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aeonik

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    Comment #49124889

    Lithium Titanate batteries can do this now, somewhat. I have some 35 Ah batteries that claim they can charge in 9 minutes (compared to traditional Lithium Ion, that would take hour…

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    Comment #49014557

    I haven't even been convinced it's fundamentally different from biological intelligence. But it's clearly still missing a few ingredients. But we are really close.

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    Comment #49008908

    Studies I read seems to show a marginal boost in cognitionl and memory, but only if you were otherwise overtaxed for some reason. Like being tired, stressed, etc...

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    Comment #48959478

    I stopped buying go pros when I drove from the top of Mt Blue Sky to the base. Had the camera mounted on my dashboard, planned to make a cool time lapse down the mountain road. Tur…

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    Comment #48920479

    It's a multivariate system, the dragforce is determined by the car geometry + book , hand , whatever. They are both causes to speed. In fact you don't even need flow to infer speed…

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    Comment #48920040

    Drag is a causitive input to speed though. nextCarSpeed(currentSpeed, wheelPower, dragForce, mass, deltaTime) = currentSpeed + ((wheelPower / currentSpeed - dragForce) / mass) * de…

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    Comment #48906298

    That's just it though. Yes, separating symbols/descriptions from the physics is a common conflation, rightfully avoided and called out here, but I think you might be overcorrecting…

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    Comment #48871602

    I think you are prematurely dismissing something deeper here. The more I learn about the fundamental nature of the electron, probability in quantum mechanics, and the wave function…

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    Comment #48865211

    $500 is a surprisingly good price for a 4x4 mimo SDR.

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    Comment #48738588

    You nerd sniped with this one. I looked it up, and apparently utility companies already use the lines for comms, so you would be stomping on those potentially (depending on frequen…

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    Comment #48727466

    Homeopathy actually works great depending on what you use it for: I've been trying homeopathic vodka and it's done wonders for my health.

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    Comment #48700288

    This is amazing.

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    Comment #48700283

    I just string the antenna across my attic. Coupling into my power upstairs is a bit of a problem sometimes though. Pirating power is something I've heard that happens, but I looked…

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    Comment #48700180

    We don't know that electrons don't decay for sure. If we live in a false vacuum, for example, that could allow them to decay.

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    Comment #48697565

    There is a very small slice that amateur radio gets in this band, in theory it would be nice to have a bigger slice, but honestly, building antennas for this band to transmit anyth…

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    Comment #48691982

    You can hit limits with $100 if you use it all day. You can do it easily if you use in fast mode. I bet you could hit the limits of the $200/month using fast mode if you were using…

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    Comment #48672413

    I'm so confused by your comment. Is it meant to be facetious? For the uninformed. "Fair and Balanced" was their literal slogan for 20 years. https://www.theguardian.com/media/2017/…

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    Comment #48666554

    Prices go up.

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    Comment #48619807

    I hear authors mention it sometimes. But, I don't see the examples or evidence. Maybe I'm just not on the math departments enough.

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    Comment #48619156

    I found this article pretty confusing. And my comment ended up being pretty long, so I will TL;DR it: 1. The social critique doesn’t match my experience and seems under-supported? …

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    Comment #48590695

    Lol this looks like a wonderful coincidence. I thought it was named Ghostel because of Ghostty and EL (emacs lisp).

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    Comment #48583679

    For me? If I could have daily full 3d body scans, and time lapse healing, track injury progress, visualize and correlate food and exercise. And all I have to do is chill out about …

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    Comment #48583491

    Why can't we do full body scans, learn about these "quirks", and document them in the wider science literature? I understand there are many benign tumors that doctors prefer to ign…

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    Comment #48526567

    Combine it with meth and sleep deprivation and that could explain it.

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    Comment #48510821

    Codex scanned my whole Arch Linux system, documented all the findings, and wrote the queries for my IDS to keep a watch for exfil and other IoCs. Set up the alerts for me too. The …