astropenguin5 @ astropenguin5 @lemmy.world

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The step that is now nearing completion is synthesizing Lanarkite (I think that's what it says on the paper) which is Pb2SO3, at 725°C for 24 hours. The overall goal is to replicate a recent paper about a room-temperature standard pressure superconductor. The timer is near 0 now so hopefully we'll see some action not just a kiln

Oh cool are they attempting to replicate that one paper? I'll definitely be keeping an eye on it

I'm not sure if AR has already had it's big spike yet or not. It already basically exists, just isn't as good or useful as VR yet. As it gets better we may see it become a buzzword again, but AR/VR has already kinda had it's big time and is becoming more and more mainstream.

"I started working on Neuronpedia three weeks ago, and I'm posting on LessWrong to develop an initial community and for feedback and testing. I'm not posting it anywhere else, please do not share it yet in other forums like Reddit"

Also apparently the creator had problems with hitting API rate limits. This is definitely still in early testing so unless you are the creator it might be wise to refrain from advertising it too much.

Extremely rare Meta W?

How is it not open source? I wouldn't be surprised if they are abusing the term but I would still like to known how

L4s (the main content posting bot) is run by the admin of the community tho. Also there's a post with a poll about the bot: https://lemmy.world/post/1794808

There is a poll that I think is still running to vote about whether to keep the bot or not: !https://lemmy.world/post/1794808

What are MBTI types and how do I know which I am?

Yeah it's all about ideal conditions, and same for ICE as the other reply said. Even external temperature matters for EVs too, if it's too cold the battery won't perform as well.

From classified spy satellites? No shot. Unclassified stuff maybe, or civilian satellites. But anything military and/or classified is going to be encrypted, so unless you know the key you may be able to intercept the data but not make an image.

Yeah I was kinda guessing it was a browser difference. If you can't find a browser or device setting and really can't stand it you can just switch to Firefox or some other browser.

I don't have haptic feedback from Voyager on Android either, im using Firefox. I would guess there might be somewhere in the browser settings, or in device settings to turn off all haptic feedback.

Yeah is basically the exact same, originating from the same theory. I'm pretty sure liquid fuel in KSP is canonically liquid hydrogen too

What platform and browser are you using? Works fine for me on Android//firefox

KSP is finally starting to become reality! For those who haven't played, there is an equivalent engine in the game called the "Nerv" which functions on the same principle, and is an incredibly useful engine. It's cool to see this idea finally be developed into a real system

It's a bot post, L4s is main content posting bot, run by L3s who I think is either a mod or the creator of the community iirc

Another fun thing is that at 0,0 in the center of the canvas it said "Never forget what they stole from you r/save3rdpartyapps" and later had a join-lemmy.org banner above it. We also had a few other places for the join-lemmy banner but that was the final location, and a big thanks to the Black Company discord server for helping with that.

Yeah we're in the fucking stone age over here. No federal e-transfer, all private healthcare, practically no public transport besides in some of the bigger cities, and even that isnt very good most of the time. Also still using imperial, way behind on a lot of tech legislation, basically relying on EU rules to carry over. There's a reason we're the 3rd world country of 1st world countries

Closest thing I can think of something using GPS and radio communication, but the only context I've seen or looked for it in was for finding rockets. I recently bought a kit from eggtimerrocketry.com that does not require a radio license, but there are also systems out there that require a 60mm HAM radio license. These may be too bulky or take too much assembly for your need though, and I'm not sure about battery life as they are intended for relatively short rocket flights.

The loko beacon posted by someone else looks to be similar and pretty good, not sure if it uses the same tech or not tho.