aeonik

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by aeonik 5d ago
The currency press operator and manufacturer.
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by aeonik 5d ago
Two things: 1. Half of those drugs on the list do have medicinal uses. Even methamphetamine and cocaine are used medicinally (admittedly rarely). 2. Tylenol poisoning is the leading reason for poison control center calls. >80,000 U.S. Po
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by aeonik 5d ago
Heroin (IV) ~6x GHB ~8x Ethanol ~10x Methamphetamine ~10x DXM ~10x Cocaine ~15x MDMA ~16x Codeine ~20x Methadone ~20x Mescaline ~24x Fl
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by aeonik 5d ago
But the "Active dose" to "lethal dose" ratio, aka "therapeutic index" of alcohol is pretty bad.
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by aeonik 12d ago
Maybe some code is so important and heavily trafficked it becomes a public works project, and various legs can bid for pieces of the project, line how all infrastructure works.
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by aeonik 16d ago
Eh, I doubt it, GPS signal is so weak, once the EM field in the air has so much power, I think the literal hardware ADC of any receiver would be overwhelmed/clipped with a high power jammer nearby. I mean it's possible that the fr
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by aeonik 25d ago
Only if it's used to obscure the meaning of a message. You can encrypt passcodes and remote control commands for sattelites and other radio control codes for various craft or devices. You can also still use message authentication codes
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by aeonik 1mo ago
I think their point might be that matter is what defines the location of the force field. I.e. it's the EM field doing the actual work.
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by aeonik 1mo ago
This happened in 2024 too. This link (second one down, first event is missing control rods in Texas...) has almost the exact same wording as the article. https://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc-collections/event-status&
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by aeonik 2mo ago
Lithium Titanate batteries can do this now, somewhat. I have some 35 Ah batteries that claim they can charge in 9 minutes (compared to traditional Lithium Ion, that would take hours). I don't have a charger that can supply the necessar
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by aeonik 2mo ago
I haven't even been convinced it's fundamentally different from biological intelligence. But it's clearly still missing a few ingredients. But we are really close.
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by aeonik 2mo ago
Studies I read seems to show a marginal boost in cognitionl and memory, but only if you were otherwise overtaxed for some reason. Like being tired, stressed, etc...
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by aeonik 2mo ago
I stopped buying go pros when I drove from the top of Mt Blue Sky to the base. Had the camera mounted on my dashboard, planned to make a cool time lapse down the mountain road. Turns out it overheated 15 minutes into the drive, and corrupte
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by aeonik 2mo ago
It's a multivariate system, the dragforce is determined by the car geometry + book , hand , whatever. They are both causes to speed. In fact you don't even need flow to infer speed. You can just use pressure calculations and
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by aeonik 2mo ago
Drag is a causitive input to speed though. nextCarSpeed(currentSpeed, wheelPower, dragForce, mass, deltaTime) = currentSpeed + ((wheelPower / currentSpeed - dragForce) / mass) * deltaTime Increase "dragForce&qu
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by aeonik 2mo ago
That's just it though. Yes, separating symbols/descriptions from the physics is a common conflation, rightfully avoided and called out here, but I think you might be overcorrecting unconflating the concepts too much. Quantum infor
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by aeonik 2mo ago
I think you are prematurely dismissing something deeper here. The more I learn about the fundamental nature of the electron, probability in quantum mechanics, and the wave function in general... the more information being fundamental substr
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by aeonik 2mo ago
$500 is a surprisingly good price for a 4x4 mimo SDR.
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by aeonik 3mo ago
You nerd sniped with this one. I looked it up, and apparently utility companies already use the lines for comms, so you would be stomping on those potentially (depending on frequency). As for radiating... Possibly... But the tuning seems ri
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by aeonik 3mo ago
Homeopathy actually works great depending on what you use it for: I've been trying homeopathic vodka and it's done wonders for my health.
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by aeonik 3mo ago
This is amazing.
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by aeonik 3mo ago
I just string the antenna across my attic. Coupling into my power upstairs is a bit of a problem sometimes though. Pirating power is something I've heard that happens, but I looked it up, and couldn't find an actual cited example
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by aeonik 3mo ago
We don't know that electrons don't decay for sure. If we live in a false vacuum, for example, that could allow them to decay.
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by aeonik 3mo ago
There is a very small slice that amateur radio gets in this band, in theory it would be nice to have a bigger slice, but honestly, building antennas for this band to transmit anything worthwhile would be pretty hard. My 7 Mhz antenna (HF, 4
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by aeonik 3mo ago
You can hit limits with $100 if you use it all day. You can do it easily if you use in fast mode. I bet you could hit the limits of the $200/month using fast mode if you were using multiple sessions at the same time all day on fast mod
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by aeonik 3mo ago
I'm so confused by your comment. Is it meant to be facetious? For the uninformed. "Fair and Balanced" was their literal slogan for 20 years. https://www.theguardian.com/media/2017/jun/15/fo
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by aeonik 3mo ago
Prices go up.
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by aeonik 3mo ago
I hear authors mention it sometimes. But, I don't see the examples or evidence. Maybe I'm just not on the math departments enough.
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by aeonik 3mo ago
I found this article pretty confusing. And my comment ended up being pretty long, so I will TL;DR it: 1. The social critique doesn’t match my experience and seems under-supported? 2. The technical critique is interesting, looks like a mix o
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by aeonik 3mo ago
Lol this looks like a wonderful coincidence. I thought it was named Ghostel because of Ghostty and EL (emacs lisp).

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