indexes give
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Yea, the browser based web keeps losing market share. First to mobile apps, now to dedicated document readers. Both performance problems. But the slow document problem is not very technical, mostly politics. There's no mechanism for en
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2630 lines of code to run Sublevel or posted by users? A small codebase is interesting for nerds. And yea it is snappy.
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