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Homesteading the Noosphere
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What are your favorite computer science Twitter accounts?
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Dark Matter: observational, experimental and theoretical results
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2y ago
Urbit
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Computers Reduce Efficiency: Case Studies of the Solow Paradox (2023)
(scottlocklin.wordpress.com)
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Pen is a Compiler that compiles the High-Level Language into EVM bytecodes
(github.com)
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2y ago
How significant is the difference in Elo scores for the end user? Should I use Claude Opus if I already have GPT4, despite its similar score? Additionally, how much better is Claude for coding?
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Fusion Energy: Research at the Crossroads
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5y ago
In my opinion science should be about Truth, the rest should be left to people and their leaders. Truth being central to the process of science is what makes science unique and allows for societies to accumulate knowledge.
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5y ago
No, I don't think this hypothesises agrees with observable evidence https://slimemoldtimemold.com/2021/07/07/a-chemical-hunger-p...
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5y ago
But there is plenty of oil in Russia! Why invade?
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5y ago
I think currently is all of them, until we figure it all out. The costs of obesity overweight benefits of convenience of above mentioned things. (You can argue about adenoviruses -- I've got two shots of the adenovirus based vaccine).
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5y ago
>This is a very strong claim that is lacking a source They are citing overfeeding experiments.
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5y ago
>>Simple logic would suggest that our food is the main culprit. Then, why does it happen in wild animals? They are not eating processed foods. Even if the food is main culprit, it leads to the question of what is exactly wrong with th
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5y ago
>>I'm usually all about investigations like this but the repeated claims that obesity is, for sure, not caused by diet is a leap. I think authors list convincing arguments: 1) the diets on average not working for weight loss 2) e
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5y ago
When I've tried to predict social unrest or market volatility from the news, I've found, than news actually trailing important events and are useless for any sorts of prediction.
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5y ago
I've considering vending, too. Could you tell something about IoT for solving above-mentioned issues?
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5y ago
Hard to transport.
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5y ago
Not if I want to really own real thing.
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Of course, but you are not actually owning those commodities, then. You are not buying them and this is the point -- with bitcoin you are really in control.
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Gold is (relatively) easy to store, transfer, hard to obtain, really limited supply -- the qualities that make commodity good money. Uselessness of gold is actually useful here -- transactions with it does not distort markets. Imagine if we
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Harder to store, transfer, many commodities are perishable, bulky, heavy, etc.
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It is really useful for some applications, and I think it is especially useful for keeping fiat money in check. Now, I can deflect from fiat (at some costs, obviously).
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5y ago
It is the society failing them by not setting the right priorities.
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What does Salesforce really do? I could never warp my head around it. Could you ELI5?
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5y ago
So this is how UFOs move!
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6y ago
Sadly, scientists are actually not so bright (those who are usually go to the industry or driven out by envious peers, academia is a poisonous swamp), but some of them are also narcissists, prone to have "pet theories" vulnerable
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76? I mean have you even looked at the lancet link I've given? "Between Sept 7 and Nov 24, 2020, 21 977 adults were randomly assigned to the vaccine group (n=16 501) or the placebo group (n=5476)."
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This is just pure fud. Is lancet on this hybrid warfare, too? https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6... https://www.thelancet.com/article/S0140-6736(20)31866-3/
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6y ago
>I'm a little disappointed by comments I'm seeing here Decline of the west
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