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MeteorMarc
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Comment #49241067
Does this classify as hybrid warfare?
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Comment #49232775
The plastic structure could easily give problems at extreme environmental temperatures due to thermal expansion. Saw this recently at a local parking lot, laid by non-professionals…
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Comment #49186153
Mass surveillance based on social media is prohibited in The Netherlands and presumably other European countries. However, running specific profiles on police owned ANPR camera's c…
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Comment #49185680
This is really worth a read. Although the origin is an airblast, ground structures and soil is evaporated too into an inhomogeneous plasma. The relative fast cooling adds to the cr…
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Comment #49184682
Intriguing and nice writeup. This however tries to encode all the hidden painter's knowledge. Would it be easier to generate realistic images from paintings and use these pairs to …
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Comment #49060740
Already known method from ages ago, see https://www.ft.com/content/7408cc02-7004-11e9-bf5c-6eeb83756...
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Comment #49058479
Wait, can we have a vote to not link HN contributions to dynamic pages!
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Comment #49025159
Nothing on recharging the battery in the landing phase, so room for improvement.
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Comment #49024523
Many languages have json marshalling and unmarshalling in their standard libs, e.g. C#, golang, python.
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Comment #49024402
Would it even be possible to ban open weight models, given all the ways they can be used in finetuned models or online services, also in 3rd countries?
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Comment #49020397
I think the questions are sufficiently suggestive to induce hallucinations. Still a lot of manual work to check all these claims.
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Comment #48957378
My son remarked: because they produce shit.
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Comment #48905966
Not only the initial strength is important but also the susceptiveness to crack growth during many years of stress. No idea how this structure would perform on this aspect.
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Comment #48891844
Yes, but not how to copy the paper design to the pcb with the marker pen. I am pretty sure a did the drilling after the etching.
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Comment #48796866
They can't just change the earliest sign of Alzheimer!
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Comment #48792260
Relative pressure variations do not seem to depend much on number of particles, which seems counterintuitive.
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Comment #48731015
Previous discussion, related to grapheneos: https://grapheneos.org/articles/attestation-compatibility-gu...
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Comment #48642791
Lets see if there will be any private investments unless gov guarantees fixed minimum price of MWh.
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Comment #48627948
Also see Schmidhuber's take on the Hinton + Hopfield Nobel prize: https://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/physics-nobel-2024-plagiari...
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Comment #48553305
Nice example how far you can come with little initial knowledge, a clear goal, some passion and an inquisitive mind.
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Comment #48411750
See the end of the article, after further research quantum gravity could be simulated on a quantum computer. The links between research on quantum computing and quantum gravity are…
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Comment #48396273
Could it be that CS attracts a different population of students in the current genAI era?
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Comment #48396176
Fermat's principle is an outcome of constructive interference of waves. It works both for classical and quantummechanical descriptions. E.g. check https://phys.libretexts.org/Books…
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Comment #48234093
It needs 300 nm UV light.
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Comment #48207658
Interesting. Search bar does not work in Android duckduckgo browser.