its pretty obvious why that gets sidestepped isnt it? There are multiple companies trying to go public with trillion dollar valuations on the premise that AI will change everything, it would be mad if they weren't…
I mean, I lead an initiative to move numerically heavy microservices from c# to numerical python in my previous job (that was initially a windows shop but absorbed a linux based r&d company) because c# was so limiting.…
I mean, just look at the docs for https://numerics.mathdotnet.com/ and compare them to those of https://numpy.org/doc/stable/reference/index.html#reference never mind…
Crap is probably unfair, but they are incredibly limited for numerical work compared to python or c++
China generates more electricity from coal than from all renewables put together (49.7% per https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Solar-Ove...). They have more installed renewable capacity than coal, but…
Do you have an instance where a European government has said "If you use any Google/Microsoft/Meta products or are involved with them in any way you will be unable to do any business with our government"? Because thats…
It's possible, but it seems more likely that the first tests would have shown "weird timing errors we couldnt diagnose" and then the project never got a follow up.
According to wiki, Tanzania has over 100 languages, including 15 with 1 million or more speakers. I can see language studies being useful somewhere.
The x-rays aren't just emitted in a single moment, they are the result of the initial core heating up to millions of degrees, so the light they emit just as a result of being hot is in the x-ray and lasts for some…
Heat alone is not insufficient, the heat generated is so intense that is turns the surrounding air into a plasma which then absorbs the x-rays emitted creating a stupendous over-pressure in the air which drives the…
The moon has an orbital velocity of ~1km/s, an M777 howitzer has a muzzle velocity of ~0.8km/s
https://xkcd.com/242/
There is no irony there, both statements are equally supported: not at all.
A ball dropped near the earth's surface will always fall towards the centre of the earth at ~9.81m/s^2 no matter what it has done previously. A chunk of iron put into a 1μT magnetic field will behave differently…
So you think diplomats are executed to send a message, there is just the appearance of them not being? Again, what is meant by a rule based order is not that there are solid rules upheld consistently as in criminal law,…
Notably, Shakespeare lived in a time before copyright and famously ripped off plots from his contempories. I dont think he's a great reference for the argument that there would be no writing about the modern world if…
You could even pick a highly compound number like 2^3*3^2*5 then you could divide it neatly into whole numbers for lots of divisors!
A month is probably excessive, but there are large regions of the world where its not uncommon for both solar and wind power to be running at <5% for multiple weeks in a row.
Seems great, a keyboard shortcut for reading any text is nice and frictionless. I'd love to see a Linux version.
Of what use is an encyclopedia with "trash quality"?
No it isn't. Storage capacity for energy is expensive, if you want to have a grid that is largely dependent on intermittent sources and still have a stable grid providing power at all times you need large amounts of…
It is British, but actually using it dates you as still being stuck in the 90s (at the latest)
Doesn't matter, if this goes through as is you will have to submit photo-id and/or facial scans linking you to a google account in order to watch any youtube other than the kids section.
They were made into social media, but when they were aquired they were just video hosting and sms replacements with little (no?) social engagement aspect.
OTOH solar is a lot less useful in the UK than in the US. The southern tip of the UK is north of all the major Canadian cities, in the depths of winter we get about 6 hours of daylight with the sun barely reaching 20…
its pretty obvious why that gets sidestepped isnt it? There are multiple companies trying to go public with trillion dollar valuations on the premise that AI will change everything, it would be mad if they weren't…
I mean, I lead an initiative to move numerically heavy microservices from c# to numerical python in my previous job (that was initially a windows shop but absorbed a linux based r&d company) because c# was so limiting.…
I mean, just look at the docs for https://numerics.mathdotnet.com/ and compare them to those of https://numpy.org/doc/stable/reference/index.html#reference never mind…
Crap is probably unfair, but they are incredibly limited for numerical work compared to python or c++
China generates more electricity from coal than from all renewables put together (49.7% per https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Solar-Ove...). They have more installed renewable capacity than coal, but…
Do you have an instance where a European government has said "If you use any Google/Microsoft/Meta products or are involved with them in any way you will be unable to do any business with our government"? Because thats…
It's possible, but it seems more likely that the first tests would have shown "weird timing errors we couldnt diagnose" and then the project never got a follow up.
According to wiki, Tanzania has over 100 languages, including 15 with 1 million or more speakers. I can see language studies being useful somewhere.
The x-rays aren't just emitted in a single moment, they are the result of the initial core heating up to millions of degrees, so the light they emit just as a result of being hot is in the x-ray and lasts for some…
Heat alone is not insufficient, the heat generated is so intense that is turns the surrounding air into a plasma which then absorbs the x-rays emitted creating a stupendous over-pressure in the air which drives the…
The moon has an orbital velocity of ~1km/s, an M777 howitzer has a muzzle velocity of ~0.8km/s
https://xkcd.com/242/
There is no irony there, both statements are equally supported: not at all.
A ball dropped near the earth's surface will always fall towards the centre of the earth at ~9.81m/s^2 no matter what it has done previously. A chunk of iron put into a 1μT magnetic field will behave differently…
So you think diplomats are executed to send a message, there is just the appearance of them not being? Again, what is meant by a rule based order is not that there are solid rules upheld consistently as in criminal law,…
Notably, Shakespeare lived in a time before copyright and famously ripped off plots from his contempories. I dont think he's a great reference for the argument that there would be no writing about the modern world if…
You could even pick a highly compound number like 2^3*3^2*5 then you could divide it neatly into whole numbers for lots of divisors!
A month is probably excessive, but there are large regions of the world where its not uncommon for both solar and wind power to be running at <5% for multiple weeks in a row.
Seems great, a keyboard shortcut for reading any text is nice and frictionless. I'd love to see a Linux version.
Of what use is an encyclopedia with "trash quality"?
No it isn't. Storage capacity for energy is expensive, if you want to have a grid that is largely dependent on intermittent sources and still have a stable grid providing power at all times you need large amounts of…
It is British, but actually using it dates you as still being stuck in the 90s (at the latest)
Doesn't matter, if this goes through as is you will have to submit photo-id and/or facial scans linking you to a google account in order to watch any youtube other than the kids section.
They were made into social media, but when they were aquired they were just video hosting and sms replacements with little (no?) social engagement aspect.
OTOH solar is a lot less useful in the UK than in the US. The southern tip of the UK is north of all the major Canadian cities, in the depths of winter we get about 6 hours of daylight with the sun barely reaching 20…