You are extremely stupid.

very much not the point of this video, but I gotta ask; whats up with the decal on his shirt? It looks like its rotoscoped on? Something about it and the pattern of the cloth seems… disconnected

that thread yesterday about the people who believe there is a “normal” that we’re going to return to, is that just how all of Brussels thinks? I mean the writing should have been on the wall back when Obama made Merkel cry, and it should have been undeniable with Trump 1.

you couldn’t produce an election more entertaining than this

[lie] No

I mean yeah, I agree, China is not neoliberal. It’s just hard not to see this glaring similarity to the US and wonder, maybe when the moment comes they wont recognize it, will just get swallowed up by market forces.

actually, it’s Seeking Derangements feat. Chapo, at least when Felix can get a signal through his can-and-string setup

This is where that criticism rings the most true, that party lead state bureaucracy is, in function, indistinguishable from neoliberalism.

President Xi Jinping in 2021 warned of the need “not to fall into the trap of ‘welfarism’ that encourages laziness”.

and this! How disappointing. What’s the point of a Chinese century if your gonna step on the exact same rake the Americans have been impaling themselves on?

“Mathematicians” really makes me balk. On a surface level, you’ve made a programme that gets basic calculation wrong, you expect that to replace the grad department?

And at a deeper level, it’s still just a Turing machine! You can fill a dozen warehouses with servers all training new neural networks, but you’re still not gonna overcome the halting problem. Throw as much complexity and as much compute as you like into that pit, you’re still Gödel’s bitch!

I saw the first episode. It was alright. Nothing spectacular in terms of animation.

This is literally just what AI fanatics are arguing about over on twitter and reddit. They can’t even be bothered to pretend like their coming from this at a higher level of expertise or even a bit removed, our AI new-fangled computer programme policy is being decided by people who are just as dumb as the rest of us on this topic.

From the construction of monumental pyramids to the manipulation of minuscule molecules, the utilization of friction has been inevitable, thereby driving rapid technological advancement. Concurrently, low-dimensional materials have transformed the concept of ultra-low friction into reality. Notably, materials with curved geometries-such as moiré patterns and nanotubes-consistently exhibit anomalous frictional phenomena that often contradict classical macroscopic friction laws. Here, we report a solid-solid interfacial quantum friction phenomenon, in which the friction at folded graphene edges increases nonlinearly with the number of layers, deviating from Amontons’ classical law, which is obeyed by exposed graphene edges. This anomaly is primarily attributed to the strain-induced pseudo-Landau quantized splitting, suppressing electronic energy dissipation at the folded graphene edge, while the phononic energy dissipates normally regardless of folding. This work establishes a bridge between the nanoscale curved geometries of low-dimensional materials and the mechanisms of frictional dissipation, thereby offering valuable insights for designing graphene dissipation-free topological quantum devices.

If I understand this correctly: friction behaves differently with thin, curved material which isn’t how classical physics predicts it to behave at all

complete shot in the dark here;

Fediverse, like :fedposting: sounds scary

Benis

hey, quick question, when was NATO established and when did World War 2 begin?

six day a week 12s?! You may as well just sleep at work! And only one day off??? Have you met nurses? Stand practice is either 10s or 12s, but still at a max of 40 hours per week. Let me tell you, the only thing keeping them going is the 3/4 day weekends. This is how you guarantee some postal shit happens at your workplace.

give it a few more decades and yankees will be sounding like that too