Comment Re:Wait a minute... (Score 1) 91
that's obviously a terrible measure, as we decided it wasn't worth going back to
that's obviously a terrible measure, as we decided it wasn't worth going back to
Because it's not by mass in orbit, and that's all that matters
That's all the "comment" we need
This isn't about surface area, though. Event horizon is not the surface area of a black hole
nothing about that would be sudden though. You wouldn't know if you were 1" inside or 1" outside the event horizon, for example.
I'm honestly confused. Wouldn't a higher mass black hole have a bigger event horizon?
Can someone give a slightly more indepth description of what interesting fact was shown here?
"Vaccines, COVID, masking, conspiracies, Trump. All in a gigantic doom loop that's not worth re-visiting ad nauseam."
But is 't the motto here, "news for nerds; stuff that matters." Those all sound like they matter.
"So just stop already. And please, stop with the microplastics while you're at it."
Ok, Chicken Little. Sticking your head in the sand and going LALALALALALALALALAL (*raspberries/fart sound*) because reality refuses to conform to your personal beliefs? Your head is so far up your ass! Grow up.
why does this matter?
" robotics is the company's largest growth opportunity outside of artificial intelligence"
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"The botnet was used to launch more than 370,000 attacks in 80 countries, including China, Japan and the U.S., prosecutors said."
And no one was harmed or killed? Normally manslaughter to murder 1 (in the USA) is 10 years to life. A third of a million attacks targeting 37% of all nations on this panet gets at most TEN years? What the fuck is wrong with the US justice system?!?
They might as well start pardoning the criminals in DC (oh, right, they did that in January). What a banana republic
A) they are that stupid.
B) they are that kind of troll.
Either way, talk about logical fallacies roflmao.
"... but few people are going to care. Its not like there's much to see out an airplane window anyways outside of takeoff and landing."
EXCEPT: https://youtu.be/7Y3jRaUGg-A
How about you take a long, tall drink from a cup of shit-the-fuck-up? Maybe that'll be a relevant clue-by-4 to illustrate to you, that you -- have your head up your ass.
Other people do not think like you do.
Go learn something and stop being an arrogant, narcissist shit.
Worry about more important things. This is slacktivism
The entire reason we have a philosophy of science and peer-review and the null hypothesis, is this. Reality doesn't conform to your beliefs. If it did, people could wish shit into existence. Wish in one hand and shit in the other. Which fills up first?
Senses are fallible, too. Setup 3 buckets of water with cold, lukewarm, and hot water. Stick your hands in the cold and the hot water. Wait 5-10 minutes. Put both hands in the lukewarm water. Your hands will *NOT* report the same temperature. These people need to learn, not be lied to.
Additionally, the title is misleading. You don't lie to people when you want to express the truth. You tell them the truth. That they reject the truth indicates they lack critical thinking skills. Teach them.
I don't think lying to the gullible is a solution. Indeed, the article supports this: "Philosopher Byron Hyde and author of the study suggests that public trust could be improved not by sugarcoating reality, but by educating people to expect imperfection and understand how science actually works."
How is that proposing lying to the people who lack mental tools? The title is straight up misleading.
Teach them. Engage with them. Some might be incapable, but that does NOT support that they should be lied to. This is terrible reporting.
that would 100% be a firing offence.
Honestly, setting an AI you don’t control lose on your production database? Really? That’s just gross incompetence. This is code that a) wasn’t written or reviewed by a human, and b) code that wasn’t even tested on a development copy of the database.
Developers that do things like that are a liability. Unfortunately as “founder” he’ll likely just post something on LinkedIn about learning from his mistakes and “personal growth”, and that will be the end of it. Anyone else would have been shown the door to accelerate their “personal growth”.
Yaz
GREAT MOMENTS IN HISTORY (#7): April 2, 1751 Issac Newton becomes discouraged when he falls up a flight of stairs.