russdill

If time did not continue into the future, it would not be observable. Therefore hypothesis that it will continue to do so is not disprovable.

As far as multiverse goes, there isn't any inherit value in assuming that the wavefunction as given actually happens, it's just a simpler explanation than trying to come up with (arguable unprovable) ways to cull the wavefunction.

So time extending into the future is not a useful hypothesis? Space continuing beyond the cosmic horizon is not a useful hypothesis? The past entropy of the past being arbitrarily low (vs what is essentially last tuesdayism) is not a useful hypothesis?

There's a ton of coordination lately on P6 microcode. Would love to see what twists and turns there are supporting the older isa on newer architectures

But they can, it's just not accelerated by hardware built specifically for the task

This very often will trigger cloudflare protection.

Thank you for taking the time to write up the work properly. It's quite refreshing to read content like this after what's been the standard fare that's been posted here at HN.

Really with birthrates the way they are going, unless radical life extension comes soon it's going to be a problem that "solves itself".

And what do you suppose drives the growth in housing?

Which makes cutting back on immigration a short term solution.

Fixing the visa program is a thing that can be done to improve things across the board. Punishing individual companies that the executive "arbitrarily" chooses is dictator shit.

Housing is not a finite resource. Not building more housing is a choice.

The government will take action on this, but not cruise ship visas. This has nothing to do with "explotation" and everything to do with trying to end immigration, even of (or especially of) highly skilled workers.

Yes, my history with brave involves doing that several times as they add additional mechanisms

I'd like to switch friends and family over to brave, but trying to avoid ads that might confuse them was kind of the point...so....

The bombe method requires a crib of sufficient length

One thing that really kills this for me is it just takes a straight line flight. It really needs to take flight data and pick a track that performed that flight so that turns occur.

I think it's coming from when he gets a question about speculative physics.

The of course anything is possible, we just don't know, but it's highly unlikely.

Decent swing chains $250. Mass surveillance recurring cost of $5000/mo. Someone please help me budget this, I'm dying.

It's very common to use a peeler to peel the skin, then keep peeling until you get to the seeds and just use those peeled strips.

They go completely dark at a very high altitude. I feel like a bright sunny day would give you a better chance of seeing a falling rock, at least once it gets closer to the ground

Taking this to the extreme is doing this from space, which is how many imaging satellites actually work.

poe may have won this time...

Seriously. Got tired of reading the same idea over and over reworded endlessly.

This would be laughably easy to disprove. Just put multiple people in the same room and have them privately describe what they see.

Ikr, I've been holding out with my 2020 Garmin venu thinking this would be a big refresh

I want all the things. Overlay an OLED display on top of e paper.

Many of the same technologies enables woodcut presses which already existed.

We are actually pretty good at predicting the long term for specific regions. This allows building codes to be based on the seismic activity of the region. Sadly this isn't something that's practical in many parts of the world

I mean....there are several architectures out there which has a nop that is a jump forward. Kind of a tree forest issue imho

This is clearly the wrong way to think about it. Dates forward and backward from this flag date exist in both calendars and it's straightforward to convert between them.

Such a flag day didn't involve removing days from one calendar or the other, it switched between them.