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Comment #48948546
Send a lot of them and have them act as relays
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Comment #46820133
I clicked begin and immediately alt tabbed to ChatGPT. I took a screenshot of the prompt and pasted to ChatGPT, with the instruction "Write a 1 paragraph response as if you were a …
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Comment #44655211
Yes, and you would almost certainly want to automate it with a filter wheel that changes the filters for you on a schedule. However, a key advantage of a mono camera is that you do…
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Comment #40896251
They look like they could be lines of code to me.
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Comment #39276317
I responded to one of their sales emails saying that I liked their service because it was free, and I wasn't interested in paying for their advice. Haven't heard from them since, b…
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Comment #35211938
>If you mark to market the bonds these banks are carrying you can see they are insolvent. Do you have any sources/data for this? I saw something for BofA that indicated a $110b mar…
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Comment #31924691
The "Invisible Deck" is a very famous trick. It can be purchased[1] for about $10 and just about anyone can master it in about 10 minutes. With the standard method, you don't need …
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Comment #27612338
According to the linked post, Methylenedioxypyrovalerone (MDPV) aka bath salts.
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Comment #26770886
If you're interested in this concept, you may enjoy the novel "The Unincorporated Man" which is set in a future where everyone (except the protagonist) has personal shares traded o…
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Comment #26756539
Can't they reflect that radiation away from other galaxies, or even in to their host star?
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Comment #26666644
I think the bull case may be more about their future sources of revenue. If crypto succeeds, exchanging it with fiat may end up being only a relatively small amount of the economic…
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Comment #26666391
This sounds like a case of blaming the user for poor UX design. If the users that the system is designed for are constantly making the same "basic mistakes", then the system isn't …
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Comment #26382322
Oh I didn't realize they depended on the device they were running on, that's too bad :( I can reliably beat the 1100 bot and lose to the 1400 bot so they at least seem to be in the…
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Comment #26381077
It took me 4 tries to beat it, and I have a rating of 1300 on lichess.org and 1100 on chess.com. In an effort to guestimate its strength a little more accurately, I had it play the…
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Comment #26203165
>We can think about "what" the initial state is ? Is that initial state self contained ? or was it under effect of something else ? Will the computer "generate" the initial state, …
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Comment #26175986
>25/5Mbps satellite circuit >data cap of 80 / 150 MB So if you had the full 25 mbps available, you would hit your peak cap in 26 seconds? Do you only use it for email/text based ap…
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Comment #25924697
>Pharmacy is about 10% of total healthcare costs That's good to know and something I've been curious about. Do you have a source that breaks down the other 90%?