raumgeist

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by raumgeist 9d ago
On a higher level it might make sense to build the expertise that comes with base training. I dont know enough about the process to estimate these gains, but china has been doing it in manufacturing for decades. All the money in the world
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by raumgeist 9d ago
They will also be faster in space. Relatively. The data transmission might be the bottleneck then, but who knows - a rocket full of ssds might go a long way.
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by raumgeist 18d ago
I don't disagree with you, but I think it's important to remember that ambiguous laws are also a feature of modern societies. Laws have to be ambiguous, for one because the real world cannot be codified into abstract laws perfectl
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by raumgeist 27d ago
As others have noted being smart will enable you to comprehend more of the World around you. This will in turn increase the amount of negativity you can be exposed to. But in my opinion this ultimately comes down to your thinking patterns.
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by raumgeist 1mo ago
Looks very nice. Last year I took up rust, coming from c++, and some of the modern features rust brings are just so nice to have (even something as simple as not having to forward declare a class). This year I started working with postgres
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by raumgeist 1mo ago
Looks really good! Do you have plans to add vr support to it? The ar button didn't work on my phone so I could not try it. A couple of years ago I did a small woodworking project and used my vr headset do do the design. It was really f
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by raumgeist 2mo ago
I think, apart from finding better Batteries altoghether, we should build multi-tier batteries inspired by biology. Humans have bloodsugar, sugar in the Liver and then fat. All of them have their respective properties with availability and
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by raumgeist 2mo ago
This is a privacy nightmare that is making me speechless, I think, while staring at a phone with a camera pointed directly at my face.
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by raumgeist 3mo ago
Reminds me of Adornos "Dialektik der Aufklärung" and its take on what he calls the "Kulturindustrie". Almost 100 years ago he foresaw how the cultural offerings of society get commodified and chopped into bite sized chun
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by raumgeist 6mo ago
We as a society would profit from not categorizing everything in terms of its usefulness. Things can and should be allowed to just be . That being said, UBI would probably result in more useful things not less. There are so many cases of j
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by raumgeist 11mo ago
I really like the idea of visualizing code in any other way than text and have given it some thought from time to time. However, I think the problem here can quickly become that you tend to fall in love with a bad idea. No one, and I don&#x