• klye (75)in #witness • 10 months ago

  RE: HIVE Witness Node Back Producing Blocks

  Most welcome.

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• klye (75)in #witness • 10 months ago

  RE: HIVE Witness Node Back Producing Blocks

  Becoming a witness is pretty simple from a logistics means. One just needs to install and run the hived node software one a linux PC. The hard part is getting the witness votes…

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• valued-customer (72)in #technology • last year

  RE: DARPA Openly Flaunting AI Driven Cognitive Driving... WTF

  I just wanted to point out that unless physics has changed, the use of nuclear propulsion in space remains potential. Thanks!

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• daniky (69)in STEMGeeks • last year

  RE: CHECK YOURSELF AND WHAT YOU EAT

  That's true @scholaris.stem. We are what we eat and that's the more reason to be cautious.

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• themarkymark (80)in LeoFinance • last year

  RE: Ask Me Anything - Marky Edition - Febuary 2023

  Any new plans for the StemGeeks community in the future? Not sure, it's going pretty well but the price doesn't reflect that.

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• urun (69)in #proofofbrain • last year

  RE: ChatGPT vs. University Professors -- Not a Fair Fight (Not Even Close)

  Trucks and driving is more complex and maybe take longer, also upgrading all is a high-cost thing.

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• urun (69)in #proofofbrain • last year

  RE: ChatGPT vs. University Professors -- Not a Fair Fight (Not Even Close)

  I can tell you: Texting, assistant work, design ( particular), coding ( particular/ more helper) and a lot of computer work is already on the way to get replaced. i don't…

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• urun (69)in #proofofbrain • last year

  RE: ChatGPT vs. University Professors -- Not a Fair Fight (Not Even Close)

  IMO we will see it in the next 5 years massive and in 10 it will be common. Its not anymore a decade long process.

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• trostparadox (69)in #proofofbrain • last year

  RE: ChatGPT vs. University Professors -- Not a Fair Fight (Not Even Close)

  Yes. I agree. And that’s exactly my dilemma. I’m teaching undergrads. I’m teaching subject matter for which extensive online commentary is already available. That means ChatGPT…

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• trostparadox (69)in #proofofbrain • last year

  RE: ChatGPT vs. University Professors -- Not a Fair Fight (Not Even Close)

  One of the things I point out to my students with respect to machine learning is that, because it is merely aggregating and prioritizing human-generated content, it can be…

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• bozz (79)in LeoFinance • 2 years ago

  RE: Nuclear power gets a public offering

  I should look up the answer they gave me when I asked them about the waste. Here you go. Sorry it is so long: thank you for your question. What's interesting is that used…

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• bozz (79)in LeoFinance • 2 years ago

  RE: Nuclear power gets a public offering

  I hope so. We need it and anything cleaner and safe than what we have is a plus.

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• daltono (80)in Self Improvement • 2 years ago

  RE: Recap of my first virtual doctor's appointment with Hone Health for HRT

  I had no idea either until I started getting targeted by Hone ads. So far all of this is working out very well. Affordable and convenient for me.

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• enforcer48 (75)Resnic Reanimatorin STEMGeeks • 2 years ago

  RE: A Trip to the Biosphere

  Thanksgiving Point has a number of attractions. The Biosphere is one of them.

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• solominer (78)in STEMGeeks • 2 years ago

  RE: Building a computer for a friend

  Thanks alot, yeah it would be a great project to do with them.

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• ivarbjorn (64)in STEMGeeks • 2 years ago

  RE: Building a computer for a friend

  I hope you can be successful building PC with your kids. !1UP

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• solominer (78)in STEMGeeks • 2 years ago

  RE: Checking out some heat sources with my thermal camera

  Yep, knowing where it is now I can just patch them myself mostly.

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• solominer (78)in STEMGeeks • 2 years ago

  RE: Checking out some heat sources with my thermal camera

  Holy crap man, you would walk into irradiated areas? Hope you had good protection. Thats great this tool helped you find the stuck valves.. indeed it would save alot of time.

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• trumpman (79)Random infoin STEMGeeks • 2 years ago

  RE: Gay Dolphins

  🤷

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• solominer (78)in STEMGeeks • 2 years ago

  RE: Checking out some heat sources with my thermal camera

  Oh very cool, had no idea you worked at power plants. Yes that would make sense they are a great use for checking things otherwise invisible to us. Looking forward to using my…

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