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The biggest problem with MOND is that it was hand-crafted with additional parameters simply to fit the data. What's missing is a reason or a mechanism by witch gravity stops following the inverse square. Scientists generally take a dim view of such theories.

"With four parameters I can fit an elephant, and with five I can make him wiggle his trunk." John von Neumann

Unfortunately it is very common for people to spend 10 minutes using their "common sense" to find some simple explanation that seems to have defied the Scientist, rather then spend that time to read a quick article that explains the foundamentals.

It is notoriously difficult to observe the galaxy from the inside. We know much more about other galaxies then our own.

This is the reason why Congressional terms are only 2 years and why Senate elections are staggered. Of course nothing helps if the majority decides "f checks and balances"

This is most likely gonna end up on the Supreme Court docket. The defense is hoping that instead of making a judgment, they just punt it on a technicality such as this.

I only drive 300 miles a week. The problem is, I live in a apartment and there are no chargers at my workplace.

Time to feed my beloved pet snake.

Farming and domestication may have sounded boring even in the bronze age but I can assure you, without those we would still be hurling pointed rocks at each-other.

The Hagia Sophia or the Sagrada Família took more then a lifetime to build but they were usable for their intended purpose, long before they were finished.

Oxygen is a highly efficient electron acceptor. Anything requiring tons of energy to power a big brain will scarcely find a suitable replacement. The same properties that make it a good source of energy, also make it dangerous. Most of the metabolic stress comes from oxygen. It is a double-edged sword.

This sounds like a plan to make rented properties a more liquid asset and make rent cheaper. Seems like a sound idea to me.

The system was already set-up to their maximum benefit. Their corruption was in making sure nothing changed, no matter the clamoring of the vast majority.

The open-weight models are a great boon to all American companies other than a handfull of Mega Corps in the A.I business. Care to explain how this is "economic warfare against the U.S"

Nobody should be debugging code by hand either but when all the tools fail, its time to get your hands dirty.

For effect. You want the client to feel that they got their money's worth and it wasn't something they could have done themselves.

Most of it is oxygen. Oxygen is highly reactive so the same thing that makes it a good as source of fuel, also makes it poisonous. It is a double-edged sword.

The stress has always been about food. Worrying about prey or a paycheck is the same thing.

There are 2 stages. Growth, till ~20 and then it switches to aging.

They are not talking about stress in the "mental health" setting, rather the metabolic one.

Because it is denser it sinks faster then it diffuses. You can see the same thing with LN2. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6zv5cdB813U

A shitty developer can create a far worst experience on react then on native.

Easier to support one more aspect-ratio then two.

Unless these things start selling like hot-cakes (unlikely at the price) a lot of developers just might not bother.

A lot of people will look at this and say. Eh I already have an Ipad and a Imac why do I need a phone with such a large screen.

Their selling point is: Not having to switch from one app to another when Multitasking.

The drivers for D3D and Vulkan are separate, so supporting both opens you up to a whole new slew of bugs.

Mesa is largely an Umbrella. While some of the code is shared by in large, AMD works on radv, intel works on vulkan-intel and of course Nvidia work's on its own proprietary driver rather then very limited NVK.

Many games are first released on PC and only ported if they get big enough. So there are no considerations for cross-platform support in the original development.

More likely, it crawled-thru Construction permit listings.

When a game glitches because of a driver bug, its the game developer that gets the bug reports (and the heat) and often has to isolate the problem to convince the gpu driver-team to fix it.

You may note that I specifically said "PC game developers" Your whole but consoles argument, completely misses the mark.

Optimization and bug hunting makes supporting multiple graphics api's a pain. I really don't understand Apple's stubborn refusal to make vulkan drivers. Between Apple and the better performance on SteamDeck, I can see PC game developers seriously considering Vulkan over directx.

You are wrong about why open-source projects are banning AI contributions. While vibe-coded slop is obviously a pain, many are banning even their own well-known contributors from using A.I to write large parts of code due to legal concerns.

I'm sure the patent/copyright trolls care a lot about the "industry." It is still the early days but eventually they will come on knocking.

The problem often stems from the Patent Offices getting caught flat-footed with new tech. When the patent officers don't know enough about the field they are reviewing it is easy for things which are "obvious to experts in the field" or "overly broad" to slip thru and cause major headaches for everyone.

You don't know what code the A.I has been trained on. It may very well be reproducing actual Copyrighted material it has been trained on.

This is the major reason why most large open-source projects are banning big code contributions made with A.I