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ThisIsMyAltFace
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Comment #37017953
This is sarcasm for anyone wondering
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Comment #37006932
Amazon does exactly this
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Comment #37002416
>I believe she said it wasn't a replication because she had changed the formula. She seemed to have problems with the efficiency of the original formula, which is why I believe she…
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Comment #37001250
Where did she do this? I haven't found anything in her twitter feed
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Comment #37000678
It wasn't even a replication by their own admission! https://nitter.net/iris_IGB/status/1685774956330635264#m They won't publish a preprint on their version because they think it w…
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Comment #36962764
> I’ll take what you are saying at face value Given this poster's history, I would not do that
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Comment #36959286
It turns out outsourcing all of your manufacturing capability to another country has higher order consequences.
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Comment #36950157
I'm not claiming to have made a room temperature superconductor.
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Comment #36943592
By their own admission, they've messed with the prep and synthesis stages mentioned in the paper: https://nitter.net/iris_IGB/status/1685774956330635264#m Also, forgive me for taki…
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Comment #36932254
I always wonder if any of the US intel agencies have reached out to Rainbolt for consulting or recruitment.
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Comment #36908048
He's completely missing the point, but I suspect he knows that
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Comment #36898216
Yeah, he was a crack dealer and had a stash in a hidden compartment in the sunroof. The cops let him go because the k9 unit took too long to come.
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Comment #36807817
If it is propaganda, it's having the opposite effect on me, because all these hacking stories just make me think that the US doesn't take cybersecurity seriously enough.
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Comment #33024897
Because it's Star Trek technology without Star Trek society, and in fact anti-Star Trek society.
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Comment #32665665
It's a developing situation, like a war or a natural disaster.
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Comment #32462917
No. This argument comes up over and over and over again and it is wrong. These models are not learning or being inspired in the same sense humans are. The laws tgat apply to humans…
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Comment #32380346
There's a nice PBS video about them with footage of the holes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pz1fccY3S84
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Comment #32323594
how so?
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Comment #32284202
"Look what you made me do!"
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Comment #32225728
> When Webb's mission began, the affected C3 segment had a wavefront error of 56 nanometers rms (root mean square), which was in line with the 17 other mirror portions. > Post-impa…
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