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lilgreenland

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    Comment #46682885

    I don't see a reason to separate training when we evaluate AI intelligence.

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    Comment #46098684

    What about evolutionary intelligence optimization pressure? Genetic algorithms are smart enough to make life. It seems like genetic algorithms don't care how complex a task is sinc…

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    Comment #41209343

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    Comment #36927206

    plant growth is not doubled yet, but this is still really neat. “We’re not at the point where we’re outperforming wild-type tobacco, but we’re on the right trajectory,” Gunn said. …

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    Comment #36873064

    hmmm. This is what you are talking about. https://youtu.be/TlD12QObooc?t=420

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    Comment #36871748

    Well after seeing the second video I'm pretty convinced it's superconductive or a good scam. The effect was probably just not strong enough in the first video.

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    Comment #36871659

    well that one looks great. Maybe in the original video a superconductive effect was there, but not strong enough to frame lock. But you can see it in the newer video.

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    Comment #36869751

    When does the hanging copper maintain a position in the video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtVjGWpbE7k All I see is the normal dampening and dragging effects that I show in my …

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    Comment #36869671

    And I think that's what we are seeing in the video. The eddy current effect isn't permanent like in superconductivity. They have to keep moving the magnet around.

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    Comment #36868806

    Isn't this how copper already works without superconductivity? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sENgdSF8ppA

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    Comment #36868762

    Copper does this already. It's not like ferromagnets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sENgdSF8ppA

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    Comment #36868734

    Well normal copper does this in presence of a strong magnet. I don't think we are seeing superconductivity, just regular copper Meissner effect. Super conductive would frame lock t…

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    Comment #36303732

    They also go wrong with large scale phenomena like inflation, dark matter, and dark energy.

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    Comment #35596066

    what is the advantage of tikz over SVG?

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    Comment #34213115

    midJourney lets you upload a reference image. For a portrait of someone's face this produces consistently the same person.

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    Comment #33811216

    I have a 2 year old desktop apple computer and GIMP gets about 2 fps for simple tasks like using the pencil to draw. (maybe it's better on linux or PC)

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    Comment #33137460

    quora says animals https://www.quora.com/Which-evolved-first-plants-or-animals

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    Comment #32805583

    Braking distance isn't a function of mass. Turns out the momentum from higher mass and the increased friction from higher mass balance exactly. I should say this is true for the ph…

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    Comment #32736262

    http://illusionoftheyear.com/ is unresponsive for me.

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    Comment #32344077

    I haven't much upkeep or compatibility issues. There are a few people that have started working on translations. I imagine they might need some help. In general though, it's a simp…

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    Comment #32335838

    It's important that digital textbooks are more than a pdf of the pages found in a traditional textbook. You can do so much more with an explorable interactive experience. I shared …

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    Comment #31446277

    My understanding is that plastic is almost never recycled in America. Does Australia actually have a working plastic recycling system?