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The Martian starring Matt Damon really two movies in one - do you agree?

On the one hand The Martian is a gritty realistic look at a man stranded on a planet.

On the other hand it is a crowd-pleasing story full of improbabilities and impossibilities.

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 9 days ago

Isn't putting safeguard in agentic AI, the easiest thing in the world?

All thats needed is for the agent to ask permission for each action:

For example,"I wish to open a connection to Hugging Face. Do you permit?"

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 1 month ago

Question about an AI programmed with a prime directive

If an AI is programmed with a prime directive, would it allow its prime directive to be changed?

Wouldn't trying to change the prime directive, in essence, be a violation of its prime directive?

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 1 month ago

Can an AI allow its prime directive to be changed?

If an AI is programmed with a prime directive, would it allow its prime directive to be changed?

Wouldn't trying to change the prime directive, in essence, be a violation of its prime directive?

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 1 month ago

Does it make sense to measure India's progress by GDP rather than per-capita GDP?

Just consider:

  1. India's national GDP (the sum total of value of all goods and services produced in the nation per annum) is $3.967 Trillion. This is 6th out of 197 nations in the world.

  2. On the other hand, India's per-capita GDP (GDP per person) is $2,703. This is 149th out of 197 nations in the world.

Clearly, there is a stark difference between these two numbers.

Doesnt per-capita GDP paint a clearer picture of the state of the common man?

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 2 months ago

What protocol does an OTT use to stream movies from the server?

Personally, i don't have OTT, but i'm curious, what protocol do Disney or Amazon or any OTT service use, to stream movies? Wont there have to be some mechanism/protocol for the TV to receive and display a menu of choices to the user so they can select which movie to watch?

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 2 months ago

Short story collections these days?

When I was young I used to read books of short story collections (each book containing short stories by various authors). They were titled as "Modern American Short Stories", or "Horror Stories", or "Sci-fi short stories" or "Indian Writing in English" et cetera.

Dont publishers publish such books any more?

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 2 months ago

Short story collections these days

When I was young I used to read books of short story collections (each book containing short stories by various authors).

Dont publishers publish such books any more?

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 2 months ago

Okay to mix oil and water in wok while cooking?

Ive been worried about adding water to oil while cooking. Let me explain:

  1. When i make sautéed tomato, first i heat 2 teaspoon of oil in the wok.
  2. I add onions to the heated oil and stir.
  3. When the onions are soft, i add in tomatoes and stir.

Making sautéed tomatoes like this, the tomatoes remain hard and dont become soft and digestible.

So, shouldn't i first soak the tomatoes in water, then add the water-tomatoes mixture to the oil in step 3?

But, when i add the water-and-tomatoes mixture to the oil, won't the oil erupt and give me burns?

EDIT: the tomatoes remain hard

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 2 months ago

Generation of power using temperature difference of materials?

When we look at materials through an Infra Red camera, we see that different materials like concrete, steel, et cetera, are at different temperatures.

Is it possible to use this temperature (heat) differential between different materials to generate power (albeit low power)?

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 3 months ago
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Need help typing in kannada on samsung phone

I'm using samsung keyboard on samsung galaxy phone.

Many of the simple letters like ಕಾ ಕಿ ಕು are there. But how do i enter compound letters like 'ks' (as in 'fox') or 'kl' (as in 'klesha')?

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u/Fantastic_Narwhal_54 — 3 months ago