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by progrus 2y ago
GPT-3 was superhuman at this too
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by progrus 2y ago
I’m not going to bother, this is misdirection. My guess is they found a room-temperature superconductor that can store incredible amounts of electrical energy, and the quantum drive from https://ivolimited.us/ actually work
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by progrus 2y ago
Room-temperature superconducting magnetic energy storage, powering a craft with a thruster like this: https://ivolimited.us/
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by progrus 2y ago
That could be a test animal
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by progrus 2y ago
Ok, now let’s see the breakdown of winred/ActBlue email getting through spam filtering. IOS only capitalizes one of those, so there’s a clue
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by progrus 2y ago
The only reason nuclear power has been stagnating for ~50 years in the US is corruption
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by progrus 2y ago
I’m rooting for Mike McCulloch’s Quantized Inertia formulation to upend the whole GR-plus-extensions regime. https://www.amazon.com/Quantised-Accelerations-Anomalies-New...
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by progrus 2y ago
The long march has stalled, soon the lizards will break ranks and flee.
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by progrus 2y ago
No. Maybe proof that some intelligence is encoded into the algebraic relationships between all the words ever written, but “general intelligence” would be a misleading way to describe it.
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by progrus 2y ago
There’s a Bible story about this
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by progrus 2y ago
Also works with the drafts folder
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by progrus 3y ago
They’re waiting for Arxiv to approve because patents may be denied if they go around that system.
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Failure of Imagination(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by progrus 3y ago|1 comments
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by progrus 3y ago
Agrees with gut check.
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by progrus 3y ago
This is totally different from any design stage that is iterative or modular in that way though. It’s more like that laminar flow demo where you mix the paints in a circle and then unmix them the other way - the patterns are there but the w
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by progrus 3y ago
Not in the sense that any person has ever used the word “blueprint”, no.
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by progrus 3y ago
Ahh the headline makes it sound like the scientists have traveled to a hypothetical dimension
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by progrus 3y ago
That camp has the people who had a bad reaction to the vaccine or booster, mostly. Not sure how they compare numbers wise. Maybe the vaccine caused a similar hit to the immune system for some people, this stuff is complicated.
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by progrus 3y ago
It’s not psychosomatic, but there usually are multiple contributing factors to serious respiratory disease, and I think it’s OK to consider it as a relevant one of them in many cases. Fair enough?
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by progrus 3y ago
Absolutely not what I’m doing… I used the phrase “one of” for a reason
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by progrus 3y ago
Am I supposed to believe that these physiological effects have nothing to do with fear of the virus? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1447278/
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by progrus 3y ago
One mechanism is physiological stress when people believe they’ve been cursed: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1447278/
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by progrus 3y ago
No, you two are brainwashed!
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by progrus 3y ago
Common sense is more valuable (in the real sense, not just money) than a diploma. And, the GPT revolution is making traditional education even less important than before. “Hate all you want, but I'm smart, I'm so smart, and I&#x27
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by progrus 3y ago
Oh really? Which group are you? That election was about people with common sense getting one over on the brainwashed mids, obviously.
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by progrus 3y ago
It’s a big catch-22 kind of problem. “Politics is downstream from culture” but right now politics is being weaponized against culture.
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by progrus 3y ago
Or “gee, Hunter Biden is a swell son, he sure got to Vegas really fast! He must be on crack!”
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by progrus 3y ago
Anyone who eats pork anyway should have no problem with this meat either. This sounds like grasping at straws, a last-ditch effort to scare the not-so-easily-persuadable-anymore into opposing modern power development with nuclear fission. A
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by progrus 3y ago
SQL is more dangerous.
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by progrus 3y ago
So, sorta like a human, then.

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