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Ducky181 t1_iwtuvfa wrote
Reply to comment by mhornberger in India a step closer to getting its fifth-generation aircraft: What is this advanced fighter and why we need it? by Gari_305
Yer, but are you fully sure there was no businessChimp involved.
As chimps went to space before humans, who knows what they are capable of.
Ducky181 t1_iw74m0s wrote
Reply to comment by lughnasadh in The CEO of OpenAI had dropped hints that GPT-4, due in a few months, is such an upgrade from GPT-3 that it may seem to have passed The Turing Test by lughnasadh
Besides just making the neural-network larger what other techniques could they employ to improve the accuracy of GPT-4 when compared to its predecessor GPT-3.
Ducky181 t1_iw74fnu wrote
Reply to Chinese scientist develop new method of rare earth mining that is more effective and uses much less toxic chemicals by mutherhrg
The problem and issue with these articles are that they function in many ways as China based propaganda. As they fail to convey the entire context, and larger circumstances involved.
Due to much lower levels of environmental regulation, Chinese companies have had a huge Heavy Rare Earth mining cost advantage over western companies for decades. As they commonly engage in techniques that entails the discharge of harmful chemicals into the ground and then the collection of pregnant leachates at a downstream location. This process eliminates the need for more expensive, but more environmentally friendly techniques such as blasting and excavation. They are likely seeking to minimise their extraction procedure by claiming the mentioned aforementioned approaches are being used.
Ducky181 t1_ivnkciv wrote
Reply to comment by FrostedCupcakeqp in India ISRO planning to set up its own space station by 2035. Theoretical studies are being conducted by QuantumThinkology
The country of India has reduced the levels of extreme poverty from 22.5% in 2011 to 9.8% in 2019.
They are scheduled to eliminate extreme poverty by 2030.
Ducky181 t1_iss385b wrote
Reply to Experimental demonstration of entanglement delivery using a quantum network stack by matpompili
Is there any current theoretical concept's that could allow information using quantum entanglement to travel faster than speed of light.
Ducky181 t1_iqvb9xl wrote
Reply to comment by kidicarus89 in The US's largest ever combined wind+solar/battery electricity plant has opened in Oregon with a generating/storage capacity of 350MW/120MWh by lughnasadh
- The world electricity consumption is only 22% of the world total energy consumption. The building of more solar and wind farms won't result in the required level of reduction in emissions over the long run unless we figure out a low-cost way to use solar and wind energy to make steel, concrete, chemicals, and the creation of highly dense energy for long-distance transportation. The only source that can fulfil the high energy and heat needs necessary to address these aforementioned problems is nuclear power.
- The majority of solar cells and high level batteries are made within China, with questionable labour standards. We have already learned in the recent Ukraine war on how damaging it is to rely on another state with world view's that are highly contradiction to ours.
- The world uses equivalent to 140,000 TWH of total energy each year. In order to produce this much energy we need about 1,363,154km2 of land mass dedicated purely to solar energy production. This is twice as large as the total landmass of Turkey, and France, and almost the size of Iran. These solar cells and batteries need to be replaced every twenty to thirty year's, and contain a plethora of dangerous elements with no foreseeable recycling option.
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Ducky181 t1_j1sgh5k wrote
Reply to comment by choopie-chup-chup in China hopes rocket to send people to the moon will be ready by 2027 by Gari_305
Sure, your comment is off topic, but it’s disgusting you are receiving dislikes due to pointing out an actual genocide happening, which is still shamelessly being denied today,