erdos4d

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by erdos4d 3y ago
WaPo, NYT, et. al. are tied to DOD and the intel community. They are the anonymous sources that provide many of their story ideas as well as quotes and sourcing. That doesn't come for free.
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by erdos4d 3y ago
This isn't a theory: either that paper is right, or the US taxpayer is being defrauded by DOE to develop tech based off junk science. One of those things is actually true. Do you pay US taxes?
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by erdos4d 3y ago
It means the guys a Lawrence Livermore are investing a LOT of money into technology that is based on physics which directly contradicts Einstein's general relativity, the best tested theory humans have. In my academic experience, gover
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by erdos4d 3y ago
You seem appropriately skeptical for my purposes. Free answer time my man. What's your take on a major national lab investing big money into technology based on physics that is 100% wrong, according to what is publicly known? https:&#
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Reddit using developers to suppress r/UFOs and r/SuperStonk?(old.reddit.com)
4 points by erdos4d 3y ago|10 comments
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by erdos4d 3y ago
Reddit devs, care to comment? Who made the commit?
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by erdos4d 3y ago
I posted this once before and it got no traction. I decided this time to make the title more descriptive of what is actually afoot here. I'd like people to note the level of engineering in this reactor concept demonstrates a long term
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Lawrence Livermore Lab paper asserts gravity electromagnetism interaction(arxiv.org)
6 points by erdos4d 3y ago|2 comments
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The Warp Reactor Concept(arxiv.org)
3 points by erdos4d 3y ago|0 comments
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by erdos4d 3y ago
US
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by erdos4d 3y ago
I have another question: why does a PM make more than a dev? My wife made that jump and her salary went up 50%. She literally just goes to meetings and talks now, yet she makes more than her old job that required real skills. Am I the only
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by erdos4d 3y ago
I also moved to Germany and bailed after 6 months. Unlike this article, I didn't care about the people or language, I was there to make some money and move on, so it wasn't a place I wanted to integrate into to begin with. The peo
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by erdos4d 3y ago
A lot of people have remarked that the government couldn't keep a secret this big for so long. This is correct but misses the point that this secret wasn't kept. I've heard this story multiple times in my life, it's been
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by erdos4d 3y ago
This 100%. If this turns out to be real, I bet anything that they are clueless how it works, if they can even get it do anything.
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by erdos4d 3y ago
There is the fact that Grusch gave sworn testimony to congress on it, he's going to prison for perjury if he's lying. Doesn't prove it, but it's more than just saying it in an interview.
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by erdos4d 3y ago
Assuming this is legit, what makes you believe they understand anything about this tech? They might literally have been scratching their heads all this time with this stuff. We might simply not understand the physics by which it operates an
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by erdos4d 3y ago
> Is there something special about the US’s landmass that UFOs only crash there? Or do superior alien life forms who have the capability to travel between planets and probably solar systems, for some reason are only interested in the U.S
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by erdos4d 3y ago
> On the other hand, the thing that has me very skeptical, is his claim that countries around the globe have been in open competition to retrieve this vehicles and all of the countries have somehow kept everything secret for over 50 year
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by erdos4d 4y ago
Yeah, there are sites where these are being looked into. I'm not sure its the same thing you mean, but you can bet there are plenty of eager guys out there making sure these cams aren't going to waste.
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by erdos4d 4y ago
Frechet differentiation.
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by erdos4d 4y ago
I don't see the point of this. Airtable sucks at anything except providing a managed database you can store a small amount of data in for free. If you have to do the hosting yourself, just choose postgres.
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by erdos4d 4y ago
If this article is accurate, it paints a bleak picture. I don't much care about the not working part, if you are smart enough to figure out how not to work and get by, you deserve it. The part where these guys are on a screen all day l
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by erdos4d 4y ago
Since Washington's only response to drug problems has been to try to literally destroy everyone involved, this sounds like a massive improvement in public policy to me. Seriously though, this is a white person's problem and they a
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by erdos4d 4y ago
> I wouldn't call it censorship either. No symbol or idea is being repressed. In Germany it is straight up illegal to display nazi symbols, do their salute, or even advocate their beliefs, isn't it? I was told as much by quite
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by erdos4d 4y ago
Have lived in the EU and they definitely have a stronger concept of censorship there. You honestly don't have a right to say anything you want, especially if you are saying things to a large audience who might be incited. Most people I
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by erdos4d 4y ago
> Nothing can beat a MacBook You can't upgrade the RAM, it has a weird processor that tons of code won't run on, and it starts at $2K. I have the latest one sitting on my desk right now from my work and it is a useless brick th
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by erdos4d 4y ago
Maybe I misunderstood what you wrote, but you feel the traffic is actually originating from your desktop? I am completely unaware how someone could get 2 IP addresses for your desktop without that showing up somewhere on the box (agreed, yo
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by erdos4d 4y ago
How is your desktop connected to the switch (ethernet or wifi)? If the computer is wired, maybe you have a virus on it and that is somehow using the wifi to get another IP? I would suggest you backup your user data and wipe/restore the
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by erdos4d 4y ago
GDPR doesn't just cover personal info, it also forbids tracking without consent, which includes cookies and other means. This is just a technical trick to track someone sans cookie, so I'm 100% certain they will fine anyone doing
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by erdos4d 4y ago
This is a form of data collection and tracking that is definitely against GDPR unless the user is informed of it and consents to it. As it stands, there is no such notification or consent. IANAL but I strongly suspect will get you fined in

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