AI really sucks at bicycles...
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I reverse engineered The Palace, created Phalanx for BHLabs.
Herolte is the galaxy s7(number 4).
Number 4 is still the Samsung Galaxy S7...
I kind of miss that phone.
P=mv (momentum equals mass times velocity)
This is linear.
One small nuance... saying "kinetic energy is just a straightforward rotation of the frame" is close, but it's the total energy that is the time component of the four-momentum and mixes with the spatial momentum under Lorentz transformations. Kinetic energy is the difference between that transformed total energy and the invariant rest energy. So kinetic energy isn't itself a four-vector component, but it arises from how the time component changes when viewed from a different inertial frame.
Because it's not momentum. ;p
F=ma (Force equals mass times acceleration)
W=Fd (work equals force multiplied by distance)
V^2=2ad (velocity squared equals two times acceleration times distance)
So W = Fd = ma(v^2/2a)
Finally: W=1/2mv^2 (work equals 1/2 mass times velocity squared)
So this explains why car crashes can be so dramatic, as a doubling of speed results in 4x the kinetic energy.
He mostly used social engineering. Not technical exploits. So that's how he succeeded. Call it crazy, but it worked.
I scored slightly better than you. I missed 3 expert and 8 grandmaster...
It only pushed my score up to 65k.
There's literally a demo video where he uses the tool and explains everything.
We need to start putting guardrails on hn to not allow those pointless comments complaining about usage of peepee poop
Could you stop evacuating your bladder and bowels? Puuuuhfleas
You're just a cost of acquisition.
I recall using litestep back in the 9x days. Loved this feature (virtual desktops.)
Plus the wharfs were cool, imo.
3. They should rename it LIMP. Linux ....
Like inducing a 'god' experience?
A small dose of DXM boosts the effectiveness of Wellbutrin by 10x or so. It's not an antidepressant itself. It's a dissociative and cough suppressant.
They have varying degrees of 'inelegance' or 'complexity.'
But generally they closely conform to Einstein gravity/standard model, as they incorporate relativity.
But that's still the thing. No theory can explain gravity across the spectrum of variables (from micro to macro scales, apparent lack of dark matter in some galaxies, black holes, why galaxies don't fly apart, etc.) We have a dark gravity problem regardless of which theory you like best.
PhotoPea works in any browser on any platform.
Also you might prefer gimpshop(or whatever the latest PS-ified gimp is these days), as the default hotkeys in gimp are shit. Ctrl, shift, and alt have universal contexts beyond Adobe products that gimp completely ignores.
Just like Macs and the stupid command button. And don't even think of remapping, say the clipboard, to use Ctrl. Many apps just won't honor it. Because that would just make too much sense.
I think the web page delayed loading is often server-side these days trying to detect bots. Especially with a dynamic IP.... You'll generally be fine after that first detection flags you as human. Also this seems to affect firefox moreso than some other browsers, but that's subjective.
Also, if you're familiar with sysinternals suite for Windows there's a Linux equivalent to all the tools with nice GUIs. So you should be able to track down most process-caused performance issues fairly easily without knowing all the appropriate CLI commands.
As a YouTube app user, these complaints are also part of the core app experience. Notifications often never land, especially if you're _trying to_ follow someone's live streams. Even if you're a mod... (Sometimes appearing hours after the live or even the next day or never.)
It'll even randomly drop subscriptions. Forcing the user to resubscribe.
Thanks vibe coding?
MOND reduces but doesn't eliminate the need for dark matter.
2. It's called relativistic MOND. That exists as a category. RelMOND(for short) includes TeVeS, Einstein–Aether variants, BIMOND, and others.
3. I would wager that what we call the CMB is more of a local effect than a big bang remnant.
I lack the karma to downvote, don't blame me. :)
It's absolutely an LBO. The leverage is maximizing debt to equity. That debt is then transferred to the new entity.
It's how they destroy companies while making billions in private profit. They over leverage them. Accrue debts. Sell of equity. Wash, rinse, repeat until bankrupt.
Yea. That last part is a bit incongruent. My bad.
Modern medicine relies heavily on petrochemical feedstocks (derived from fossil fuels.) These are used to make plastics, solvents, reagents, packaging, and some pharmaceuticals Many of these materials currently have no scalable, cost-effective substitutes.
I believe most of the Internet (especially the modern web) is QUIC(UDP/IP)...
T1 Energy in Texas is producing solar panels and systems including batteries at gigawatt(about 3 currently, but they're expanding) scales.
Illuminate USA in Ohio claims to be going even bigger than T1. Over 5 GW/year (10 million panels). But they just seem to manufacture panels and not batteries.
Some others include: Tesla, Qcells, Mission Solar, First Solar, Ambri, Enphase, Ørsted, TotalEnergies, and Generac.
Not all are fully vertically integrated and many still rely on global supply chains...
Fossil fuels hopefully aren't going anywhere.
We should absolutely stop burning them, though.
For instance, modern medicine requires petroleum and there's no real alternatives at this time.
They've found some of those in the wild. They weren't that deep.
That's the fun part. One revolutionary discovery and every "expert" becomes a mere bonafide fool.
Can anyone here prove they're not a "stochastic parrot?"
I didn't think so.
most animals don't even have (language)
Sure they do.
Almost all speak the universal language: body language. Spoken language is built upon patterns and rhythms, or simply music in short.
Woodpeckers can communicate with pecking noises. Whales and other birds have their songs. Dogs have wags, barks, whines, and howls. Cats have purrs and meows. Insects have pheromones in some cases, while bees have jigs that can relay the distance and direction to a source of food, others like crickets make symphonies (have you ever heard them when they're slowed down?)
The evolution of the ear is quite fascinating.
There's even evidence to suggest plants enjoy music and being talked to. And they don't even have ears, as far as we know. And there's also evidence that some plants can communicate with symbiotic ants with pheromones signaling "hey come help me I'm being attacked." Which triggers the ants to go and defend the plant.
That's pretty satisfying to watch.