Avocado and Muse are different models. Muse uses the openAI API. https://dev.meta.ai/docs/overview Source: I work on AI at Meta.
It uses a similar API to openAI. Source: https://dev.meta.ai/docs/overview Source 2: I work on AI at Meta.
Why does there need to be a thermal gradient? It seems like the action driving the actuator is the expansion of the wax due to temperature. You don't need a persistent heat flux to get that, the wax just needs enough…
As an example of a negative result-- https://www.nature.com/articles/s41526-019-0071-6 Astronauts given two different batteries of cognitive tests showed no dose-response relationship to CO2 concentration
Claude opus 4.6 scores 51.9% on the same benchmark. Microsoft's result is quite good.
It's pretty easy to scrape your own calendar events in Meta. I'm not sure about others' as I'm not a manager, but I wouldn't be surprised if it were visible as long as someone is in your report chain. (I work at Meta)
Typically, the behavior of any given metal is a mix of mechanisms so the measured behavior is fit to a curve where you fit n. So for metals the exponent is typically a decimal between 2 and 5.
SoundBio is a bio + chemistry makerspace in Seattle. Not BSL, though.
This was true in 2013 as well. I've heard this has changed in the last 5 years or so, though.
It's due to heat produced, gas generated from overvolting the battery, and stress gradients from different levels of charge across the battery.
There isn't any difference between the guano graphene and the non-guano graphene in terms of structure -- look at figures 1 and 2. Figure 2A is clearly 4 of the same spectra because thermal exfoliation in the presence…
Lithium is not a rare earth mineral. Typical weight fraction in ore is 0.5-8%.
Heads up, the danger with charging LFP at low temperature is that you will begin lithium plating. While this is a driver of degradation of LFP batteries, it's also a safety risk as lithium plating can lead to dendrite…
You drive current through the outer probes. The inner probes measure voltage and are not driven. When measuring non-zero resistance, you can vary the driving current to confirm the voltage you measure also varies…
You're in an enclosed tube with lots of people, so fire is a lot worse. Most lithium ion battery fires in cabins are from loose vape batteries, probably shorting on keys or change. Some are from crushing pouch cells in…
NaCl isn't bonded in water, it's ionized and dissolved. Each ion (Na+ or Cl-) is surrounded by a large number of water molecules due to the electric field of the ion.
Yes, that would be a membrane. There a number of membranes with larger pores that are fabricated like above, but out of polycarbonate (track etch membranes). Some people have also experimented with single and double…
The title says this is expanded PTFE, which seems like it wouldn't need an additional PFOTS coating. I doubt it would shed similar small molecules to a PFOTS coating as it's a different material (polymerized…
The tax write-off you get is determined by how much the car goes for at auction. You get a receipt so you can accurately file your taxes. There's no gaming here, unless you lie on your taxes, which isn't really a tax…
FTA: >You can shake an egg forcefully without disrupting the contents. But experiments show that if you spin one hard enough, the yoke inside will rupture even though the shell remains intact.
When Hangul was invented, Korean was tonal and Hangul accounted for this with diacritics. Apparently some dialects of Korean are still tonal. https://autolingual.com/korean-tones/
This is true for NiCd batteries, not for Li-ion. In general, LiIon degrades at a rate roughly linear to state of charge when not in use.
Pg&e has performed similarly over the past 10 years, averaged across California.
This link's reference for "solar panels leach [cadmium] into the soil and water as the panels age" is a paper that simulated *landfill conditions* on CdTe solar cells. In the study linked, the solar panels were…
I've heard BAE uses ADA on their satellites.
Avocado and Muse are different models. Muse uses the openAI API. https://dev.meta.ai/docs/overview Source: I work on AI at Meta.
It uses a similar API to openAI. Source: https://dev.meta.ai/docs/overview Source 2: I work on AI at Meta.
Why does there need to be a thermal gradient? It seems like the action driving the actuator is the expansion of the wax due to temperature. You don't need a persistent heat flux to get that, the wax just needs enough…
As an example of a negative result-- https://www.nature.com/articles/s41526-019-0071-6 Astronauts given two different batteries of cognitive tests showed no dose-response relationship to CO2 concentration
Claude opus 4.6 scores 51.9% on the same benchmark. Microsoft's result is quite good.
It's pretty easy to scrape your own calendar events in Meta. I'm not sure about others' as I'm not a manager, but I wouldn't be surprised if it were visible as long as someone is in your report chain. (I work at Meta)
Typically, the behavior of any given metal is a mix of mechanisms so the measured behavior is fit to a curve where you fit n. So for metals the exponent is typically a decimal between 2 and 5.
SoundBio is a bio + chemistry makerspace in Seattle. Not BSL, though.
This was true in 2013 as well. I've heard this has changed in the last 5 years or so, though.
It's due to heat produced, gas generated from overvolting the battery, and stress gradients from different levels of charge across the battery.
There isn't any difference between the guano graphene and the non-guano graphene in terms of structure -- look at figures 1 and 2. Figure 2A is clearly 4 of the same spectra because thermal exfoliation in the presence…
Lithium is not a rare earth mineral. Typical weight fraction in ore is 0.5-8%.
Heads up, the danger with charging LFP at low temperature is that you will begin lithium plating. While this is a driver of degradation of LFP batteries, it's also a safety risk as lithium plating can lead to dendrite…
You drive current through the outer probes. The inner probes measure voltage and are not driven. When measuring non-zero resistance, you can vary the driving current to confirm the voltage you measure also varies…
You're in an enclosed tube with lots of people, so fire is a lot worse. Most lithium ion battery fires in cabins are from loose vape batteries, probably shorting on keys or change. Some are from crushing pouch cells in…
NaCl isn't bonded in water, it's ionized and dissolved. Each ion (Na+ or Cl-) is surrounded by a large number of water molecules due to the electric field of the ion.
Yes, that would be a membrane. There a number of membranes with larger pores that are fabricated like above, but out of polycarbonate (track etch membranes). Some people have also experimented with single and double…
The title says this is expanded PTFE, which seems like it wouldn't need an additional PFOTS coating. I doubt it would shed similar small molecules to a PFOTS coating as it's a different material (polymerized…
The tax write-off you get is determined by how much the car goes for at auction. You get a receipt so you can accurately file your taxes. There's no gaming here, unless you lie on your taxes, which isn't really a tax…
FTA: >You can shake an egg forcefully without disrupting the contents. But experiments show that if you spin one hard enough, the yoke inside will rupture even though the shell remains intact.
When Hangul was invented, Korean was tonal and Hangul accounted for this with diacritics. Apparently some dialects of Korean are still tonal. https://autolingual.com/korean-tones/
This is true for NiCd batteries, not for Li-ion. In general, LiIon degrades at a rate roughly linear to state of charge when not in use.
Pg&e has performed similarly over the past 10 years, averaged across California.
This link's reference for "solar panels leach [cadmium] into the soil and water as the panels age" is a paper that simulated *landfill conditions* on CdTe solar cells. In the study linked, the solar panels were…
I've heard BAE uses ADA on their satellites.