> Interesting, but It doesn't answer why a bank would hold a completely vacant building for 15 years. I had the exact same question before I fully read the article. This is answered in the article in the "Extend and…
If you found this interesting, you should also checkout the Sidekick Notepad from CGP Grey / Cortex [1]. CGP Grey has talked about this before in earlier videos [2] but recently updated a video discussing new designs…
The home page [1] states Procreate is used for iPad drawing. [1] https://ai-explained.yoko.dev/introduction#stack
Water boils at 100C. The article states the water temperature is 100F / ~37.8C
tptacek could be referring to the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsEjV8DdSbs This video does a good job at explaining how the "UFO" is probably an infrared glare, hiding the hot object behind it, and…
Do you not feel this is an unreasonable expectation? I wouldn’t think we would ever get to the point where phones are only charged once a year. This assumes that power consumption would not increase over time.
> due to `pip install --extra-index-url` apparently ignoring the user-specified registry if the package exists on PyPI I thought this was the expected behavior of --extra-index-url To force pip to use a user-specified…
Festina lente Make haste slowly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festina_lente
The Vice article that is cited by sdiw doesn't mention that the virus came from "bats being eaten.[1]" The article does state "new report points to the original animal source: bats" but nothing about bats being eaten.…
This could also be explained by convergent evolution [1] where a similar trait was created by an independent evolutionary path. The wiki page for 'High-altitude adaptation' in humans even mentions that adaptation to…
I found a video of the Dutch team testing the 'unfolding' mechanism used in the NCLE. It looks like a spool that unwinds. NCLE antenna deployment test - 25x: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hca3MeX-8rw Web page with…
It sounds like the affected Roku doesn't sanitize the bluetooth input and/or incorrectly trusts a bluetooth connection with a certain formatting. Yikes.
I found this part to be extremely interesting. > Scratched lightly, but legibly, on an unfinished wall of a house that was being refurbished when the volcano blew is a banal notation in charcoal: “in [d]ulsit pro…
> There's some controversy about the AI's field of vision. A person is restricted to using the small mini map for the "whole view" of the playing area. Whereas AlphaStar can view events without a visual restriction.…
How many rope bridges have been rebuilt every year for the last 600+ years? I find that extremely interesting. From the article: > The Q'eswachaka bridge is woven by hand and has been in place for at least 600 years.…
This quote from the article seems to answer your question fairly well. > No one has ever done anything great in EVE without someone else wanting to destroy it.
> The only viable carbon removal technology yet identified is leaving it in the ground. The article discusses this point in the second paragraph. > We're now in "Phase 2" and stopping climate change requires both…
"Although the Irish had reached and even established a religious community in Iceland before A.D. 800, there is nothing to connect Brendan with this venture. Nor is there any reliable evidence to show that either…
Out of curiosity, what kind of "nonmalicious but unwelcomed" scraping?
The explanation is found halfway through the article. > Normal sex cells contain a single copy of each chromosome. But the mutant crayfish sex cell had two. > Somehow the two sex cells fused and produced a female…
ballenf didn't mention anything about only agreeing with scientific papers that have positive effects. ballenf is asking if "the knowledge of the paper's findings benefit society" or if "a mechanism by which the paper…
> [...] serve ads from the content web server and make it indistinguishable from content This sounds like an argument for sponsored content. At least with the current ad strategy, it can be relatively easy for a user…
There is a good PBS Space Time episode discussing Absolute Cold. This portion of the episode discusses the Bose-Einstein condensate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvgZqGxF3eo&feature=youtu.be...
The article states Uber stopped using a stacked ranking system. > Microsoft Corp. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. have faced similar legal challenges; both firms and, more recently, Uber, have abandoned the practice.
That was one researcher for one specific topic, anti-Macron sentiment. > A researcher finds 1,600 bots tweeting extremist posts in U.S. elections also spread anti-Macron sentiment in France A second quote from the…
> Interesting, but It doesn't answer why a bank would hold a completely vacant building for 15 years. I had the exact same question before I fully read the article. This is answered in the article in the "Extend and…
If you found this interesting, you should also checkout the Sidekick Notepad from CGP Grey / Cortex [1]. CGP Grey has talked about this before in earlier videos [2] but recently updated a video discussing new designs…
The home page [1] states Procreate is used for iPad drawing. [1] https://ai-explained.yoko.dev/introduction#stack
Water boils at 100C. The article states the water temperature is 100F / ~37.8C
tptacek could be referring to the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsEjV8DdSbs This video does a good job at explaining how the "UFO" is probably an infrared glare, hiding the hot object behind it, and…
Do you not feel this is an unreasonable expectation? I wouldn’t think we would ever get to the point where phones are only charged once a year. This assumes that power consumption would not increase over time.
> due to `pip install --extra-index-url` apparently ignoring the user-specified registry if the package exists on PyPI I thought this was the expected behavior of --extra-index-url To force pip to use a user-specified…
Festina lente Make haste slowly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festina_lente
The Vice article that is cited by sdiw doesn't mention that the virus came from "bats being eaten.[1]" The article does state "new report points to the original animal source: bats" but nothing about bats being eaten.…
This could also be explained by convergent evolution [1] where a similar trait was created by an independent evolutionary path. The wiki page for 'High-altitude adaptation' in humans even mentions that adaptation to…
I found a video of the Dutch team testing the 'unfolding' mechanism used in the NCLE. It looks like a spool that unwinds. NCLE antenna deployment test - 25x: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hca3MeX-8rw Web page with…
It sounds like the affected Roku doesn't sanitize the bluetooth input and/or incorrectly trusts a bluetooth connection with a certain formatting. Yikes.
I found this part to be extremely interesting. > Scratched lightly, but legibly, on an unfinished wall of a house that was being refurbished when the volcano blew is a banal notation in charcoal: “in [d]ulsit pro…
> There's some controversy about the AI's field of vision. A person is restricted to using the small mini map for the "whole view" of the playing area. Whereas AlphaStar can view events without a visual restriction.…
How many rope bridges have been rebuilt every year for the last 600+ years? I find that extremely interesting. From the article: > The Q'eswachaka bridge is woven by hand and has been in place for at least 600 years.…
This quote from the article seems to answer your question fairly well. > No one has ever done anything great in EVE without someone else wanting to destroy it.
> The only viable carbon removal technology yet identified is leaving it in the ground. The article discusses this point in the second paragraph. > We're now in "Phase 2" and stopping climate change requires both…
"Although the Irish had reached and even established a religious community in Iceland before A.D. 800, there is nothing to connect Brendan with this venture. Nor is there any reliable evidence to show that either…
Out of curiosity, what kind of "nonmalicious but unwelcomed" scraping?
The explanation is found halfway through the article. > Normal sex cells contain a single copy of each chromosome. But the mutant crayfish sex cell had two. > Somehow the two sex cells fused and produced a female…
ballenf didn't mention anything about only agreeing with scientific papers that have positive effects. ballenf is asking if "the knowledge of the paper's findings benefit society" or if "a mechanism by which the paper…
> [...] serve ads from the content web server and make it indistinguishable from content This sounds like an argument for sponsored content. At least with the current ad strategy, it can be relatively easy for a user…
There is a good PBS Space Time episode discussing Absolute Cold. This portion of the episode discusses the Bose-Einstein condensate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvgZqGxF3eo&feature=youtu.be...
The article states Uber stopped using a stacked ranking system. > Microsoft Corp. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. have faced similar legal challenges; both firms and, more recently, Uber, have abandoned the practice.
That was one researcher for one specific topic, anti-Macron sentiment. > A researcher finds 1,600 bots tweeting extremist posts in U.S. elections also spread anti-Macron sentiment in France A second quote from the…