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Aka green threads.


JDK 1.1 Green threads were quite different than the new Loom fibers.


The current specifications explicitly avoid calling Virtual Threads fibers exactly to avoid confusion with older implementations of the idea.


A court will decline a stay if it’s likely the case will not prevail.


China and other nation states are certainly using this feature to scrap all publicly available content to monitor political discourse.

I doubt Sony/RIAA comes close to that weight.


Too limited as a chrome plugin. I need an ADHD app that works across devices and watches me from my phone/watch.

If I have to go to my desktop then most of the value is missed.


Cold fusion was replicated by a few labs but that wasn’t good enough for the media and they killed it. For background see 60 minutes episode “Cold Fusion is Hot again” where they interview and admit Pons Fleischmann was right.

The difference now is that China is a super power and doesn’t have to kiss the ring of the US hegemon.

As an example of replication see

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S036031992...

There are many paper like this.

The “cold fusion is a hoax” was in itself, a hoax.


Journal seems legitimate, but author has a H-index of 7 and is making a revolutionary claim that the vast majority of working scientists in the field reject. Why aren't people accepting his work, then? Who is perpetrating this "hoax" you are referencing?


Because science has been captured by the global mafia who wants to shut off oil imports if some client state decides to get uppity.

This proverbial gun is disabled if there is abundant decentralized power generation they don’t control.

Just look at the oil shutdown at Niger.


Okay, so if this global conspiracy is about maintaining control of the world through the supply of oil, thus they are suppressing cold fusion, why have they allowed solar power and wind power to exist? Or battery storage technology, or electric cars?


Not comparing here, but I just remembered that the first paper on graphene was rejected (twice) and one of the reviewers said something like 'this paper does not represent a scientific advance.'


Also, the clock speed of CPUs are limited by resistance and heat.

Both of those go to zero. We may see 100ghz CPUs and 3D stacked cpus with almost no need for cooling.


Wouldn’t you still get heat from current switching back and forth and transistors changing polarity?


At those frequencies, induction would be a huge headache.


I use Chat GPT 4 for all coding. I’ve learned some amazing prompts that will add features to existing code.


Could you please share your prompts?


Yes.


But is that true if the dynamically typed language has type annotations?


They truly and tangibly help somewhat but people give them too much credit.


it's a spectrum, of course, but imo yes -- i don't want types to be opt-in at compile time, i want them to be mandatory


Very early stage, but I have a small electronic jewelry project that merges voice sensing electronics to timeless gemstones and bespoke hand wrapped high end jewelry.

The value here is that everyone wants to be more important. A shining crystal that pulses with your voice makes you a celebrity everywhere you go.

Later versions will include an AI assistant that is tuned specifically to keeping you on task and engaged.


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