lol I didn't realise it had been released
Here we go again
a study is helpful to show anyone who argues for those policies
let that sink in.
amazing.
need to disprove the accusation of racism?
just tell everyone it's a Jew conspiracy.
how do I set my version to European
but you need to hit it with a hockey stick otherwise the science doesn't happen
to be fair that happened a lot before AI existed
right? "sync users never shut up"
meanwhile my feed:
edit: and three posts down:
we get it you don't like sync, I'm just trying to find content in an app i enjoy 🤷♂️
I think it's just because it's so easy to browse again, I'm just seeing a lot more stuff
According to the simulation apparently it only works if the copper atoms end up in an unlikely place in the crystal, so fabrication might be unreliable. I recall someone in another thread saying the authors themselves had around a 10% success rate. So other efforts to replicate are likely to see more failures until the fabrication is better understood. Makes sense I guess.
The fact that another team saw something I think is really hopeful, even if it's hard to produce and poorly understood, if there is a room-temp effect then it's only a matter of time before it's studied properly and understood. From there hopefully a reliable method of fabrication can be published.
If there is no effect replicated anywhere then the paper is fraud, but if there's any effect replicated then it's just a matter of study and engineering to figure out what it is. It would be interesting even if it isn't exactly room temp superconductivity.
capitalism preys on insecurity 🤷♂️