I don't know about this specific principle but I know of at least one magnet-based surgery robot that is based on that principle, for heart catheterization. Seems like a trend in this area…
When was that? Serious question, obvious propaganda seems to be common at pretty much every point in history across multiple cultures.
Everyone knows that AI would never build a tool that would cap bandwidth based on how much a user is paying for hosting. Famously anthropic charges you the same amount for claude usage regardless of how many tokens you…
https://www.epw.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/2026/4/whitehous... not quite local investigative journalism but should suffice
The dactyl keyboard family with built in trackballs are way nicer than ones with built in track pads at least from my experience. My personal favorite so far has been a Charybdis from bastardkeyboards. Expensive but I…
https://www.buffalobicycle.com/storage/documents/Buffalo_com... The buffalo bike is one that was specifically made for developing nations and the project prioritizes local assembly and repair, while the bike is designed…
The immune response to diseases has to be developed over time, not to mention the fact that the introduction of those drugs drastically accelerated the evolution of the bacteria, viruses, etc. I can't speculate as to…
The cheapie appliances are the ones that will be subsidized by the insane data collection policies, just like TVs are now.
The problem arises when there's outside pressure to use the tools, or now you're maintaining code written by someone else through the use of the tools, where it could have been good enough for them because they don't…
The last libertarian post I saw wasn't getting downvoted and it was by a guy who wanted to set up meetings with cartels to improve the efficiency of their drug dealing business.
The causes of obesity in the US are well known and reported on, just not as "health" pieces. Food deserts, car-centric infrastructure, poor work-life balance, rising costs of groceries, low access to preventative…
You forgot about administrators, who are climbing in number relative to the number of students for no good reason.
A number of YouTubers have made the claim that their views were affected but not revenue, so it seems like the monetization is based on ad-watching views at least.
Elden Ring is a great example of a game where the difficulty is largely self-imposed, if you play using all the tools the devs give you like summons, magic, certain weapons, etc the game becomes almost trivialized. Not…
When I first started my current job I was upset that I'd have to pay $20/paycheck to get some unknown level of benefits, which comes out to around $500/year but all I had to do to understand the benefit was compare my…
Depending on your definition of AI, a pipeline for drug repurposing my team used was able to identify a therapeutic for a rare disease that was beating the state of the art in every test they threw at it, eventually…
I thought cycling competitions have a minimum weight/aero limit specifically to prevent people from buying their way to better times past a certain point? Is that not the case?
Anecdotal data from the grad programs in my area is that at least for PhD students your supervisor pays their tuition from whatever funding source they use to pay the stipend.
Psychologists aren't doctors, just people with phds in psychology. Clinical psychologists might have some version of the oath though.
scantrons and grading each other's work only makes sense if your assignments are multiple choice, which is probably the least effective way of teaching in my opinion. As soon as the assignment requires any essay portion…
The extra hours a week teachers spend have to do with lesson planning, grading, etc. which is directly related to their job unlike leetcode or your homelab or whatever, those aren't equivalent at all.
Every problem has a link to its solution underneath the editor area.
If the fees they charge are due to specific levies the government places, and those fees depend on where the customer is located, why is it that much work to demote that in bills, considering they are already…
I got one as a gift and have never successfully used it despite trying really hard. It might do ok with thick bolt heads and not a lot of torque but in my experience it either doesn't catch properly or slips.
I'm currently finishing up working on the 2nd big DARPA grant in my career, as an engineer in one of the labs that got paid money to do the work. DARPA funds a lot of "pie in the sky" ideas where the work is super…
I don't know about this specific principle but I know of at least one magnet-based surgery robot that is based on that principle, for heart catheterization. Seems like a trend in this area…
When was that? Serious question, obvious propaganda seems to be common at pretty much every point in history across multiple cultures.
Everyone knows that AI would never build a tool that would cap bandwidth based on how much a user is paying for hosting. Famously anthropic charges you the same amount for claude usage regardless of how many tokens you…
https://www.epw.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/2026/4/whitehous... not quite local investigative journalism but should suffice
The dactyl keyboard family with built in trackballs are way nicer than ones with built in track pads at least from my experience. My personal favorite so far has been a Charybdis from bastardkeyboards. Expensive but I…
https://www.buffalobicycle.com/storage/documents/Buffalo_com... The buffalo bike is one that was specifically made for developing nations and the project prioritizes local assembly and repair, while the bike is designed…
The immune response to diseases has to be developed over time, not to mention the fact that the introduction of those drugs drastically accelerated the evolution of the bacteria, viruses, etc. I can't speculate as to…
The cheapie appliances are the ones that will be subsidized by the insane data collection policies, just like TVs are now.
The problem arises when there's outside pressure to use the tools, or now you're maintaining code written by someone else through the use of the tools, where it could have been good enough for them because they don't…
The last libertarian post I saw wasn't getting downvoted and it was by a guy who wanted to set up meetings with cartels to improve the efficiency of their drug dealing business.
The causes of obesity in the US are well known and reported on, just not as "health" pieces. Food deserts, car-centric infrastructure, poor work-life balance, rising costs of groceries, low access to preventative…
You forgot about administrators, who are climbing in number relative to the number of students for no good reason.
A number of YouTubers have made the claim that their views were affected but not revenue, so it seems like the monetization is based on ad-watching views at least.
Elden Ring is a great example of a game where the difficulty is largely self-imposed, if you play using all the tools the devs give you like summons, magic, certain weapons, etc the game becomes almost trivialized. Not…
When I first started my current job I was upset that I'd have to pay $20/paycheck to get some unknown level of benefits, which comes out to around $500/year but all I had to do to understand the benefit was compare my…
Depending on your definition of AI, a pipeline for drug repurposing my team used was able to identify a therapeutic for a rare disease that was beating the state of the art in every test they threw at it, eventually…
I thought cycling competitions have a minimum weight/aero limit specifically to prevent people from buying their way to better times past a certain point? Is that not the case?
Anecdotal data from the grad programs in my area is that at least for PhD students your supervisor pays their tuition from whatever funding source they use to pay the stipend.
Psychologists aren't doctors, just people with phds in psychology. Clinical psychologists might have some version of the oath though.
scantrons and grading each other's work only makes sense if your assignments are multiple choice, which is probably the least effective way of teaching in my opinion. As soon as the assignment requires any essay portion…
The extra hours a week teachers spend have to do with lesson planning, grading, etc. which is directly related to their job unlike leetcode or your homelab or whatever, those aren't equivalent at all.
Every problem has a link to its solution underneath the editor area.
If the fees they charge are due to specific levies the government places, and those fees depend on where the customer is located, why is it that much work to demote that in bills, considering they are already…
I got one as a gift and have never successfully used it despite trying really hard. It might do ok with thick bolt heads and not a lot of torque but in my experience it either doesn't catch properly or slips.
I'm currently finishing up working on the 2nd big DARPA grant in my career, as an engineer in one of the labs that got paid money to do the work. DARPA funds a lot of "pie in the sky" ideas where the work is super…