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by HPsquared 15d ago
That could be a different navy concept if surface carriers go extinct. You could have submarines and (possibly submersible) seaplanes, and submarine-launched UAVs.
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by HPsquared 15d ago
It's a bit like how people believe markets are self-correcting. Yes, only over an infinite time horizon, in theory. Edit: and like chemical equilibrium, you could say it depends on the "rate of wrongness production" compared
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by HPsquared 16d ago
Blue light also probably has more dispersion (aka chromatic aberration) .. I wonder how the eye deals with chromatic aberration, if we just filter it out by processing or if the system doesn't really suffer from it? Edit: or perhaps th
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by HPsquared 17d ago
Warm oceans, as they are, would surely bring rain? Hence why the UK is so rainy. The ocean is warmer than the land, it's like warm water in a cold room, you get the moisture coming off it. If the ocean isn't warm any more, I recko
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by HPsquared 17d ago
They're not energy efficient so I'm not sure that type of fridge is available to buy now.
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by HPsquared 17d ago
What if 51% weakly want something and 49% strongly want the opposite?
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by HPsquared 17d ago
Generally speaking the more important an issue is, the less it is allowed to be affected by democratic processes. That's why Brexit was such a big upset, it bucked the trend (the management miscalculated, nobody expected the result and
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by HPsquared 17d ago
It's a very clever trick: a refrigerator without a compressor which uses heat as the energy source. It could run on either a gas flame or an electric heating element. There are three working fluids (butane, water and ammonia) and it wo
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by HPsquared 18d ago
The internet has a big "dogs barking at each other through the closed gate" dynamic. People are much more rude and aggressive to each other from a safe distance.
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by HPsquared 19d ago
We should know by then, at least.
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by HPsquared 21d ago
That one would be like iscaliforniaonfire.com
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by HPsquared 21d ago
It's the same process either way, and the first few percent are the hardest (as it's super dilute so you need to handle a lot of material). It's much easier to go from 20% to 90%, than it is to get to 20%. https://
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by HPsquared 21d ago
Same vibe as preferring black-and-white cinema, or analogue (and/or mono) audio.
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by HPsquared 21d ago
If there isn't much movement, it's probably a modest increase in bitrate anyway as the codec will see that most frames aren't changing.
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by HPsquared 21d ago
I'm sure we can trust the most advanced LLMs to harden VMs.
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by HPsquared 21d ago
The prompter becomes the prompted!
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by HPsquared 21d ago
He could also have worked for Motorola.
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by HPsquared 22d ago
It's the mathematical version of learning rhetoric. Rhetoric teaches how to argue with words. Statistics is the same, but with numbers.
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by HPsquared 22d ago
That's part of the joke, I think.
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by HPsquared 22d ago
You really need something smart enough to browse through the parts etc suppliers and find links.
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by HPsquared 22d ago
The hard part is finding the correct owners manual. Also in many cases the owners manual is generic and covers many options and trim levels. Edit: this applies to service manuals too
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by HPsquared 23d ago
It is written in the first person, I suppose.
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by HPsquared 23d ago
Only fair if they also tell the candidate what the company pays other workers in similar roles. Transparency shouldn't go only one way.
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by HPsquared 23d ago
Similarly, having a mortgage and dependants is seen as a "reliability plus point" let's say. Skin in the game.
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by HPsquared 23d ago
They also help AI to manage complexity, in just the same way.
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by HPsquared 25d ago
Less than there otherwise would have been, for sure.
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by HPsquared 27d ago
I'm thinking canyon.mid on Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth.
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by HPsquared 27d ago
I think you need the app to use the delivery lockers (which I prefer over home delivery)
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by HPsquared 29d ago
Amazon is more powerful than most countries.
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by HPsquared 29d ago
Especially government of a small, homogenous country with massive oil wealth in a peaceful part of the world. It's very much "easy mode" as far as governments go.

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