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by _hypx_ 3y ago
There's no possibility of China having a competitive tech industry with these kinds of restrictions.
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
Electric cars won't make things easier for pedestrians and cyclists. You are really asking for fewer cars.
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
Which is the problem of the idea. Any kind of thermal engine, such as a stirling engine, would beat this idea in efficiency with those kinds of temperatures.
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
Inflation "smooths out" the curves in space-time by stretching space out in an exponential manner. So any curves get flattened until the universe is effectively flat. An inflation-like theory that doesn't stretch space out th
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
It's everywhere now.
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
Flu shots should be replaced with a generalized vaccine that targets multiple different respiratory diseases.
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
> This cell achieved an efficiency of 41.1% operating at a power density of 2.39 W cm–2 and an emitter temperature of 2,400 C. At those temperatures, this is not very impressive.
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Apple Plans Software Update to Address iPhone 15 Pro Overheating(extremetech.com)
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
Which would be the third time in nearly 4 billion years. Still pretty unlikely. Both second and third examples are with an organism that already achieved the eukaryotic stage. It's still not clear if the original shift was a likely eve
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
Twice, not three times. And the second in an organism that already achieved symbiogenesis. All of this took around 2 billion years or so to happen. It is a potential great filter candidate, but we only have a sample size of one. So if it tu
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
Paywall: https://archive.ph/rig7m
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
I think so too.
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
If we only find prokaryotic life, that would suggest intelligent life is rare.
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by _hypx_ 3y ago
That should be "upwards of 4,500 notifications".