Everything posted by Sensei
-
First use of 'soil' from the Moon to grow plants.
Plants (with seeds, which they tried) are multicellular organisms. They (i.e. scientists working on this project) should be successful with unicellular organisms first (e.g. air nitrogen-fixing ones?), and then try with multicellular ones because they are more challenging. Then check the cooperation between the nitrogen-fixing unicellular microorganisms and the multicellular ones, which will use nitrogen compounds created for them.
-
Jesus and Muhammed, same person?
Lol. You should worship Frankenstein, not Jesus or Mo In the novel, Victor Frankenstein was a SCIENTIST who resurrected his monster.. He (the scientist) was not struck by any lightning..
-
First use of 'soil' from the Moon to grow plants.
https://www.google.com/search?q=moon+soil+chemical+composition Nitrogen is not on the list of elements.. "The bulk chemical composition of lunar dust varies across the lunar surface, but is about 50% SiO2, 15% Al2O3, 10% CaO, 10% MgO, 5% TiO2 and 5-15% iron (Table 1), with lesser amounts of sodium, potassium, chromium, zirconium." On Earth, nitrogen compounds found in soil are produced during lightning strikes and by nitrogen-fixing microorganisms.
-
War Games: Russia Takes Ukraine, China Takes Taiwan. US Response?
CNN: Surveillance video shows Russian forces shooting civilians: "They asked for cigarettes"...
-
Heterodyning light ...
..to save the money and energy needed for mostly unused green LEDs.. Illusion.. Like with Newton disc, but with just two colors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newton_disc
-
Kentucky Derby shock
Whoever runs or rides in front has to fight the wind, and those who are in the back are in the areodynamic tunnel created by them (smaller air resistance), therefor save the energy.
-
1950's, 1960's children's Toys
Good! Good! My young Padawan! I will let you spread the word, for yet another day..
-
Why is alcohol legal ?
People need to find a fine balance in the dosage of what they are dealing with. Regardless of what it is. I used to hear people complain that they were addicted to their morning coffee. I never understood why. I always preferred Coca-Cola. I don't see on your list, for example, coffee, sugar, salt and other "unhealthy" things that are unhealthy when their dosage is inappropriate. You can become addicted to anything... Some people are addicted to sex, while others are addicted to watching stock quotes from 9am to 5pm. A drunk driver can kill a few, rarely dozens of people. A drunk pilot could kill hundreds of people. A drunk president could "save the world" by not being able to push the "red button"... The worst are the power addicts, as we see now in Eastern Europe. People should not go to extremes. Find a fine balance. Automatically driven cars will solve problems with people who have had too much to drink or taken something else that has altered their neutral systems and want to drive home.
-
1950's, 1960's children's Toys
..because you probably formed your opinion based on cheap kits.. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=lego+technics The modern way: a computer, a 3D printer and a 3D app...
-
Language model playground
So, to crack such an algorithm, all you have to do is ask an enough hard math question..
-
Language model playground
There are billions of people who do not understand, or not enough understand, the English language. Use a word that the chatbot doesn't know (there are millions of words... in my language 2.6 million+ variations) and the chatbot will have problems (average human, too)..
-
Language model playground
Chatbots are LOL-kind of A.I. You could try to talk to in-game A.I. bot as well.. ps. Even a real human can make mistakes in understanding what another human is asking for..
-
A God Without Limitations
Not exactly. It works for humans..
-
A God Without Limitations
...WTF? Dinosaurs didn't have mothers? Did they clone themselves? ps. Or your way of thinking is a way too human for my perception.. ps2. I love dinosaurs! maybe I will reincarnate them, in the future.. who knows.. like humans.. who knows..
-
A God Without Limitations
I heard a joke. People lie. How do I know? Because they open their mouth.. https://www.google.com/search?q=how+many+times+people+lie "Most people — about 75 % of survey respondents — told zero to two lies per day. Lying comprised 7 % of total communication and almost 90 % of all lies were little white lies.Nov 17, 2021" "Two hundred times. That's how many times the average person can lie in just one day"...
-
A God Without Limitations
..like 65 mln years ago.. ? Consider, done.. ..it can be repeated.. Most people I know, hate their lives.. Today, a 21-year-old medical student (so he claimed), after drinking vodka (>0.5L) told me that he would have killed himself if not his mother..
-
Growing Potatoes on Mars #biology #homeworkhelp
IMHO, you should start with potato seedlings, 1) in soil, 2) hydroponics. You should first learn what it takes to produce potatoes on Earth to gain knowledge. https://www.google.com/search?q=potato+hydroponics
-
Musk buying Twitter
The quantity of registered users ("active users"? which is not the same) is not the only parameter that you should take into account. https://blog.hootsuite.com/social-media-trends/ From a purely business perspective, allowing more controversial posts that engage other users in discussions and/or quarrels, is desired.. Twitter's price tag has been estimated at $44 billion. With 446 million users, that comes to $100 per user. If you want to know what you are worth to them.
-
Musk buying Twitter
I heard rumors that Elon wants to make Twitter an open-source project. So anyone will be able to change a few bits and run their own "Twitter v2.0" on their own servers or p2p collectively on a user's machine or so..
-
When is a problem said to be decidable or undecidable?
Sometimes a programmer creates an infinite loop (e.g. Thread.Sleep( Timeout.Infinite ); https://www.google.com/search?q=thread.sleep+infinite ) in a child thread and terminates it from another ("parent") thread. This avoids having pointers to threads which already completed their work from mixing with those that are still busy.. Hackers/criminals often use infinite loops, such as for DDoS or resource abuse. They don't care about code cleanliness.
-
A God Without Limitations
...you cannot change the result of a mathematical equation... 1+1=2 2+2=4 etc.
-
Impact of lockdowns/mandates
..politicians in western countries have made a huge mistake in bringing tourists back from holidays.. one uncaught passenger with a disease ("infected without symptoms") spread the disease throughout the country..
-
Impact of lockdowns/mandates
The main reason for the lockdown was so that there would not be too many patients at the same time due to the lack of human personnel and equipment needed to rescue people with severe illness. The lockdown was meant to give scientists and biologists time to create a vaccine. What a crap..
-
AI "hallucinations"
..my Android dreams of replacing the battery and electronics.. and a new screen.. ps. Seriously, damaged electronics responsible for charging the battery and a 7+ year old battery (plug USB-C cable and nothing, no charging).. I connect the wires to the motherboard to make it work.. If you would find it on the street, you would say "completely broken cell phone".. no.. first you have to connect the right wires to the right places on the motherboard, to make it work..
-
Interesting image and not much more...
https://www.google.com/search?q=wind+turbine+speed+at+tip "At higher wind speeds the tips of the blades can get up to around 180 mph! The speed of the wind turbine depends on how fast the wind is blowing. Most wind turbines are turning at about 10 to 20 rpm. When wind speeds are around 12-15 mph the tip of the blades are turning at about 120 mph." (180 mph = 290 km/h = 80 m/s)