I would rather have a nice popup on first attempt "this application is monitoring your clipboard, allow?", ideally with that process completely suspended while that prompt is up. This should be behind a toggle driven by…
How many people have worked on this problem? How many have failed? How many hours total?
> That flies in the face of the evidence. Please provide some evidence besides your opinion. > The Koreans weren't genetically engineering themselves to be taller and smarter than their parents and their cousins in…
Here's the twin take: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2811965/ > Results indicate that genetic influences account for over 60% of the variance in scientific achievement, with environmental influences accounting…
They're either dishonest, or they're too stupid to know how to use the internet. You pick. Seriously, what's the alternative here? The only exception would be an honest person too afraid to speak up, to correct the…
If an author let AI do 90 to 95% of the work, cleaned up the remaining 5 to 10% themselves, would you say AI or the author wrote it? Because this is roughly the split between an author and an editor, with human writing,…
> If they have to pay a carbon tax out of their profits, which generation types are they going to add? I see. Thanks for understand! How do you motivate them to actually add capacity? With a monopoly, it seems that…
"Contact killing" is real [1]. Related, most copper solutions are considered hazardous waste. [1] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3067274/
That article has a very silly conclusion with the whole obesity example, and doesn't understand the actual conclusion that the sensitivity analysis that these numbers are derived from, means (especially with their plant…
The fact that the equation 440 * 2^((n-49)/12) is nowhere to be found makes me strongly disagree.
I suspect she was pushed along by adults, with particular motives, more than anything. Regardless, nobody involved is honest, and I suspect the honest ones were told the be quiet.
It's a standard subwoofer speaker put on a can with a hole in it (literally a ported speaker, with the same goals of a ported speaker). Subwoofers can definitely harm human ears, but definitely not human flesh. Just…
IQ by state [1]. Remove California, and it'll go up a bit! [1] https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/average-iq-...
Do those problems exist as much if the excess was forced into them investing into a certain type of power generation? It seems less "heavy handed", since it's a proper investment for them. I enjoy a particularly nasty…
Does that change the math above if they're tied into the grid? If they're tied directly to the renewables (Meta is doing this in some places), then true, not a technical increase. But you could still maybe claim they're…
Sure, but it seems very reasonable to expect some co-hosting of latency sensitive tasks, especially with some low hanging thin client fruit, like cloud gaming and the like. After using cloud hosted computers for a…
There's also a power generation water cost though! Something like 500g/MWh for gas/coal/nuclear (~70% of power in AZ), so a huge xAI datacenter (Colossus 2, ~1 GW/h) would use ~700 MW of this type, or ~350k gallons of…
Alaska has a speed of light problem.
I think government regulations to put a cap on utility profits is a better long term move. Force excess to be directed into green energy expansion.
> think fully salt-cured ham I recently learned that you wash the salt off before consuming it. So, are you taking pre or post washed? ;) Here's a neat video of an accurate reproduction of the methods that sailors used…
> They intentionally left Buckmaster and Alpöge out of the citations. No, they asked if they could do a joint publish.
How do you thrive in an environment of specialists? That's is the problem I seem to have. I'm spread a little across a few of the domains involved with what I do. Because of that, I have a bit more insight, so am very…
I would assume it's because most people just tether to their phone with a USB cable or wireless with two mouse clicks.
The MacBook Neo runs an A18 Pro phone chip. It's appears to be all there and somewhat ready to give us something like DeX [1]. [1] https://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/app/samsung-dex
No, that part requires intent, where you have to turn it on with the button. It was in the demo. Regardless, you'll be mortified if you search the app store for software or Amazon for hardware devices that do this! You…
I would rather have a nice popup on first attempt "this application is monitoring your clipboard, allow?", ideally with that process completely suspended while that prompt is up. This should be behind a toggle driven by…
How many people have worked on this problem? How many have failed? How many hours total?
> That flies in the face of the evidence. Please provide some evidence besides your opinion. > The Koreans weren't genetically engineering themselves to be taller and smarter than their parents and their cousins in…
Here's the twin take: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2811965/ > Results indicate that genetic influences account for over 60% of the variance in scientific achievement, with environmental influences accounting…
They're either dishonest, or they're too stupid to know how to use the internet. You pick. Seriously, what's the alternative here? The only exception would be an honest person too afraid to speak up, to correct the…
If an author let AI do 90 to 95% of the work, cleaned up the remaining 5 to 10% themselves, would you say AI or the author wrote it? Because this is roughly the split between an author and an editor, with human writing,…
> If they have to pay a carbon tax out of their profits, which generation types are they going to add? I see. Thanks for understand! How do you motivate them to actually add capacity? With a monopoly, it seems that…
"Contact killing" is real [1]. Related, most copper solutions are considered hazardous waste. [1] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3067274/
That article has a very silly conclusion with the whole obesity example, and doesn't understand the actual conclusion that the sensitivity analysis that these numbers are derived from, means (especially with their plant…
The fact that the equation 440 * 2^((n-49)/12) is nowhere to be found makes me strongly disagree.
I suspect she was pushed along by adults, with particular motives, more than anything. Regardless, nobody involved is honest, and I suspect the honest ones were told the be quiet.
It's a standard subwoofer speaker put on a can with a hole in it (literally a ported speaker, with the same goals of a ported speaker). Subwoofers can definitely harm human ears, but definitely not human flesh. Just…
IQ by state [1]. Remove California, and it'll go up a bit! [1] https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/average-iq-...
Do those problems exist as much if the excess was forced into them investing into a certain type of power generation? It seems less "heavy handed", since it's a proper investment for them. I enjoy a particularly nasty…
Does that change the math above if they're tied into the grid? If they're tied directly to the renewables (Meta is doing this in some places), then true, not a technical increase. But you could still maybe claim they're…
Sure, but it seems very reasonable to expect some co-hosting of latency sensitive tasks, especially with some low hanging thin client fruit, like cloud gaming and the like. After using cloud hosted computers for a…
There's also a power generation water cost though! Something like 500g/MWh for gas/coal/nuclear (~70% of power in AZ), so a huge xAI datacenter (Colossus 2, ~1 GW/h) would use ~700 MW of this type, or ~350k gallons of…
Alaska has a speed of light problem.
I think government regulations to put a cap on utility profits is a better long term move. Force excess to be directed into green energy expansion.
> think fully salt-cured ham I recently learned that you wash the salt off before consuming it. So, are you taking pre or post washed? ;) Here's a neat video of an accurate reproduction of the methods that sailors used…
> They intentionally left Buckmaster and Alpöge out of the citations. No, they asked if they could do a joint publish.
How do you thrive in an environment of specialists? That's is the problem I seem to have. I'm spread a little across a few of the domains involved with what I do. Because of that, I have a bit more insight, so am very…
I would assume it's because most people just tether to their phone with a USB cable or wireless with two mouse clicks.
The MacBook Neo runs an A18 Pro phone chip. It's appears to be all there and somewhat ready to give us something like DeX [1]. [1] https://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/app/samsung-dex
No, that part requires intent, where you have to turn it on with the button. It was in the demo. Regardless, you'll be mortified if you search the app store for software or Amazon for hardware devices that do this! You…