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kalimanzaro

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    Comment #37050290

    The tractor beam effect could be from the black phosphorus impurities in the sample. That's ferromagnetic so you have two kinds of forces on the flake. Earlier I joked to my friend…

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    Comment #36296697

    The problem is that we dont have a net outflow of heat. Fossil fuels would not be a problem if we could dump that previously scurried away heat of ancient suns into space. The solu…

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    Comment #35898499

    Ditto for Indonesia

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    Comment #35870064

    It's not just everywhere, it's said to be a dominant form of government, acracy (as opposed to mere anarchy)

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    Comment #35869855

    Comedians and (great) sci-fi authors: apex disruptors, intermittently disrupting the self-styled disruptor-disruptors (i.e., philosophers, or maybe more accurately, epistemologists…

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    Comment #35869720

    They didn't misquote, that was copy-pasted directly from Wikipedia. Maybe raise the issue with Wikipedia?

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    Comment #35771794

    Love the parallels people these days draw between OpenAI and Oppenheimer (ok, the Manhattan Project, but maybe thats part why OpenAI call themselves that, to alliterate) Especially…

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    Comment #35750640

    Relevant recent HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35737862 (Beautiful branchless binary search)

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    Comment #35739236

    You can check out the french wikipedia they leave out the de too unless disambiguating from his relatives, when they go de Tocqueville comte

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    Comment #35664835

    Do you know of any good source of CAD files or even just schematics for DIY PXI modules out there in the wild wild internet?

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    Comment #35626787

    I don't know about AI but Apple is definitely ahead in the quantum race (with their upcoming glucose tracking system)

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    Comment #35601502

    even for macro trends, the E likes to cherry pick its data. The US PPP trend has been sad for a while now, (thats not even per capita) https://www.researchgate.net/figure/US-GDP-at…

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    Comment #35601324

    even for macro trends, the E likes to cherry pick its graphs. The US PPP trend has been sad for a while now, (thats not even per capita) https://www.researchgate.net/figure/US-GDP-…

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    Comment #35590315

    To each his antidepressant. He probably (rightly) thinks that these are more effective than an equivalent helping of SSRIs. When you cannot degrade him, pity him!

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    Comment #35579729

    The oddest thing about all these anti-academic takes is that OpenAI insiders and even some informed outsiders like John Carmack think of OpenAI (and google before that) as an exten…

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    Comment #35577621

    Isn't this the age of the long tail. By some accounts, no cultural worker has to languish in poverty or obscurity anymore.. More precisely, I think the division is starker.. nobody…

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    Comment #35492263

    Apparently, the Cambodians too. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sino-Dutch_conflicts https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambodian%E2%80%93Dutch_War

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    Comment #35491222

    Not the only one. The Chinese did it twice a century earlier. The naval one in the Taiwan straits. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Liaoluo_Bay