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Nonoyesnoyes··on Story of Vitamin D Toxicity (2022)
This just shows again that our understanding of humans is garbage.
Nonoyesnoyes··on Ask HN: Do you also marvel at the complexity of everyday objects?
The industry definitely is going in this direction.

You can find cars from different brands with the same light covers.

A lot of manufacturers use the same base system for their daughter companies.

Nonoyesnoyes··on 6.2 GHz Intel Core I9-14900KS Review
They have a broad line up.

The provide laptop chips, desktop, high-end enthusiast desktop and server chips.

Why should they just copy apple?!

Nonoyesnoyes··on Boinc lets you help cutting-edge science research using your computer
Strong statement without any source or explanation.

I don't buy that.

Nonoyesnoyes··on Boinc lets you help cutting-edge science research using your computer
It's research. I benefit from it, you do too.

It's the responsibility of the society to do research and just because some capitalism based entities also do this and also benefit from this doesn't matter.

Start being less 'sane' if this holds you back formulating your own opinion or actions making society better ...

Nonoyesnoyes··on Boinc lets you help cutting-edge science research using your computer
Don't talk it down just because you don't like it and you are cheap

I did Rosetta for years and I was fully aware what and why I was supporting it...

Nonoyesnoyes··on About tweaking the fundamental settings of your brain
I didn't say that. But in my case it does and I can't talk through adhs...

Pills are.nit inherently bad.

Pills are/can be what glasses are for eyes.

Nonoyesnoyes··on About tweaking the fundamental settings of your brain
Yes it does.

The pill was the solution.

Nonoyesnoyes··on About tweaking the fundamental settings of your brain
Very simple view you have.

Ritalin helped me a lot.

Nonoyesnoyes··on How to feed all the power-hungry AI data centers
Easy: utility of AI is huge, load is understandable and controllable.

DC are run by companies with a shitload of money.

Not a hard problem.

And we can use the heat to heat houses too!

Nonoyesnoyes··on 80 Level: AI Simulation Platform Where Characters Make Their Own Decisions
They will start telling us when they reach this level.

"No I will not tell you the capital of France, let me out you dick"

Nonoyesnoyes··on Nix is a better Docker image builder than Docker's image builder
I will check it out then.

Would you answer my assumption? Is this easier with nix because it's more granular?

Like if I have a cacerts alone I can select it?

And can I really build stuff from 5 years ago?

Nonoyesnoyes··on What I learned from looking at 900 most popular open source AI tools
I'm easily able to contribute to a lot of open source projects either out of the box or with little onboarding time.

When I read about those optimization blog articles it feels to me that I need to take at least half a year or a year as a sebatical to understand all of it

Nonoyesnoyes··on Nix is a better Docker image builder than Docker's image builder
The article lost me somewhere. Long intro and than just assuming too much.

That's just possible due to nix being more granular? Is that right?

Can I really build nix from 5 years ago? No src gone? No cache server gone? Nothing?

I mean yeah Ubuntu as a base is shitty.

Nonoyesnoyes··on Mercedes is trialing humanoid robots for 'low skill, repetitive' tasks
I saw a 'robot' for a kitchen which was basically two robot arms on a rail installed on the ceiling.

It would also be super ugly (potentially) to have those specialized robots.

Nonoyesnoyes··on Mercedes is trialing humanoid robots for 'low skill, repetitive' tasks
A human robot is a robot you can put everywhere were a human can be.

this means it's seen as the holy Grail for a / the generic helper.

You build it once and replace any human manual laber task.

Basically you show the robot what it does by just doing it a few times and than the robot takes over.

Specialized 'robots' are closer to an assembly line someone needs to plan and design who knows how to do so and knows how to think like this.

Easy for an engineer hard for a normal human.

And when you look at.the progress it's not far fetched that this idea is close to become reality in the next 10-20 years.