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russ_watters reacted to jack action's post in the thread Expansion or compression -- which is more energy efficient? with
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You will have to use clearer language to make sure everyone follows. For example: You specified in the OP that the process is adiabatic... -
russ_watters replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.Note to start, that "our existing laws don't punish corporations enough" is a very different complaint than "our existing laws wouldn't...
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russ_watters reacted to Hornbein's post in the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts? with Like.
I'd think a civil suit against OpenAI much more likely than a criminal one.
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russ_watters reacted to Grinkle's post in the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts? with Like.
I'm in the same boat. I found a little more meat on the bones in the below link...
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russ_watters replied to the thread Is A.I. more than the sum of its parts?.That says they have opened an investigation and are looking for something that might violate this: "Florida law states that anyone who...
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russ_watters reacted to Mark44's post in the thread Point of particular Doonesbury strip? with Like.
As you noted, it depends on the person and experiences. My dad was not on the front lines or flying in one of the bombers, so his...
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russ_watters reacted to jack action's post in the thread Expansion or compression -- which is more energy efficient? with Like.
That is also an isobaric compression, requiring more work. Do you mean like an isothermal expansion? Where both work is released and...
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russ_watters reacted to jack action's post in the thread Expansion or compression -- which is more energy efficient? with Like.
It is not clear which processes (isochoric, isobaric, isentropic, isothermal) you are using to cool and depressurize the fluid in the...
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russ_watters replied to the thread Expansion or compression -- which is more energy efficient?.Without checking your math, please note that your first case doesn't consume/input mechanical work it outputs mechanical work. The gas...
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russ_watters reacted to Mark44's post in the thread Point of particular Doonesbury strip? with Like.
My dad was an officer in the US Army Air Corps in WW II, back before the actual US Air Force was born. He served as a supply officer...
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I am actually surprised that governments don’t generally use Linux for security reasons. A government should worry that a commercial...
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IMO, don't waste any money or brain cycles on suspension for a kid's balance bike. Wait until they are riding and pedaling big trails...
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russ_watters replied to the thread Point of particular Doonesbury strip?.It was founded as and remains a ship-board infantry force attached to the Navy. At the time, Naval combat often involved boarding and...
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russ_watters reacted to Mark44's post in the thread Point of particular Doonesbury strip? with Like.
All of the US armed forces are voluntary -- Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and now, I guess, the Space Force. Back in the time...
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russ_watters replied to the thread Point of particular Doonesbury strip?.That's my interpretation as well, but I don't see how it qualifies as a joke.