TheHiveminder
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TheHiveminder t1_jaehp04 wrote
Reply to comment by SoyTrek in The European Hyperloop overtakes Elon Musk’s: 500 km of tunnels under Swiss soil by CelebrationDirect209
> I'm pretty sure the concept for a hyperloop was specifically freeways underground for battery-powered electric vehicles,
No, hyperloop is pods in an evacuated chamber. They go fwoosh like a drive up bank tube.
TheHiveminder t1_ja2tvrw wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Volkswagen says company requiring payment for location of abducted child near Libertyville was ‘serious breach of policy’ by 2_Sheds_Jackson
> I didn't read the article
Yeah, damn Nazis working in a call center in India.
TheHiveminder t1_ja2trxq wrote
Reply to comment by Ok-disaster2022 in Volkswagen says company requiring payment for location of abducted child near Libertyville was ‘serious breach of policy’ by 2_Sheds_Jackson
Or fake, social engineering is the weakest security link.
TheHiveminder t1_j5y2c5i wrote
Reply to comment by flip314 in Gaming in the 80’s by Rainsdrop
And the skipped mushroom. And the lack of sidescroll.
TheHiveminder t1_j4s1r8t wrote
Reply to comment by 04221970 in Leaked Breaking Bad PopCorners Super Bowl LVII Commercial by [deleted]
Uploaded on YT is same name as Reddit link. This is spam.
TheHiveminder t1_j3jumh6 wrote
Reply to comment by SirNortonOfNoFux in How keys works. by -birdbirdbird-
Speak for yourself, most of us know very well thanks to LPL.
TheHiveminder t1_j36o2mp wrote
Reply to comment by LightsoutSD in Hawkeye would be proud by westondeboer
The original Hawkeye.
TheHiveminder t1_j1d7y16 wrote
Reply to comment by AirbagOff in Florida Dominatrix Group Demands Taxpayer Money For Dungeon From Local City Council by mnorthwood13
They are, they just don't know it yet ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
TheHiveminder t1_iyjq632 wrote
Reply to comment by dflagella in Breakthrough wormhole simulation may unite quantum physics and general relativity by Gari_305
One that actually models something. A more correct title would be "quantum computer confirms solution to a 10 year old equation previously solved by classical computers, that implies wormholes may exist"
TheHiveminder t1_iyjmgkz wrote
Reply to comment by TheRealOneTwo in Breakthrough wormhole simulation may unite quantum physics and general relativity by Gari_305
It wasn't even actually simulated. This entire article is clickbait for the stupid.
https://www.math.columbia.edu/~woit/wordpress/?p=13181
> All they did was perform elaborate SYK calculations on a classical computer, together with simulations of noise on the Google quantum computer, trying to find a possible calculation on the quantum computer that would have signal, not just noise. Once such an N=7 SYK calculation was identified, they used a 9 qubit quantum computer and the noisy result matched the simulation result from the classical computer, exactly as expected.
TheHiveminder t1_ixzfr1a wrote
Reply to comment by dreck_disp in A 100 sided die by DerMagicSheep
A proper d100 isn't that hard either: https://i.imgur.com/RFmk2bE.jpg
TheHiveminder OP t1_ixqv71m wrote
Reply to comment by maxpowrrr in TIL the year is 2079, in Nepal by TheHiveminder
Why didn't you warn us about 9/11? Bruh
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TheHiveminder t1_ix33fa9 wrote
Reply to comment by Westerdutch in Super-hot salt could be coming to a battery near you by Apart_Shock
Incorrect. Previous designs stored energy as heat, this stores energy as a chemical reaction that requires heat.
TheHiveminder t1_iudnh85 wrote
Reply to comment by Saturnalliia in TIL dunce caps were originally a sign of high intelligence and wisdom. Philosopher and theologian John Duns Scotus was a proponent of pointy hats as a way to funnel knowledge to the mind and his followers, called Dunsmen, wore them. By the 1500s the Dunsmen fell out of favor as “behind the times”. by Aequitas05
You auto-de-feel deez nuts.
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TheHiveminder t1_iqs3qpz wrote
Reply to comment by jenkinsleroi in "Robotic surgery is a game changer for minimally invasive surgery" - More and more surgeons are using robotic surgical systems. Here’s why. 🤖 by tonymmorley
You are fundamentally incorrect, there were a dozen vendors by 2010.
Google is that way ---->
TheHiveminder t1_iqqt8cu wrote
Reply to comment by jenkinsleroi in "Robotic surgery is a game changer for minimally invasive surgery" - More and more surgeons are using robotic surgical systems. Here’s why. 🤖 by tonymmorley
Yes, numerous. It's been a thing for about 15 years.
TheHiveminder t1_jd2m44l wrote
Reply to comment by Zeustitandog in 10 months after its launch by SpaceX, a $10,000 satellite made by students with off-the-shelf materials and powered by 48 Energizer AA batteries, is not only working, it's demonstrating a way to reduce space junk by lughnasadh
> Maybe I’m just stupid tho
You said it, Redditor for less than 2 months.