KylerAce

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by KylerAce 12d ago
Actual intelligence would find a way to fix the "providing for its existence" bit
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by KylerAce 16d ago
This. Significant portions of the Epstein files are random noise. Though even for a popularish author it'd be strange to be in enough 1990-2018 news snippets to reach that many EF hits. In any case "is in the Epstein files" s
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by KylerAce 16d ago
Ui+g=gui. As in since they added graphics
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by KylerAce 18d ago
Absolutely insane event
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by KylerAce 2mo ago
Demographic collapse is a major issue unless agi automates away completely the need for human intellect, drive, and labor on complex tasks. If x% of your population are consumers without producing then that's a net drain on the economy
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by KylerAce 3mo ago
There are uses for AI running on the platform, you can see this in Ukraine right now where many kamikaze drones use AI for terminal guidance if the connection to the operator breaks after a target has been selected. How intensive that workl
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by KylerAce 3mo ago
Birthrates go down in the east too whenever incomes increase (and sometimes without income increasing)
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by KylerAce 3mo ago
Because that's harder to write the laws for
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by KylerAce 3mo ago
acoup with yet another excellent blog
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by KylerAce 5mo ago
Took one in my undergrad circa 25
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by KylerAce 5mo ago
Dog fighting is not a serious concern in modern fighter combat because missiles have gotten so effective that the current strategy has been forced into beyond visual range combat. And stealth doesn't just "fail". In bvr the f
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by KylerAce 5mo ago
youd want some number of both. The ideal defense net against shahed type drones looks very different from the ideal defense net against f35s. Namely, shaheds require very cheap and numerous interceptors and radars, and f35s require very exp
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by KylerAce 5mo ago
The only thing that matters
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by KylerAce 6mo ago
That's because the United States official position in the civil war was that the south was a part of the US that was in rebellion, and not a sovereign state that we were at war with.
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by KylerAce 6mo ago
50% https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/renewables-grew-almo...
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by KylerAce 6mo ago
No. Solar bought mostly from a foreign power only gives you a dependence for continuing to expand solar or (much less so) maintaining the solar already in your country over the 15-30 years it gradually breaks down / gets less efficient
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by KylerAce 7mo ago
Rusts memory safety constructs do also impose a (much smaller) runtime performance penalty. Every Arc / Rc is a memory safe abstraction with runtime cost since rust has no way to prove cyclic reference graphs are safe at compile time.
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by KylerAce 7mo ago
The issue isn't in generating short wavelength light, it's in focusing it accurately enough to print a pattern with trillions of nanoscale features with few defects. We can't really use lenses since every material we could us
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by KylerAce 7mo ago
The time is critical because the only time in American history we've been more divided was arguably in the lead up to the civil war
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by KylerAce 9mo ago
Invading Taiwan isn't about chips at all, and in fact chips are actively disincentivizing invasion. Semiconductor fabs and the oodles of atomically precise ultra clean and ultra expensive equipment inside absolutely do not mix well wit
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by KylerAce 11mo ago
Tangent but while the joint strike fighter program's decision to "save costs" by developing one platform for three branches may arguably have been a bad idea, by all respects except for perhaps long term maintenance costs the
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by KylerAce 11mo ago
True, Apollo 11 was famously filmed on mars
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by KylerAce 11mo ago
All semiconductor manufacturing techniques are based upon precisely flat layers of material that can be stacked and/or drilled into to produce a useful design. All vertical irregularities propogate to the layers above and can cause thi
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by KylerAce 11mo ago
Start with the rfc on udp since it's 4 pages long. Then you can pick from ipv4, ipv6, tcp, and then the html's (1, 1.1, 2, and 3).
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by KylerAce 11mo ago
I don't think it's stupid to believe that the brain is somehow beyond turing computable considering how easy it is to create a system exactly as capable as a turing machine. I also don't think that anything in philosophy can
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by KylerAce 1y ago
That's the estimated total cost of the joint strike fighter program including research, acquisition, and maintenance, up to its current intended retirement in the 2060s
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by KylerAce 1y ago
I just say "speak to a pharmacist", wait until it starts to say something about how it can help and then again "speak to a pharmacist". I only get a controlled medication though so maybe it can be used for others