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256bits replied to the thread A movie about AI and physics!?.Speculation. As to how the universe completes itself is open to scientific study and observation. -
256bits replied to the thread Can you make pure water acidic by adding free protons to it?.Sure. Just add some HCl to the water, and you have your water being bombarded by free protons, as the HCl completely dissociates in...
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If you want large surge currents in a single cell you need fast electron transfer kinetics. Electrically, this means a low internal...
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256bits replied to the thread A movie about AI and physics!?.The concept of AGI and the ( supposed ) encroaching AI singularity has been debated ad nauseam. Whether there is such a thing as an AI...
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256bits replied to the thread Merry Christmas.Don't forget real time Norad Tracking of Santa tonight and call in. https://www.noradsanta.org/en/map...
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256bits replied to the thread Merry Christmas.They turned the most irritating song into an ultimate spectacle. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays. Rumpa pa pum
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My words exactly. However little a nomination it's an honour, especially thinking about the people I'm up against! So yeah, I miss...
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256bits replied to the thread Music What Happened to Talent?.Entertainment is just that. The industry itself is one of promotion rather than actual skill. Whether a performance becomes successful...
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Music video creators have only a finite amount of effort to expend. Most of it goes into visual. In the old days radio and albums were...
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Some of us can yet sense on our own how fine or not that it is. Talent, if that's what is to be appreciated and valued, really does...
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I Googled Autotune a while back and came across some YouTube videos of famous modern singers with apparently good voices, followed by...
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This was back when people needed talent. Today they stick any pretty in slutty clothes, put a microphone in her hands and process the...
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256bits replied to the thread Undergrad How our Moon and Sun may affect Earth's equatorial bulge.The earth's Equator to North-South pole diameter bulge is more close to theoretical, and Mars is out is whack. If anything, Mars needs...
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It sounds like you're saying you think the moon impacts the Earth's equatorial bulge, decreasing its size vs Mars'. The equatorial... -
256bits replied to the thread Undergrad How our Moon and Sun may affect Earth's equatorial bulge.To what are the 6% and 3% comparison referring. Equator to North-South pole diameter, or something else.
