Youtube comments of Le YASEP (@leyasep5919).

  1. "If you don't understand that, it's not my problem". That's not the most appropriate punch line. Try this : "If you don't WANT TO understand that, it's not my problem".
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  2. "you can't humiliate your way into being an ultrachad" you nailed it. Yet the market is there, as you have seen 😕
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  3. I have memories of a project of "modified DRAM chips with internal logic units" around Y2K, I saw a paper probably from MIT but I don't remember whether it was implemented. It looked promising for certain kinds of massively parallel operations such as cellular automata simulations 🙂
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  4. Is this lunatic really qualified to be a lawyer ?...
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  5. Once again, Ukraine shows they have and keep the higher moral ground, that's the best way to create an international coalition !
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  6. Chris Cuomo has so much patience, it's insane... This show is only for one "VIP" viewer, sitting on his bed with a hamburger in the White House... It's a travesty.
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  7. Unfortunately, the last part seems unlikely 😕
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  8. shhhhhhhhhhhhhhh don't talk so loud or the Russians will try to find an even worse tactic... 😅
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  9.  @Asianometry  I happen to have a crucible with molten eutectic tin+lead to help when I must "tin" a lot of wire ends. I'd have to be very very tired to mistake it for an ink reservoir.
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  10. In other words : "I'm not a sheep but when people boo someone, I boo with them"
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  11.  Kyle Kyle  tell us more !!! 😀
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  12. unique ? not so much, but well produced. Now, tons of people will "debate" in the comments about this or that... But at least it's not clickbait as the host has presented relevant arguments.
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  13. He's not always perfectly right. But when he is, it hurts badly :-( When I joined the movement 20 years ago, many things he warned us about are now a reality we have to deal with today :-(
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  14. well, Apple can control what you install, do, watch, pay... Paper is too liberal :-D
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  15. ah it seems that the sock puppets have landed on this comments thread :-/
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  16. I still remember the motto : "Die Bahn kommt" and now we can add : "Wann ?"
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  17. RFK's "opinions" and shenanigans during the COVID crisis should have ruled him out already but it served as a recruitment for even darker purposes 😞
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  18. ONLY FACTS and some Jon magic storytelling.
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  19. "it's trivial where the light switch is once you have turned the light on"
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  20. sure, you have better information than anybody, so please share them with us 🙂
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  21. Jealousy. Typical.
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  22. I'm a computer litterate guy... And I had never heard about Norsk Data. Wow.
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  23. well, indeed there is, and a good one : they do everything they can to feel they exist and we all must document their race to the bottom to warn future generations.
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  24. that's what's called "a low hanging fruit". It's so low it digs further into the earth and it's so rotten at its core, by the way...
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  25. " On a l'impression de visionner un entretien d'embauche ponctué d'insultes. " C'est pas faux...
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  26. Thunderf00t sent me here. real engineering is much more than just drawing stuff, it's thinking things through fearlessly 🙂
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  27. This is one of the BEST debunks I've ever seen, by far ! So dense, spot on, simple...
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  28. it's not an industry but a racket then 😛
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  29. it's a matter of principle :-)
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  30. Wait, when is Russia not complaining ? They always have this delusion of grandeur and nostalgia for a worse past...
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  31. I'm not a New Yorker. All I see is a rambling, ranting, volatile person trying to make a point and create a media show to be admired by a single viewer, sitting on his bed with a hamburger somewhere in the White House. Guiliani hos certainly done good things, but that was in the past and that doesn't excuse him for being... messy. No wonder DJT chose him to "represent" him :-D
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  32. You sure shall ! And you'll plug the holes that he left open, namely : mention the name of the theory he evaded naming ! You certainly know of "transmission line theory", don't you ?
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  33.  @mistycloud4455  you underestimate humanity...
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  34.  @Rudofaux  I wouldn't be so categoric but it sounds so spot on.
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  35. and it's Cray-zee !
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  36. Travolta and Cruise are already taken... Who is Musk going to recruit ?
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  37. luckily he is insanely dumb and can only be surrounded by dumb people. Imagine if he had more semi-competent people...
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  38. GRAAAAVE !!!!
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  39. A particularly amazing video, full of nuances and empathy... Great work dudes !!!
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  40. 0:13 OH MON DIEU UN HACKER ! Il programme en Java et utilise nmap sous Windows, c'est nécessairement un méchant !!!!! /s
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  41. France24 : met "Poutine" dans le titre d'une vidéo. Les trolls à la botte du Puttler : salivent et se lâchent 2023 va être encore plus épique.....
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  42.  @Corelich  yup but he over estimated Russia's will, compentency while also underestimating Ukraine's determination, and the help they received.
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  43. sure, he managed to do that already in a country where private armies are "illegal"... rince & repeat...
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  44. or scams.
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  45. 8:38 the blades must rotate in opposite direction 😛
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  46. he wouldn't run fast enough to catch up on the slowly moving office anyway ;-)
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  47. Another top quality report !!! Excellent story telling again...
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  48. There's a mention of IBM FS ... awesome !
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  49. Yet another incredibly high quality report. Thanks again !!!
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  50. maybe a Magic Wand ?...
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  51.  @jasenq6986  Be the change you want to see in the world. Hope is useless.
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  52. it is hilarious BECAUSE it is eerily realistic. It might even BE the reality.
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  53. potus@wh.gov$ apt-get install rms
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  54. Thanks for bringing your credibility to this program, though I'm sure there are thousands of missed and critical details. See you in the comments of your channel 🙂
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  55. Yes ! please cover packaging !
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  56. la Russie a quoi, dis-nous tout ? Ils ont fui Kherson, entre autres...
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  57. like any cult...
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  58. So it looks like Ukrainians were helped much more than advertised, and Russia grossly underestimated them and only sent meager troops...
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  59. c'est très profond :P
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  60.  @socialcredit9480  exactly ! having a "concern" is not an excuse for being a monster.
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  61.  @soylentgreenb  well I'm sure this will be addressed by one of Elon Musk's "moonshot" projects.
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  62. Thanks for this video ! That subject is "my turf" and I've been invested in this field for more than 20 years !
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  63.  @vladimirrodionov5391  unlike scammers
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  64. @Jim : I agree :-) The WW2 exploits are now well understood but I had never found a similar account about WW1. And yes, it burns to be German in this case...
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  65. The more blattant, the better for their captive viewers. Easy.
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  66. ah ben c'est raté, le gusse n'est plus du tout anonyme.
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  67. why so much DRAM-ah ? :-P
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  68. He really deserves this once humorous title.
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  69.  @aymengarroum4806  Sur ce dernier point, disons qu'il l'a juste écrèmé... Il va garder les plus fidèles disciples et les rendre encore plus dangereux.
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  70. 10:04 "Physics is not math." Yes. Math is the language physics use to model things : to describe and predict stuff. And the model is just a model : it is not an explanation or a "proof", and it is as weak as all its assumptions and the data we feed it.
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  71. But... Russia has always been like that !
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  72.  @mr_chauve  C'est tant mieux pour toi :-) La glorification du vandalisme (qu'il soit physique ou sur internet) est aussi la faute des journalistes, comme dans ce reportage. Cela incite des crétins à faire des conneries, pour grossir leur ego, au détriment de tous. Au contraire, il est préférable de faire des choses bénéfiques à tous, construire, concevoir, créer : c'est le sens premier du mot "hacker" : on "bricole" et on repousse les limites de la technologie, pas pour la gloire ou l'argent, mais parce qu'on est obligé de faire soi-même quelque chose qui n'existe pas dans le commerce par exemple. Par exemple, Richard Stallman (l'initiateur du projet GNU) ou Linus Torvalds (auteur du noyau Linux) sont des hackers dans le sens premier du terme et leurs travaux, soutenus par une grande communauté pendant de nombreuses années, a permis à tous d'utiliser le système d'exploitation GNU/Linux. Leur impact sur la société a été des millions de fois plus bénéfique que ce que timcode a fait pour la gloire ou l'argent.
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  73.  @matthieugodard5096  Le chihuahua, les dos d'âne sur la piste de décollage, le Garfield.... TOUT !!!!!!!
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  74. The comments section is not the search bar.
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  75. he must own his own coffee shop by now.
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  76. je le trouve un peu pâlichon quand même. Il manque aussi de paillettes 🙂
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  77. 4:05 yes the Chinese are dammed :-D
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  78.  @ShadowHawk99  Thank you very much !
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  79.  W Towns  right to be informed. Thanks for asking :-)
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  80. I still remember the vacuum tube crash of 1967...... (joking)
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  81. Et dans les comm', tous les trolls sont de sortie ! et qui, en critiquant autant la vidéo, lui donnent un super référencement. HAHAHA.
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  82.  @l3p3  which makes this contraption even more ludicrous...
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  83. I went to see his "debunk" video. The first and LAST I ever watch from this guy. I thought you were harsh on him but from the little I've seen, not by much.
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  84. Punaise, si seulement c'était faux...
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  85. 0:41 ah au moins lui utilise nano mais par contre, je capte pas pourquoi il utilise un double interligne........ à moins qu'il lise des fichiers Windows sous Linux ???
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  86.  @yensteel  I never heard it before 😀
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  87. yet another amazing research/history video !
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  88.  @soldtobediers  because I don't see why fear and jealousy are relevant here, and I don't get who you talk about.
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  89. remarque, qui l'a mis sur ce trône ?
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  90. This is outstanding, yes. A slow moving trainwreck is much more enjoyable than a 5s flash crash.
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  91. Oh, here you're talking about one of my other favorite subjects. I'll be right here to correct you if you misstate anything ;-)
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  92. you mean, all the voices in your head ? :-)
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  93. we got a severe epidemic situation here !!!!!
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  94. c'est juste différent, et ça demande plus d'efforts... effort... Le truc que n'aiment pas les script kiddies...
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  95.  @jeanroulin8632  mais oui mais oui.
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  96.  @TotoToto-jw7fx  c'est là qu'on voit la toute puissance de la propagande, domaine où les Russes excellent. Après tout, à quoi bon continuer d'aider les ukrainiens s'ils sont foutus ? Oh, ça arrangerait bien Poutine, et puis, on va foutre à la poubelle ce qui nous reste d'excuses pour être humains... l'essentiel c'est que nous on survive, et qu'on profite bien de notre petite société de consommation basée sur les hydrocarbures cheap de Vlad. Peu importe si on est les suivants sur la liste. Et là personne pour nous défendre car on n'aura pas aidé nos alliés. Mais oui,mais oui, à défaut de pouvoir agiter le drapeau blanc, on va le planter sur le sol des agressés. Mais oui mais oui... Soyons dignes des fantasmes de Papa Vlad !
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  97. The Google-Efabless-Skywater announcement was a big shake of the industry. Let's hope more will follow !
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  98. don't be so DRAM-attic ;-)
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  99. Prévois des tonnes de popcorn...
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  100. nan mais ses derniers travaux de recherche "sont couvert par le secret professionnel" :-/
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  101. The open source crowd will take any and all paths toward getting to silicon ;-)
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  102. wake me up if he ever does something right :-)
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  103. Truth hurts right ? Here, have some copium.
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  104.  @SianaGearz  Furthermore, wiring capacitance and all other types of interferences will destroy the transition time.
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  105.  @AlexK-jp9nc  wait... transistor are analog parts, you know. It's how you use them that makes then digital or analog, when you saturate them or not. Analog computing with discrete transistor is an old art.
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  106. 15:53 : SiliconBlue was bought by Lattice and constitutes the core of their newer low-cost offerings, while Actel got bought by MicroSemi which was bout by Microchip... Altera by Intel and Xilinx by AMD.... So Lattice is the last "original" FPGA house now.
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  107. It's another amazing documentary and it's still high quality despite being shorter than the last ones ! Now here is the BIG question : what image(s) can replace "lena" ? How to agree on en emblematic picture (or set) ? I play with compression (image & sound) for 2 decades now. There are some collections of reference images here and there but they are... BLAND, uninteresting, generic, few people like them. Because what made "lena" such a phenomenon, is that it has personality and many people like it (on top of "it's what the others use") "lena" has its drawbacks and issues, as this video explains. But in computer science, when you want to replace something, you have to provide something that is better on all aspects, not just technical.
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  108. "open source hardware innovations like RISC-V" sorry but RISC-V is not innovation, it's more like standardisation on the least common denominator... it is a VERY polished RISC but brings close to nothing new to the table :-/
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  109. some amps even go to 11 !
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  110.  @l4m4re  If gravity was caused by electric fields... well so many science fiction scenarios would become possible. Yet, look around : they don't. Electric fields and magnetism are NOT related to gravity.
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  111. LEGO !!!
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  112. OH YES
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  113. attends, j'espère qu'il te reste du pop-corn. Après la dernière réaction de Mendax, j'entends Idriss démarrer la pelleteuse pour creuser encore plus profond. C'est lui qui a la plus grosse non ? :-)
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  114. if it was not luck, then tell us what it was ?
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  115. almost like Pokemon !
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  116. I love your allegories !
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  117. that feedback loop is long understood and it's why companies compete for the "education market"
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  118.  @logsupermulti3921  definitely Linux From Scratch !!!
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  119. yes great memories, all 65536 bits of them !
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  120. Moi j'dis "'les nazis ils méritent pas autant de haine hein" (ironie) l'argument de la haine des russes ... quelle connerie. Tu te fais tabasser, tu vas lécher les pompes de ton agresseur ? Mec, ACHÈTE-TOI UNE VIE et arrête d'arrondir tes fins de mois avec les roubles de l'IRA.
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  121.  @LoLo-jg6iq  D'ailleurs vu les réactions unanimes dans les com', soit il va couper les com's, soit carrément saborder toute la vidéo (je ferais ça à sa place... mais je n'y suis pas)
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  122.  @ColHogan-bu2xq  le CV est pas "faux", il a été gonflé, déformé, ré-amplifié... et tout le monde l'examine actuellement, et démonte les "astuces" de bidonnage récurrentes. Même wikipedia le documente.
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  123. Now I understand ! 1 is a prime number IF we work in the additive/Goldbach domain. It is not in the multiplicative domain because 1 is the neutral element of multiplication (which is most used because Goldbach's conjecture is not yet proved)
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  124. and he commented 🙂
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  125. Why ?
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  126.  @gunner75171  oh, was that an April fool's joke ?
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  127. pourquoi ? C'est comme au restaurant de luxe : si tu demandes le prix, tu ne peux pas te le payer. Bah là, si tu as à demander, c'est que t'en vaux pas la peine :P
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  128.  @MostlyPennyCat  You know you never stop to learn ! Have a look at the GHDL compiler, which enables things even the VHDL designers couldn't imagine (I have done actual real-time simulations based on the computer's clock, input-output to the printer port or the Linux Framebuffer...) VHDL takes time to get your head around but it's well worth it. GHDL changed the rules too. I do most of my EDA work with VHDL now, with a bit of bash scripting to glue it all. After you feel comfortable comes the real question : what do you want to do with this technology ?
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  129.  @edwardsong5199  intuition is not provable. It's just fuzzy pattern matching and people are way more often wrong than right, but "in the real world" it's "good enough".
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  130. Comme quoi l'intelligence n'est pas tout.
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  131. Arouf, tu sais, tes amis qui te paient en roubles sont obligés de sortir des T62 des stocks... Donc tes 10% faut mieux les sourcer 😀
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  132. that's not the point :) The point is : can you claim that the russian shitposting is not affecting you ?
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  133. A ruse from Evgeny, sure. But as you have seen since the invasion started, the Russian apparatus is not able to pull this off...
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  134. The level of ruse that Russia is capable of is : "if it doesn't work, send more citizen to the meat grinder"
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  135. Law of headlines says "oh Jon published something again, let's upthumb it then watch it ASAP."
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  136.  @VEC7ORlt  but then you miss all the really interesting bits 🙂
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  137. Ou juste dire que le CV c'est pas si important. non non... ça compte pour lui. il a investi tant dans ses diplomes...
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  138. Attends, attends, il reste encore la carte "Point Godwin".
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  139. Republicans have one principle : make the world even more miserable at all costs.
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  140. And then, they died.
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  141. And Harry Potter was a documentary. And Babayaga exists, you saw it on your TV !
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  142. hold my beer :-P
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  143. Je vois que les leçons de Vlad ont été bien acquises 🙂 C'est bien lui qui a mis tous les médias sous son unique contrôle en qqs années après son arrivée au Kremlin, a lancé RT dans difféents pays, et finance des fermes de trolls ici et là...
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  144. You can say what you want : Stallman stands by his word for decades, and actually lives by his word. He's not a lunatic, he might sometimes be misinformed, but he's an engineer : not just a famous coder but also a social engineer.
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  145. true story, though.
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  146. @Veritasium : I couldn't believe you'd condone such a ridiculous contest. It's exactly as if we asked : " find a better explanation for homeopathy. " Like homeopathy, wormholes are NOT theory, they are a fantasy and the ridiculous "pen & paper explanation" should remain ridiculous to remind the watchers that wormholes are plotholes fillers and should remain so. Like zero-point energy and all those "quantum woo" excuses for bad plots.
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  147. Can you translate to english ?
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  148. Hey, don't be shy on the technical stuff. Geekpr0n is not illegal ;-)
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  149. That's an amazing introduction to the field, I'm waiting for the follow-up !
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  150.  @dand337  more replies 🙂 > Is riscv modern enough isa to be realistically considered? modernity is not a criterion for adoption, there are more practical issues to solve before : is the platform widely adopted ? This means : how many people do use it, developing tools and enhancing them ? Is there some support or dynamic ? RISC-V is modular and adds extensions here and there and wherever they like or fancy. So there will be adaptation, though also some fragmentation because few chips can have all the extensions, creating a want for more features or a race to the latest feature level... such a race is a dynamic that the industry loves and there is little risk for them. Now adoption depends on the specific needs of each project. RISC-V is quite good for microcontrollers and can displace several ARM offerings but I believe it is a bit less efficient or compact because RISC-V tries to "be good enough at everything" but it can't perfectly match everything. > I mean chinese are literally copying mips with loongarch so ISA doesn't seem to be a very important factor. Some Chinese have adapted RISC-V to support more flexible addressing modes that are sorely lacking, due to the mantra of minimalism that reduces the ILP. Ideally this should be backported into the main ISA but I have no idea what's going on there, and there might be some "not invented here" syndrome, and/or philosophical fundamentalism, who knows, but the Chinese can adapt whatever they care to copy... I'm more interested at what they could invent from the ground up, if they ever dare. I don't know if I answered all your questions but that's quite some food for thought.
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  151.  @militavia-air-defense-aircraft  the less they know, the more they are confindent, don't waste your time with that 🙂
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  152.  @chopper3lw  Memory was too expensive at the time...
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  153. 13:45 "What's the point of this territorial gain if people's lives become worse" => That's the best question ever !!!
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  154. La trouille d'être un minable a TOUJOURS été en lui.
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  155. he's a free mason, right ?
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  156. EVERY PAPER should be OPEN ACCESS.
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  157.  @CUP1D0N  signe de sarcasme
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  158. Wait, there is a 2-months old comment but the video was released like 20 minutes ago ? what kind of magic is this ? 😀
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  159. he's a man of principles... people can get blinded by them.
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  160.  @ryzyooritzz  : yup. Contrary to proprietary software suites, Free Software allows a lot of trials&errors, freedom to see what works best in each case... and each part of the OS can be swapped for alternative, which creates more variety and more resilience if one part fails. The "BSD" line of OS component has not been covered and they have a different license but they are often used along GNU SW modules. However, until maybe 20 years ago, the BSD license was not free (held by a university and other companies) so it did not "take off" and GNU's aim was to rewrite an equivalent of BSD that is totally ununcumbered. Well, the BSD saga took a crazy turn AFTER Linux appeared, thanks to the efforts of the GNU folks to rewrite ALL the necessary components (compiler, in part created by Richard Stallman, system libraries, system utilities, terminal shell...) Today "Free and Open Source Software" comprises a lot of diversity and you are free to make your own blend :-)
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  161. hello fellow ! you deserve more upvotes :-)
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  162. What Ben "shoud" do is get his shit together and stop getting high from his childish contrarianism. But of course he won't because it would require him to stop "thinking" or "believing", and instead work and look at ALL the *facts*.
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  163. April 1st : Asianometry publishes a video that compares a revolutionary technology that rivals the Ipad. Totally biodegradable, made of wood fibers...
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  164. Cray Research has relatively few patents, IIRC, they spent on developing the machines and paying the suppliers and employees... not lawyers 🙂
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  165.  @ararune3734  I had the same thought... it's a fallacy of security : if you're 99% safe, are you "safe" ? And 99.9% ? 99.99% ? ...
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  166. he was pretty spot-on in the very long term. He easily see what coud go wrong in the future because it's often the same mistakes, misunderstandings, wishful thinking, crackpots... It's hard to convince people of the dangers they don't see. But he sees no alternative so he continues.
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  167. One can't be great at everything... but that's rms. we deal with it because he has an important message and it is worth repeating it. And honestly, he was worse 20 years ago :-P
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  168. 2:15 it's the same as "I'm not a pedophile but" or "I'm not a racist but" or "I'm not homophobic but"... then he tells the justification for his "medical exemption" : "because he wants to". He just TOTALLY shot himself in the feet with his "virtue signaling" ... ON TV !
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  169. attends parce qu'il y en a qui commencent ???
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  170.  @nathgrsm  oui j'ai dû me forcer pour le regarder jusqu'au bout... L'étalage de stéréotype peut devenir une arme de guerre
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  171. 14:40 the irony BUUURNS ;-D
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  172. oué mais à trop pardonner les erreurs du cinéma, on nous refourgue de la m....
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  173.  @user-jw9zn1fg9n  Pourquoi tu généralises ? Mettre tous les habitants d'un même pays dans un même panier c'est juste ridicule, et même pas représentatif historiquement. Si la guerre 14-18 te dit quelque chose... Au fait, tu vis où ? 🙂
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  174.  @user-jw9zn1fg9n  Je suis d'accord avec toi, tout comme c'est pas aux autres pays de décider si l'Ukraine a "le droit" d'adhérer à l'Union Européenne ou à l'OTAN, et ça chafouine Vladimir qui invente des prétextes foireux pour justifier son invasion... Et l'avis de Kissinger aussi, on s'en moque un peu. En fait, personne n'a envie d'accepter que la 3è guerre mondiale a commencé, tout comme personne n'a envie d'accepter que le COVID en est à sa 7è vague et que les masques et vaccins sont nos meilleures défenses. La pensée magique et la rationalisation à coups de prétextes foireux n'enlèvent pas les dangers et les responsabilités.
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  175. Go Canada !
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  176. @Seymour Butts and we are all stranded
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  177. @Seymour Butts All I found is pepper but the grains mixed with the sand.
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  178. 12:05 well well well .... the specialist doesn't seem to understand his subject. LOL.
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  179. because "Russia is great" or some shit like that...
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  180.  @Benefmultiples  ça te soulage de t'inventer des ennemis imaginaires.... Ouais Poutine est une petite frappe qui a fini par réussir en exploitant la corruption. Donc je comprends que tu l'admires. Va te battre pour lui alors, avec un fusil de 150 ans, pas dans les commentaires de YouTube qui, je te rappelle, ne font que booster les stats de la vidéo que tu critiques, Ô génie !
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  181. Stallman has an unusual sense of humor...
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  182. And when you think it can't be worse, Vlad decided to invade Ukraine.
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  183.  @alfpacino2630  je comprends la logique mais la grimaultisation n'est pas inéluctable. Grimault est juste un énorme mytho totalement enfoncé dans sa propre secte, alors qu'IA a bien plus de liberté d'action.
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  184. WOW.....
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  185. Comme disait probablement Napoléon : ne pas stopper l'ennemi quand il se fout dans le m.
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  186. yeah he's back on the golf court. He can train his swing state now.
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  187. OOoooooh.... butthurt ?
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  188. oui, il reste un ou deux journalistes russes "intègres"
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  189.  @chrisgac4989  "Je constate depuis le début que les moins menteurs sont les Russes. " Donc ils sont censurés car ils disent la vérité ? /me va préparer trois tonnes de pop corn
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  190. looks like "polyswitch" to me, they exist as round and square shapes, for overcurrent limiting. Ceramic caps. do not look like (or this large) that for more than 60 years. They would use SMD "bricks" as can be seen in other pictures.
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  191. Egg-cell-ent !!!
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  192. he had 4 full years when the cheetos he helped elect spent his time golfing...
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  193. In Georgia, for each Rock you buy, you get a free mason.
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  194. I can't stand Kaku....
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  195. 8:53 OMG all those dangling wires waiting to be pulled and torn away 😲
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  196. Voilà. Tout est dit. Un gâchis. Au moins maintenant il n'est plus réduit à ne manger que des pâtes en chambre universitaire surpeuplée.
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  197. 24:25 LARPers LARPing as LARPers ?
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  198. "The art of the rotten deal"
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  199. A ce que j'ai vu, les US ont très bien su prédire le début de l'invasion. Faut dire que c'était gros comme une maison. Pour le reste ils n'ont aucune obligation de te dire quoi que ce soit qu'ils n'ont pas envie de te dire.
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  200. The multiplexer is an even more admirable universal gate !
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  201. 11:00 "before losing the next elections" : does the author even know something about France ? like, for example, Macron has been re-elected already and he can't have a 3rd term, just like in the US ?... France-bashing is fun until it is pointless...
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  202. "Last night was like a funeral" The funeral of the GOP's hopes.
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  203. Arendeke... C'm'on...
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  204. I love how you're doing dew diligence ;-)
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  205. Who would be crazy enough to "invade" Russia ? Russians of course ! It"s so crazy that it makes sense but... war is war, right ?
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  206. but they look SOOO GOOOD ! anyway I feel for you.
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  207. stop looking at coherence and logic.
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  208. I'm not afraid of the German accent. Es ist so süß !
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  209. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.... on a des clowns de compétition ici 😀
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  210. Why even bother with intuition in maths ? 😀
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  211.  @jeanmamadoulescandinave247  Tu sais, tu peux dire "africains", c'est pas une insulte :)
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  212. No yelling from me. You did quite a good job again.
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  213. He would get crushed. That would be an oath mill :-D
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  214. 27:47 : la dissonance cognitive fait partie du plan, qui vise à une telle confusion que l'esprit lambda préfère ne plus rien penser et abdique ses responsabilités...
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  215. "Over" comes from the germanic "über"
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  216. y'a des vidéos qui expliquent ça... En gros 3 lettres correspondaient plus ou moins aux fronts auxquels appartenaient les troupes marquées ainsi, il y avait aussi V.
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  217. It may not be the actual accurate truth. But it's a good story :-)
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  218.  @gilleschastebarras8558  Attends, tu demandes à un troll d'écrire correctement ? Noël est déjà passé 🙂
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  219. C'est moi ou l'effet Streisand est à son comble ?
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  220. les premières minutes sont fabuleuses :-D
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  221. bon, le reste aussi :-D
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  222. You struggle to pronounce the country's name... repeatedly 😀
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  223. Ivan : did you really expect a coherent and useful message from Arendeke ? :-D
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  224. Il n'y a pas débat ;-)
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  225. if your system is electrons, that could make sense 😀
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  226.  @ImYourProblem  If there is only EM, then why can't I see all the electrostatic antigravity pods flying around me ? Ignorance is not a reason...
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  227. not yet :D
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  228. Aaaaand.... they died of COVID, unvaccinated, because they trusted the HCQ guy with their lives.
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  229. 11:56 : no. That was even a point of contention during the selection process...
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  230. Maintenant que Vlad a envahi l'Ukraine, on sait maintenant pourquoi il s'est foutu de tout le monde. Tu proposes quoi alors ?
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  231. Damn. Don't let Putin watch this or he'll... he'll... he'll keep crying.
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  232. 2:37 some graphics people mistook a scope probe for a soldering iron........
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  233. Great job on this one !
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  234. See you in part deux in deux semaines 😛
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  235. 0:11 Is it available with Amazon Prime for next day delivery ? Can the delivery people just drop it at my door ?
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  236. oh, Poutine pense UNIQUEMENT à rester sur son trône, quitte à liquider des millions de personnes. Il s'en fout, il va bientôt crever. Lui qui veut être souvenu comme une grande figure de l'histoire, il finira avec Hitler et Staline...
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  237.  @mortenrobinson5421  well said
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  238. no this recount has not been a complete failure, on the contrary ! it succeeds at undermining democracy, furthering people's agendas and funnel more money...
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  239. they do not compare on the same basis. On one side you'll have all kind of close-to-nothing-to-pay software that is portable, scalable (you can run as many instances on any computer as you want), easy-to-hack, but low performance and low gate count. OTOH you have extremely expensive, hyper-featured, industry-proven, ultra-high-scale systems that you can only run on cherry-picked computers "if the SW provider agrees".
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  240.  @LordofSyn  Scientists can write as many papers as they want, scribble as many equations, they are just that. Homeopathy works by placebo effect, we have to concede. Einstein-Rosen bridges are wishful thinking backed by reams of paper with no realistic way of ever existing. Remember : the world doesn't care what you think, hope, wish, so on that level, OK homeopathy can have an endogenic/psychologic effect. But physicists dreaming up effects will not make them real. Black holes and Bose-Einstein were fruitful predictions, SUSY and string theory failed. The fact that there is Albert's name in a theory does not prove it or makes it real. I hope this answers your question.
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  241.  @LordofSyn  By the way, "mathematics behind the Einstein-Rosen bridge " Let me remind you : - mathematics is a tool, garbage in, garbage out, and it will all depend on your assumptions. ERBs predate many recent measurements and experiments, - Einstein's fields have not been merged yet with Quantum Theory, so GR has many blind spots. These mathematical loopholes can be abused and give ridiculous results. But yeah it's just maths and nobody ever cheks the strange alien signs in the papers. - The existing, real world has no obligation to bent to somebody's will (and not someone else, as it ever mattered). That would be magic, not science. - Even Wikipedia says ERBs are speculative and postulates, relying on physics that has no reasonable reason to exists. In other words: ERBs are a fantasy. Do you see my points ? Leave these bridges/tunnels/whatever where they belong : in bad science fiction.
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  242. Yeah there must be some Schadenfreude at this point... truckloads of Schadenfreude :-D
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  243.  @booyoy1  excellent résumé...
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  244. And they will "retreat" in Guyana, and prepare a huge kool-aid jar.
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  245. Yesssss
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  246. ooops i'm late this time again...
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  247. tu n'apprendrais rien d'utile ou d'intéressant, juste des gonflements de torse et des vendeurs de peur...
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  248.  @otisthetowndrunk3613  then tell us where/how you get your own "knowledge".
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  249.  @otisthetowndrunk3613  TV ? What TV ? I don't own a set. and common sense is not information.
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  250.  @militavia-air-defense-aircraft  thanks for all your information !
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  251. et faut les croire sur parole... Un mec te balance la liste des banques qu'il a mises à sac et tu te dis pas que c'est un mytho ? bah là pareil
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  252.  @foudilmounnah2165  Tu voudrais secourir la Russie de quoi ?......
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  253.  @foudilmounnah2165  ok donc au final, les nazis, selon toi, qui c'est ?
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  254. This evokes so much 1984, which people believe is fiction while it was very inspired by this type of system...
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  255. 16:20 this is NOT possible because Paris does not have a line to connect its "sectors" : you must use métro (underground train) to commute from the East sector to the South sector for example...
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  256.  @Asianometry  heh, don't feel sorry for my nitpicking :) BTW check your inbox ;-)
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  257.  @MostlyPennyCat  RISC-V is not as open as you seem to think. It's a standard for ISA that is controlled by a cartel of companies who pay for having first dibs on new extensions, and fight for imposing their own view by being "first to market". You are only free to follow, not innovate (because change will you make "incompatible"). Furthermore the architecture is polished but brings nothing to the table because it is based on a 40 years old architecture that has already been stretched to the extremes but there is nothing new, no real innovative concept that brings us to the 21th century. Only extension to the same old RISC-1 and MIPS concept and instruction format. The YASEP is another "free" ISA with features derived from 20 years of observing where other ISAs evolved and failed. It learned from the failure of the F-CPU project (started in 1998) and I develop yet another even simpler ISA right now. I can start from scratch and reconsider every single choice, but RISC-V has 4 decades of legacy... Feel free to contact me to discuss more about it.
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  258. Hi  @dand337  ! I'll try to reply objectively and usefully. > wasn't risc-v introduced to just drop this baggage? As far as I know, no. Look at the ISA closely then read the Patterson & Hennessy books : you'll find a very close match of the architecture.If you wanted to "drop baggage" you would diverge in a lot of details and structures. However RISC-V takes the best of MIPS, from their experience, and use all the capital of the existing architecutres to lower the bar of entry to the lowest possible, in order to let as many people in as possible. The original team did some research to circumvent or avoid patents, and there you go. > Do you think risc-v will be able tackle arm? Is risc-v better than arm? I think you all missed a little detail : no need to "tackle" ARM. First because ARM has already acknowledged the threat some years ago by creating a short-lived FUD website. But ARM is not the target and RISC-V has already killed its own father : MIPS is virtually no more. Patterson has "won" over the companies that have taken his baby away from him. ARM is quite different though. > What would you want to see in a new ISA then? More than the "bare minimum" of the base RISC-V ISA. RISC-V follows a loooong tradition of a certain way to design compilers and it's quite efficient, sure. But compilers have evolved since. But they retain the old structures of the old CPU architectures they try to serve... RISC-V is based on 40-years old paradigms that are so entrenched that there is no life possible outside of it. You can't compile C ? then you can't compile Linux, so you're dead before you start. And C has choked and undermined a LOT of the current SW industry. I believe that one specific trait of RISC-V/MIPS is the memory access mechanism. It's pretty good for single-issue microcontrollers (or R2000 or R3000 CPUs of the 80s) but it doesn't scale. Superscalar and out-of-order struggles with the load and store instructions.
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  259.  @SabineHossenfelder  and you forgot to mention that bird seeds are not nuts nor seeds to grow birds ;-) anyway, the rest of the presentation greatly compensates for this semantic omission. And you do a great job of bringing back the semantic in science :-)
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  260. Imagine la sim de parachute alors :P
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  261.  @lux-speculator  "c'est pas faux" 😀 (oh purée, ça fait drôle de trouver des neurones fonctionnels dans les commentaires ici)
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  262. Amazingly prescient, the best prediction I have seen so far, with great explanation. Annnnd the Russians botched it. Maybe because Zelensky watched your video ?
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  263. Daaaaamn that would be awesome indeed !!!
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  264. one has newx. the other has souls.
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  265.  @mathieufay1121  sinon mercredi soir j'ai un dîner.... tu viens :-D
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  266.  @tanonpascal2597  Les guignols qui veulent nous entrainer dans une guerre que le monde refuse, c'est les pantins du Kremlin.
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  267. Awesome !
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  268. s'il l'était, il se serait pas fait prendre. Sinon y'a un moyen imparable de pas se faire prendre : ... ... Ne pas faire de connerie.
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  269. Great list, thanks !
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  270. Tous les trolls pro-russes sont de sortie dans les commentaires :-D
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  271. the irony is that you tell this in the Faux News comments section, the faithful supporters of a guy who thought that "intelligence community" referred to Mensa, and "department of energy" dealt with oil...
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  272. mais l'IA n'a RIEN à voir avec le calcul ou simplement le comptage... C'est quoi ce délire ?
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  273. You describe what I am passionate about :-) Keep going !!
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  274. 1:23 : Tektronix 465 ? 475 ? :-)
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  275.  @planeteterre777  bah écoute, vu que tu fermes le "débat" en accusant l'autre d'être ce que tu es... tu veux un bonbon ? Forcer des gens qui se font envahir de céder à l'agression gratuite et les horreur qui vont avec ? Purée.... achète-toi une décence et une humanité.
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  276. "Russia is tight" (in Ryan George voice)
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  277. Hey Farron, good to see you here too !
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  278. I was about to make that point. Faux News would count heavily as a campaign donation !
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  279. The more I look at C/POSIX, the more I find it horribly designed... or perfectly designed for exploitation 😕 You couldn't do this in Ada !
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  280. HHmmmmmmm modular arithmetics..... There might be some Galois trickery behind somewhere 😀
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  281. Remember the old and constant tactics of the GOP : accuse the others of your own failures and actions.
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  282.  @chzkal9350  en même temps, tu le montres pas, tu sauras pas non plus :-D
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  283. 4:45 : Ocotber ?
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  284.  @steve1978ger  I suspect you meant "mnoth" ? you're welcome :-)
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  285. En même temps, .... est-ce que cela justifie pour autant une invasion ? Le massacre des civils ? Les villes rasées ?
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  286.  @Baldoni_YZ  Je sais. Mais vu que chacun de leurs commentaires (même en réaction) augmente le référencement de la vidéo (qu'ils détestent, apparemment) ben je me dis, on va remettre des pièces dans le juke box... ça leur fera les pieds
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  287. parce, spoiler alert... la situation est compliquée. Dingue, hein ?
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  288. This is an excellent short/abridged version of what I have understood so far, plus some extra context.
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  289. I missed her too 🙂
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  290. One of the best videos in a long time ! Full of facts and not running in circles about obscure technicalities, with profound and clear message.
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  291.  @StroJPP  Nan c'est bien sûr IA qui a la plus grosse. Celle de Mendax est en biais... Et Mendax n'est pas super comique, c'est pas son fort même... Mais bon, quand il fait des efforts de costume, surtout son "pull nase" ça ajoute un je ne sais quoi de... :-) Nan sérieux, quand Mendax met son "pull nase" pour lire des conneries, tu as genre 3 degrés de WTF à la fois. Mais à part ça il dit des trucs souvent pas faux donc ça compense.
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  292. just ask the right place : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_(disambiguation)
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  293.  @briant5685  why ? You mean : Russia will have to acknowledge that it has invaded a neighbour, face international criticism and be bound by international law, while having to explain its population why they are forced into conscription ?
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  294. is Donal done ? he's getting rare now.
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  295. it never gets old 😕
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  296. there's nothing to fight, YF-23 was simply the best ever.
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  297. Now that's my favorite kind of g33kpr0n. Thanks !
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  298. mooooo.... 😀
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  299. LQG and Emergent look the most promising for me as well. We don't need to add extra dimensions, we need a better understanding, and only better observations will take us there.
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  300. no, RFK is not a joke but a living nightmare.
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  301. Thanks for this reminder :-)
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  302. je sais pas, je donne ma langue au chat. Ah si je sais : le français a des SNLE en cas d'agression.
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  303. 15:00 Russian soldiers are so poor they use sand instead of sugar...
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  304. non, pourquoi ? Mais y'a au moins UNE personne ici qui sait ce qu'est VRAIMENT l'IA ? Au lieu de juste se laisser endormir par des journalistes qui n'y comprennent rien et ne font que nourrir une fierté et des mythes ? Ce n'est pas ça qui permettra à l'Afrique d'être autonome 😕
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  305.  @АлексейЛукьянов-ц6ц  tu me sembles bien informé. Tu peux citer tes sources ? ou alors faut te croire sur parole ? :)
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  306.  @АлексейЛукьянов-ц6ц  Mon cher Alexey, j'attends toujours tes références, sources, liens. Tu sais, on peut passer sa vie à se tambouriner le torse comme des gorilles sur Internet. ça ne restera que ça. Et sérieusement j'en ai ras la casquette des discours menaçants, belliqueux, chauvinistes, nationalistes, "moi je suis mieux que les autres" car au final ça finit par des charniers. Dis-moi, mon ami russe, es-tu favorable à cette "opération spéciale" ou bien tu viens sur les chaines française faire la publicité pour les armes de guerre de ton pays ? Ou bien juste toucher tes 10 roubles par commentaire ? Au fait, les traductions automatiques sont de mauvaise qualité...
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  307. OOOoooh yeah more silicon pr0n !
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  308.  @wumpus2573  avant 70 après la mort de l'auteur, je dirais même.
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  309. It's your turn now to reverse-engineer the scam and make your own version for all to admire !
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  310. That's an outstanding lesson ! Thanks ! I learned a lot !
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  311.  @slavamaksakov2043  that was a safe assumption. We recently learned that Kiev received a lot of foreing intel and training from NATO that turned the tables around.
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  312. This series of videos is pure gold.
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  313. Faut être journaliste pour prétendre que des nombres premiers inscrits il y a 25000 ans seraient "les précurseurs de l'intelligence artificielle" 😕 (j'entends d'ici les mathématiciens qui se claquent le front) Je peux facilement imaginer un lien avec les techniques calculatoires des babyloniens. Mais les journalistes, moins ils en savent, plus ils en parlent !
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  314. 9:06 : what is that ... stuff ? This doesn't look AT ALL like something CERN uses...
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  315. Nice one !
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  316. Java is not programing. It's more like... taming ? :-D
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  317. You would get bored after a few weeks, I think :-D
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  318. well, this guy has "some idiosynchrasies" :-) But admit one second that this guy has been invited to talk ;-)
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  319. Typo : "Mutiply" at 18:52
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  320. oh please no :-D
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  321. however if you make such a "macro" processor, what's the point in NOT seeing the state of every unit ? :-)
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  322. I haven't seen a rms interview for years and he seems to have matured a bit :-)
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  323.  @Anticitizen666  : 20 years ago, I took part in a weird project advertised on slashdot. It became the F-CPU and I have architected its ISA and pipeline, known as FC0. Many things riddled the project (and it's in deep freeze) but I'm still very active in the domain and I have since created the YASEP softcore (hence my screen name) and recently the YGREC8 (which can be ported to ANY technology, from relays to ASIC, from TTL to transistors, so don't bother with the usual reply "but I don't have a silicon foundry at home" ;-) ). Today, Free Hardware Designs are even more a necessity than 20 years ago. I wish rms recognised it way earlier... http://fhwd.org/
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  324. Le prof : "but WHYYYYY ?" Le me : "because it sounds right" La mark : F
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  325. 1:22 "red-dickulous" ?
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  326. mobguy Putin only understands strength...
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  327. Yes it is. hugs from France
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  328. Well, this time you thought this through ! Good one.
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  329. yes, that would be for post-processing. The pro camera is here only to capture the most accurate data as fast as possible... unlike a smartphone, the photographer wishes to retain the artistic and technical grip on the result and can spend more time post-processing on their computer, than shooting.
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  330. which is then rectified and stepped down. how ridiculous 😖
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  331.  @timriehl1500  the cool thing with Trump is : if you don't understand something, it doesn't have to exist. Separation of power ? That's not what he wants. And who cares about laws ? OTOH if you want something, it exists... voter frauds, walls and caravans. Who remembers the caravans BTW ? :-D
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  332.  @timriehl1500  well that "cool" was sarcasm. Because he leaves more trails behind him than a snail... I can't imagine what would have happened if he was even half as dumb and knew/cared how to hide his trails. And this is the real challenge for the US for 2024 and the next cycles. His legacy of "burn everything and you won't get punished" has been understood loudly by too many people.
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  333.  @timriehl1500  whenever it happens... if it ever happens. He has more chances to die from a heart attack than being jailed...
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  334.  @philippebeillan6962  excellent !
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  335. Well, this is certainly a significant component of the "luck" that others decry here...
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  336.  @williamstellmon7565  but firing solution is less precise. Hence why most radars use the > 5GHz bands.
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  337. 6:03 the robber meets the road, yes...
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  338. The "Russian talking heads" have no shame, no sense of reality, no dignity... But we KNEW it for more than a decade now !!! Why are we surprised ?
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  339. you must be kidding.
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  340. the tl&dr answer is : too much noise
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  341. You are misled. If it was a French attack, it wouldn't even be mentioned in the news. The French have their own way, opposite of all the drama-opera of the panicking ruZZians. The French know too well they shouldn't make a martyr. You know, in Africa, you could die of almost anything. Particularly of whatever could be poured in your Vodka and passes for a tropical disease. Signing a bomb is sooooooo both overkill (in complexity) and dirty (plausible deniability anyone ?)
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  342.  @trololoev  so it doesn't have to do it itself, unlike Russia ?
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  343. Did you notice the irony that you make money on the back of the propaganda ? 😀 Well it's not as if that was undeserved. But keep going dude !!!
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  344. yes : making Donuts look human and smart.
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  345. Sting sung, 40 years ago, that "Russians love their children too"...
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  346. Soooo true !!! See the Asianometry channel too :-)
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  347. March 28th : well well well .... Masha warned us.
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  348. WHO intends with 3 spaces ?????
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  349. I have to oscillate my LEDs above 3KHz to reduce discomfort
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  350. "it's just a scratch" 😆
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  351. 4:19 well, there are workshops to learn that !
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  352. interesting...
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  353. oh, that old assertion again ... So tell me the difference between a religion and science ? :-)
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  354.  @99bits46  a belief ? why would you even care about what I believe ? Now, NOWHERE have I seen a scientist forcefully imposing his/her vision of the world under threat of death/retaliation/shame/whatever. On the contrary : I see in this video an open discussion, and there are even people who study two or more of the competing theories to draw bridges between them (Lee Smolin for example). Equating science to religion is one of the usual memes among the religious people, indeed... (thereby showing their misunderstanding of what science is and how it works because they only have one frame of reference they are taught to never question). Now for your "belief" tirade : whenever you work on a model (like, huh, in science ?) you make assumptions and use methods and axioms. Each of these tools have a well defined domain of validity (for example : Newton's law break down at high energies/velocities etc.) and you expect that your work and guesses are wrong. That's basic humility. " There's no data to prove those assumptions, so let us just believe in them and see where they take us." You fail as soon as you "believe". Scientists don't "believe". They put an amount of confidence on given assertions, but they are ready to retreat when proven wrong. Why ? Because their ego and "vision of what the truth must be" doesn't matter if it doesn't WORK. A scientist will take a wild guess as a "working assumption". If it doesn't work they try something else. If it works, they try to throw more guesses and determine a domain of validity, then throw "attacks" at it. Whenever a religion has been attacked (with counter-arguments, I mean), the results were pretty savage... Ask Galileo.
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  355.  @99bits46  it seems you already have the answers. For example : Gravity waves have been reliably measured, the case is closed and there is nothing to "believe". As for which theory candidate to choose : that's only a matter of opinion and Reality doesn't care about what we like, think or prefer... Which proves we don't live in a fantasy world. However I enjoy the mental sport of trying to forecast which candidate has the most chances. I'm not the one who decides which is "true" and which is "false". It's a thought exercise that teaches us a LOT of things and even failed theories let us learn things. Having a background in discrete models for fluids simulations (and I played a lot with them for a while), I have an affinity for the QLG and emergent models, but I have no idea which is "true"... and I imagine there will be many more decades before the debate is settled.
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  356.  @Chris-mu7ve  bon sinon comme dit plus bas, il y a aussi Hot Shots :-)
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  357.  @Chris-mu7ve  avoue que tu ne peux plus regarder Top Gun de la même façon maintenant.
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  358.  @Chris-mu7ve  quand j'ai vu la bande annonce, avec Tom sur sa moto.... "il manque les dos d'âne" a été ma première réaction. Non je n'aime pas Hot Shots. J'en suis totalement fada.
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  359. Meanwhile, 45 still roams free...
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  360. Les trolls russophiles sont encore de sortie 🙂
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  361. Bah écoute, tant qu'à se débarasser de l'Ukraine, autant que tu ailles t'engager dans l'armée rouge ? oups pardon elle n'existe plus, c'est la milice de Vlad maintenant... T'en a marre d'en ententre parler ? tout le monde en a marre des conneries russes. Voilà t'es content ? C'est comme le COVID : c'est pas en espérant qu'il disparaisse et en se bouchant les oreilles qu'il disparaitra.
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  362.  @nextgen1938  Bah écoute, mon grand. Tu aimerais qu'on vienne envahir ta maison à coups de grenades, tu demandes de l'aide et tes voisins vont te dénoncer aux flics pour tapage... Alors qu'à la base tu as rien fait. Tout le monde subit, je te rappelle. > C'est pas avec mon smic que je vais changé les choses Et avec un commentaire nombriliste sur YouTube non plus.
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  363. I'm here because you say interesting things that matter
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  364. "I want to believe" Show her the famous UFO poster :-)
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  365. "normalement" mais là c'est la télé alors ... ils font nawak ;-)
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  366. muahahahaha
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  367. Awesome investigation !!!
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  368. It's got electrolytes !!! Sorry, I couldn't NOT quote this :-P
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  369. It's part of the experience......
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  370. il faut bien commencer quelque part...
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  371.  @renato360a  a model is not a proof. A model is a model, that people use to prove or predict stuff...
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  372.  @renato360a  It seems we converge on this refined definition :-)
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  373.  @ATECHUET  c'est normal, c'est le mirage de Mylène ! OK je sors, mais j'ai pas trouvé la case à cocher sur ma déclaration dérogatoire.
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  374. Great :) and ?
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  375. oh, you invented this one, it seems 🙂
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  376.  @edzejandehaan9265  let's contact the Nobel Prize committee :-)
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  377. More !!!
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  378. Well well well... That was a great one, that touches many subjects this video does not even know about. The first thing I thought was "cryptanalysis bitches !" but also other related subjects...
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  379. I didn't see you mention "factory rejects" sold as "pristine". Shady Chinese stores sell you a fistful of mixed parts, maybe a third are functional and the rest are ridiculous duds, probably taken from the "failed" bins of the factory. Test, test and TEST !
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  380. Show me the MOOG !
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  381. Damned poles ! no wonder they don't like Europe ;-)
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  382. Tous les chantres de la Russie sont de sortie sur cette vidéo. RT leur a demandé d'aller pourrir les commentaires ? :-D
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  383. Nice story but it feels soooo incomplete... and biased towards cheers and praises. For example, the legacy of Silicon Graphics is forgotten and don't you dare mention those pesky cryptominers who made NVIDIA billions before going up in flames.
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  384. and even more emboldened lately...
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  385. "Every law of thermodynamics has been experimentally broken. " I'm holding my breath to see all the Nobel Prizes... Can you point me to reproductions of the experiments you suggest ?
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  386.  @TurboLoveTrain  oh I see, you are one of those self-proclaimed armchair scientists... Call names, stay vague, appeal to all the fallacies in the book, and never bring anything serious to the table. You can't even start to names one instance where Thermodynamics has been violated.
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  387. (oh and yes you bit the troll bait of the Nobel ceremony)
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  388.  @TurboLoveTrain  Thanks for the laugh. Let's recap: 1) make a grandiose declaration that contradicts everything. Just because you can and you don't have to pay by the character today. 2) invent words like "corporate science" and equate theoretical physics to a cult (you must know a thing or two about cults, I suppose, *from experience*) 3) never back your declaration. That would be too easy, "do your homework". 4) instead, move to other declarations, start rambling, but NEVER address your first point. 5) claim that I don't own my equipment (as for my results, french law grants me irreversible rights to my published articles) 6) accuse everybody and their dog of the plague, or something. We'll never know either. It doesn't matter, they're evil. I don't know why we're even talking about that but you must have a reason, right ? 7) feel vindicated because someone on the internet said you're wrong. 8) Earn your crackpot badge Admit it : you don't "need a large wipe board to explain both the answer to this as well as why you deserved to be mocked for even asking it." You have opinions and you make things up to attack them, like a dog chasing his tail...
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  389.  @TurboLoveTrain  Lazy troll... You can't even back your assertion : "Every law of thermodynamics has been experimentally broken." Come back when you have something that stands scrutiny.
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  390. "One megabyte per second should be enough for anybody" (Steve Jobs, 1986, secret archives)
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  391. Your French accent is not too bad. When do you come over here ?
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  392. DAM IT 😛
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  393. OMG
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  394. just below....
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  395. The French system is an interesting example. There was systemic corruption for election campaigns and the reforms have brought more diversity.
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  396. OOOOoooohh yeah, another yummy report on a subject I love and practice 😀
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  397. did you count them all ?
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  398. At least, Trump is replaced :-)
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  399. "use after freeze" 😛
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  400. Let''s make this viral ! 😀
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  401.  @lf6756  C'est plus qu'un "impératif moral". C'est de l'autopréservation. Car si l'Ukraine tombe, tout le reste tombera. Nous compris. Mais ça, les fanboys de Poutine le désirent et vont tout faire pour nous pousser...
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  402.  @enterocinese  Alors... que proposes-tu ? Il doit forcément y avoir une solution ! Je sais pas.... aller voir Vlad et lui demander d'arrêter de jouer au con ? Ah non, quand notre président joue la carte diplomatique, tous ses trolls gloussent en le traitant de "micron" servile et faible. C'est vrai qu'il est vain de négocier avec des terroristes. > Bref, un accroissement de la paupérisation de notre pays. Si on laisse Vlad faire, ce sera le même résultat mais avec en plus son FSB à la tête de toutes nos institutions. Mais bon il y aura toujours des nostalgiques de l'Allemagne de l'Est, j'y peux rien. > On ne peut pas faire de la politique autrement que sur des réalités. Sauf que personne ne veut s'accorder sur quelle partie de la réalité se pencher. > Cela s"appelle défendre les intérêts de notre pays. Alors, quels intérêts protéger en premier, en dernier ? Le court terme ? le long terme ? L'indépendance ? La liberté ? Les droits de l'Homme ? Une raison d'exister ?
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  403.  @TotoToto-jw7fx  hmmmmm ... il doit te manquer quelques informations, il me semble. Mais tu es libre d'aller t'engager dans la légion étrangère ukrainienne. Ou chez Poutine. Tu verras donc de toi-même la situation réelle, et pas juste les images qui filtrent au travers de la censure. > nous assistons à une guerre russo-americaine sur le sol ukrainien bon déjà on est d'accord que c'est une guerre. Ensuite, c'est les ukrainiens qui trinquent à cause de.... de quoi déjà ? Parce que les américains sont méchants ? Ou juste parce que Poutine se prend pour un grand Tsar et veut laisser une trace dans l'histoire ? C'est une guerre américaine parce que Vlad a obligé les ukrainiens à chercher de l'aide pour défendre leur nation souveraine, après que les US les aient forcés à se débarrasser de toutes leurs armes soviétiques et nucléaires "car on sait jamais". > la Russie ne peut se permettre de perdre cette guerre. Personne ne peut se permettre de perdre une guerre donc bon. En attendant c'est les ukrainiens qui se font raser villages après villages, villes après villes, systématiquement, pour détruire l'Ukraine. Si c'est ça qui te plaît, c'est ton problème. > On en reparle en fin d'année ben écoute, si ça tenait qu'à moi, ça serait déjà fini, mais Vlad s'accroche comme une teigne à son délire expansionniste et ses conneries, donc je ne parierai pas sur une quelconque échéance. Vlad est un sadique sociopathe qui veut voir le monde brûler et il accuse les autres de ce qu'il est... donc on a bien le temps de se fritter dans les commentaires avant que la Russie se retire.
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  404.  @enterocinese  Ah, Sud Radio, je vois donc d'où viennent vos fantastiques informations 🙂 > il est trop tard. non tout ne fait que commencer. > les russes décident de tout ils ne peuvent pas décider de tout. et chaque pays, chaque citoyen, garde sa capacité d'autodétermination. Donc le pessimisme, qui sied si bien à Vlad pour afaiblir notre détermination à nous défendre, et défendre les agressés, ça va bien un moment. > Ils vont faire payer très cher à leur peuple leur incurie et leur incompétence. C'est pas Vlad qui fait payer à l'occident les affronts qu'il s'est inventés ? Vive la propagande.
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  405. 2:21 WHAT ? it that the little cracker that Ukraine allegedly sent to Putin to assassinate him ? I looks more like an accident during the rehearsal of their Great Parade...
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  406.  KiselinaSRB  Did you even watch and understand it ? Or are you just here to promote your agenda and spread excrements everywhere you feel offended ? 🙂
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  407. but if you listen to the Russians, they are always the victim of the bad capitalist United States :-) So do you mean we should trust nothing ?
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  408.  @itsshopboy  USA is far from perfect as we all know... the GOP corruption and gerrymandering is totally insane. However interference of a country to another is always bad. No excuse. Let the people manage their own problems (we invented the Guillotine 200 years ago btw ;-) ) Now : external and well defined ennemies can be good to cristalise the forces and unite the people... this usually backfires these days but... Anyway.
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  409. 14:56 that's an insanely good explanation !!! thanks so much ! 😀
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  410. Yay ! another amazing video :-D I learned things again !!!!
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  411.  @chrisgac4989  toutes mes excuses, j'aurais dû prévoir plus de pop corn. "A t on, en France, une chaîne qui défend la position Russe ?" Jolie question rhétorique. Par "position russe", entends-tu le peuple russe ou sa cleptocratie ? Car à te lire, la France et l'Ukraine se DOIVENT d'appliquer les principes immuables de liberté d'expression et d'égalité, et laisser les envahisseurs dire que l'Ukraine n'a aucun droit d'exister parce que des mecs l'ont décidé. Hmmmm ça a des relents de 1939 tout ça. Les discours génocidaires n'ont pas leur place en France, ni nulle part ailleurs.
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  412.  @chrisgac4989  "En 2016 j'ai bossé 8 mois en Russie et Crimée" Ah :-) Donc tu les as vus les méchants nazis ? Depuis le temps qu'on nous en parle !
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  413. purée, si j'avais su, j'aurais apporté plus de pop corn.
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  414. Cela dit : 1) le reportage revenait sur le fait avéré que l'armée russe est nase côté opsec. Ils ont perdu combien de généraux déjà ? 2) on ne les a toujours pas vus, les nazis que Vlad affirmait vouloir chasser d'un pays qui n'est toujours pas le sien...
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  415. 2:40 you aced it !
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  416.  @ozymandiasultor9480  they can't bully Russia.... well... they can :-) F-16 anyone ? and where are your so wonderful Su57 ?
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  417.  KiselinaSRB  So you are not offended, which is nice. So you permit the Ukrainians to defend themselves, which is fair and generous from your authoritative opinion.
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  418.  @htomerif  Maybe it's a prototype.
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  419.  @htomerif  I'd love to see the picture ! can you post the link(s) ? Now the question is .... WHY put polyfuses at this place. It's so uncommon, as they are mostly found on the input sides of power supplies for example. Another example I have seen is to protect the PSU in large hot-swappable backplanes. But so close to the actual power drain ? Weird !
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  420. Russian plays with fireworks. Also Russian : terrorism !!!
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  421. Non mais là tu es dans les comm' de LCI, c'est infesté de trolls, limite 4chan est plus safe... Faut pas chercher à comprendre.
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  422. 6:13 oh, that sounds familiar......... yes, I nailed it : it's a cult. Good old cultish behaviour, grooming the personality of a single saviour and disdaining the rest.
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  423. Atanassof - Berry Computer was not "programmable", you couldn't change the operations, only the data...
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  424. 3:48 : lé zototo riz-thé ?
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  425. Use a pre-computed lookup table ? There are only a few dozen values you'll convert anyway ;-)
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  426. F is just a letter and I don't see what it changes...
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  427. 35:55 I see what you did here. oh, btw, all the video is fabulous.
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  428. Schadenfreude. Waiting for Facebook to follow this path.
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  429. Let it go... to court ? :)
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  430. only in a certain sense or dimension. Baldwin is a human being and has self-respect, self-humor and qualities that would prevent him from doing one millionth of what Donuts does every day.
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  431. gna gna gna.
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  432.  @joellewebdesigner7879  oulalalala... les racourcis ont été un peu expéditifs non ? :-D
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  433. So well said !!!
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  434. Thank you for your service, Dave.
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  435. don't mock the (only) prototype !
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  436. hmmmmm yes and no.
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  437. 2000 prisoners ? That's nothing compared to the 600K soldiers "disabled" since feb. 2022. Why do they complain or notice now ?
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  438. they should have called this "operation boomerang"
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  439. The sooner, the better... I'd love to see them both fight to death against each other 🙂
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  440. I Looooove your hyper-realistic 3 graphics ! Now, just kidding, I'm just jealous of your rare LEGO set :-P
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  441. 1:43 CS-80 ???
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  442. Thanks to Youtube's recommendations for letting me discover your channel. If only it was not because of the current situation ;-( 🇺🇦
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  443. No standing order ? how surprising. Wow. So not earth shattering that DJT invents stuff as he goes...
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  444. This is so true !
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  445. Seeing this stupidity makes sense now, so that's why they promoted Trump !!!
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  446. oui les "glitch" sont péniiibles....
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  447. More #Dulcé please.
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  448. mais oui, mais oui. Tu finiras ton plat de poutine ?
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  449. 10:58 it's a homonym, with a different age living elsewhere.
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  450. (Ryan's voice) 14:50 "Chip-in-flex is tight !"
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  451. and you, Aj Cx, are a stand-up comedian ? :-D
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  452. Aj Cx You have a great sense of irony, which is very funny for a troll :-D
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  453. "The list is woke" Ahahahahaha
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  454. Don't give up on semiconductors contents : that's what I'm here for and what you're best at !
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  455. Bazinga.
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  456. Quite spot on !
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  457. I'm cynical if I want.
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  458. I'm not really fan of the F-18 and the Sukhoï definitely are beautiful. Bring us the F-23 back from the drawing boads though !
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  459.  @fridaynight3181  it's acceptable. Not sure it can replace the F14 in all roles but it does an ok job in the most common cases... We'll see how the F35 will disrupt this. Still, the F23 ... sigh...
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  460. This structure reminds me a bit of the "lifting scheme" of reversible wavelet transforms. Noyce !
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  461. jusqu'à ce que ça filtre.
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  462. quand tu sais quelle proportion de l'URSS était investie dans l'appareil de "renseignement" et de police politique.... Cela dit, le KGB n'existe plus, vous vous souvenez ?
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  463.  @khaelamensha3624  pratique !
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  464. KLONK
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  465. 5:31 LOL
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  466. 3:57 64 kilobits not kilobytes.
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  467. I did nazi that coming. But I admit that I considered this as one option if I was in higher command position : Take a part of their land and then trade it back for the land that got invaded... But the Ukrainians are smarter than me it seems : well played !
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  468.  @khaelamensha3624  oh, c'est rien comparé au lancer des CD, les galettes de polycarbonate sont "terriblement efficaces" !
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  469. Now who is the fascist nazi ?....
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  470. Remember Donald who trusted his pal Vlad... HA HA HA. Can one ever trust somebody from the KGB/FSB ?
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  471. WTF..........
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  472. 201K views, so your estimate of 5K view is "bigly" underestimating your viewers' thirst for intelligent and technical discourse ;-)
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  473. 3 months later, backstabbing Putin in Syria...
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  474. 2D topology is tight !!!
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  475. This video, as well as the other about shells I have seen, are a fantastic lesson in history and science, with lessons that still resonate today. Thanks for your awesome and instructive work !
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  476. bah écoute, ton Xavier a droit à ses opinions, toi tu as le droit de le croire... Ensuite, qu'est-ce que ça peut te faire toi qui est scotché chez toi sur ton siège à toucher tes allocs ?
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  477. Muahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
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  478.  @andersjjensen  Why compete when you can be a customer ? 🙂 that's Gelsinger's recent strategy, if I understand correctly.
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  479. Sabine, let me guess : At 5:35 the ripples are spaced by the same distance as the width of the "wall" ?
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  480. Republican't
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  481. because.
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  482. New video ! I like then I watch 😛
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  483.  @SabineHossenfelder  be prepared to half of the commenters flooding you with requests :-) That would give you more time to focus on your content however. You raise very interesting and important issues and I don't know how to fight the hype machine of the eyeballs-hungry media. Science is not entertainment and, as I often say (lately even more often with all the COVID stuff), "the audience of a sports match does not get to decide the outcome or who wins or how". It's not even a democratic process where a self-appointed group gets to decide what is true.
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  484. Great work !
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  485. Wow... Old is new again.... Ada/VHDL anyone ?
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  486. and remember : don't make Jake wary ! (or weary)
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  487. This proves that Donald and his clan only play the idiots, and are fully aware of their own pervert deceptions. the "take over" is self-aware and is not an accident.
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  488. Yeah ! Some Hamminging from a mathematician, I appreciate 😀
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  489. PLEASE show us and explain where this video comes from, how it was made, and all the rules that were used ! Is the software available somewhere, how can one run it ?
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  490. not exact, though. but not far either.
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  491. I feel for you. Keep faith though.
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  492. Je vois que tu as tout compris aux principes de base de l'économie, comme la loi de l'offre et de la demande. De toute façon, Putin a fait péter les gazoducs, son décret c'est juste du vent.
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  493.  @Jttag  belle histoire mais ça tient pas debout... Les USA n'avaient pas besoin de faire ça vu que Poutine se mitraille le pied tout seul comme un grand et en bon élève du KGB, il passe son temps à accuser les autres de 99% de ce qu'il fait. Mais bon, chercher une logique chez les fous, c'est pas bon pour la santé mentale.
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  494. 9:17 the slide stinks of MLM or Ponzi...
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  495. or the whole "channel".
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  496.  @yxyk-fr  apparently my answers don't get published 😕
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  497.  @yaelelerner3544  bon, je la joue sarcasme, boulet, ou liondemer avec toi ? Tu sembles en savoir beaucoup sans rien dire, donc ... sais-tu vraiment ce que tu sais ou alors tu as l'impression de savoir ? C'est quoi la bonne approche avec un complotiste ? Non parce que bon, le refrain Ukraine=nazis, c'est éculé, ridicule, surtout quand on sait l'instrumentalisation que Poutine fait de ses propres nazillons chez lui. C'est tellement plus facile d'accuser les autres de ce qu'on est. Quant aux fameux labos, ben.... y'a pas que RT dans la vie... Vlad voudrait nous faire le remake de l'Irak 20 ans plus tard ? 😀 On sait bien que Vlad a été jaloux, et surtout s'est senti menacé, particulièrement quand il a vu le sort qu'on réserve aux dictateurs.
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  498.  @yaelelerner3544  on y trouve mention du "gène slave" aussi ? 🙂
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  499. 8:45 and now a Fairlight ? wow !!!! spare no expense, BBC ! 🙂
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  500. Oh, it has cost wayyy more...
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  501. Well.... (thanks a lot for the data !)
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  502. he's even more unhinged these days... how will it end ?
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  503. OK, oui, admettons. Mais moi j'aimerais voir le contenu et l'avis des co-auteurs... Car c'est ça au final qui compte, non ?
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  504.  @Poirouge1  Idriss disait dans la vidéo qu'il avait fait ce papier avec d'autres, donc je parlais bien de co-auteurs. Ensuite, si tu as un lien, je suis preneur, je ne suis plus dans le circuit académique officiel depuis 20 ans...
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  505. Pour ce qui est des co-auteurs : il ne faut pas le sous-estimer, et ils /peuvent/ apporter du contexte, des éléments, et une honnêteté/candeur supplémentaires. On peut parier qu'ils ont fourni l'essentiel de l'effort de recherche, Idriss précisant qu'il était en quelque sorte leur "directeur de recherche" (IIRC?) donc on imagine le déséquilibre de l'assignation des rôles. Et si les co-auteurs sont investis dans le sujet, ils peuvent avoir des mises à jour sur le sujet, nous éclairant sur la relation de leur travail en rapport avec les autres chercheurs indépendants.
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  506. That's a really important question and the response is yes 😛 I love seeing mathematicians arguing 😛
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  507.  @angelmendez-rivera351  I love when convictions meet reality. "Is 1 a prime number" is a matter of opinion and this video gives the best arguments for both. Yes if you work in the additive/Goldbach domain, no if you're in the multiplicative domain. No teacher will bother explaining that.
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  508.  @angelmendez-rivera351  * "peer-reviewed sources" are a relatively recent practice. * I'll have to rewatch the video but it introduces a lot of historical context. * Goldbach's conjecture is a link between the additive and multiplicative structures.
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  509.  @angelmendez-rivera351  I've looked at the subject for "a while" now and so far the only conclusion I could draw is "the primality of 1 is a convention". You stick to a particular rule and definition so you are not wrong and that's fine, it works for you.
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  510.  @angelmendez-rivera351  Give me some slack please, I just published a little blurb about Galois and just fnished 2 other articles, I need some me time to start the next.
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  511.  @angelmendez-rivera351  I am strange. Maybe even a crackpot 😛 Anyway, the video here presents a lot of perspectives that I agree with. I hope he'll go further and deeper because he's a great teacher. Anyway here is a real question : consider an algorithm that, given a prime number, generates the next prime number. This algorithm is one in the well known family of wheel algorithms. The smallest integer that can "bootstrap" the algorithm is 1. Does that imply that 1 is a prime ? If 1 is not a prime, then how come it creates another prime ?
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  512.  @angelmendez-rivera351  You state that "if such an algorithm did exist, the fact that prime inputs produce prime outputs does not imply composite inputs cannot produce prime outputs. " However by construction, the algorithm is proven to necessarily generate composite output when fed composite input. Otherwise, it would imply that Eratostene's sieve (from which wheels are derived) does not work.
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  513.  @angelmendez-rivera351  I hope my answer with all the links has not been censored by youtube... if you need more, contact me personally by email.
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  514.  @angelmendez-rivera351  I can't find the long message I wrote here, it was even erased for me. contact me by email, so I can send you more links, and even working code to show that your reading was incomplete.
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  515.  @angelmendez-rivera351  "A sieve is not a prime-generating algorithm." well, what are they for then ? 😀 There are factorisation versions but they can only do that if they somehow generate primes. I have a few old references to Pritchard's works and others, more recent. I feel dumb for having written so much along with links, now I'll have to rewrite it...
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  516.  @angelmendez-rivera351  "you are sorely mistaken about how all sieves work in general. " I'm not speaking about ALL sieves. There are other types of sieves used in advanced number theory that I don't deal with at all.
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  517.  @angelmendez-rivera351  "You have already made it clear that you are unable of changing your mind," Nor will you. I try to address your concerns and furthermore : my mind doesn't matter, nor does yours because maths and algorithms are not emotions or opinions. I prove with code that an assertion is true, an algorithm creates the result that is embedded in its structure. We can interpret but "changing my mind" will not make the algorithm work or fail. So from construction, and not opinion, there are processes that give certain results. I may be "completely in the wrong about how sieves work." but then how do you explain these results ? I'm not Grothendieck, I may even be a crackpot. But either the result is right, or not, and that's all that matters.
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  518.  @angelmendez-rivera351  "the fact that you have to rely on links, rather formal source citation," => I can strip the URL from the DOI refs but it felt nicer to provide the text as well. Now you might have seen that wheel sieves are used for certain kinds of factorisation. You seem to have stopped there. It does not have to be limited to this application though. Here is the output of a sample wheel code that was initialised with 1: New prime: 2 Primorial: 2 New size: 1 New wheel: [2] New prime: 3 Primorial: 6 New size: 2 New wheel: [4, 2] New prime: 5 Primorial: 30 New size: 8 New wheel: [6, 4, 2, 4, 2, 4, 6, 2] New prime: 7 Primorial: 210 New size: 48 New wheel: [10, 2, 4, 2, 4, 6, 2, 6, 4, 2, 4, 6, 6, 2, 6, 4, 2, 6, 4, 6, 8, 4, 2, 4, 2, 4, 8, 6, 4, 6, 2, 4, 6, 2, 6, 6, 4, 2, 4, 6, 2, 6, 4, 2, 4, 2, 10, 2] Tell me how it didn't generate a sequence of prime numbers. Tell me how the fact that you think I don't understand this mechanism makes this somehow impossible. The result is there : the wheel sieve can be configured to generate a new prime from the previous (and a previous wheel) and the algorithm was primed with a single 1.
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  519. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE ! Leave these bridges/tunnels/whatever where they belong : in bad science fiction. Don't overjustify fantasies.
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  520. Being yourself IS political.
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  521. wow...
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  522. It's turbo encabulator time !!!
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  523. Eid Moubarak ...
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  524. I've been advocating and hoping for this FOR MORE THAN TWO DECADES !
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  525. I have no idea who these "pundits" are but am I surprised ? hell no. This is not the first nor the last "operation" of this type... The Kremlin has already played this game before.
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  526. if it walks like a UFO, quacks like a UFO... Oh wait...
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  527. Accurate.
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  528. croire c'est déjà se tromper.
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  529.  @zippocartier  merci pour la définition, que je connaissais depuis un bon moment. Ce que je veux dire et paraphraser est que la dissonance cognitive est volontaire, et même instrumentalisée afin de rendre ceux qui y croient malléables. Ils vont choisir un des côtés quand ça les arrange, l'autre côté quand ça les arrange, et rester fidèles à leurs sources. L'inconfort mental est relégué à "si X le dit, c'est qu'il sait mieux que moi", dans le rare cas où l'incohérence est incontournable. Les russes sont très très forts pour la manipulation mentale...
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  530. 1:00:48 yeah I noticed and was about to complain here. sigh.
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  531.  @fabimre  & Robbie : let's teach the kids ! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHZi7FbEoGw
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  532. The quality remains very high ! This is accurate, thorough yet still quite approachable, not too long... I admire your work !
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  533. Thanks for the insights 😀
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  534. The rest of the channel will fascinate you. Enjoy !
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  535. What a wonderful work !
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  536. You nailed the CGI ! (Cardboard Generated Images)
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  537. Sometimes it's good to be wrong :-D at least this time, thanks for the show !
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  538. "Metal structures etc." sounds like the title of a video i'd watch.
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  539. Electronics engineer here. I both agree and disagree ! I don't need to use the quantum theory to design my circuits. However, the phenomena underlying the rules of thumbs I use RELY on quantum mechanics. Electricity itself is charges hoping from atoms to atoms, obeying to the quantum rules. Transistors (bipolar and field effect) are totally depedent on quantum mechanics. LEDs are TOTALLY quantum based (how else can you explain that the color depends on the forward voltage ?) So yes it is possible to make LEDs blink without knowing all the rules of quantum mechanics because at our macro scale, all the effects are integrated and averaged out. But you can not explain anything... You can only build on a collection of macro effects.
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  540.  @AkamiChannel  you can give an explanation for bipolar transistors without QT but they gloss over so many details that it's merely a caricature. As for CPU design, it's totally different (I know a thing or two and the foundries do a lot to shield the designers from the dirty recipes, for our convenience and to preserve their proprietary advantages). As you maks them smaller and smaller, QT awaits you at EVERY CORNER, by the way... even making the masks exposes you to the light/particle duality. So yes, if a lowly engineer can get away without being a trained QT physicist, QT appears here and there : bandgap, tunneling, duality, even a simple diode has QT constants in the equations.
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  541. If you have to ask the question in the title, the answer is usually "NO".
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  542. we'll call that : work, insight and talent ? :-D
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  543. Seriously, this video is mind-blowing. The conclusion should be researched by more people and journalists because it looks too weird to leave it at that...
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  544. 0:38 "ZOZZO" ? Well that sounds like a French berating insult for me 🙂
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  545. Surprised ? no. That's how they work.
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  546. ça vend du rêve hein ? on va demander notre changement de nationalité pour devenir roumains ;-)
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  547. ah ? a hero ? nothing less ?...
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  548. 10:35 There is a Pantheon monument in Paris, in a sort of modernised cathedral... That is probably where the inspiration came from.
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  549. I'll have to watch it again a few times...
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  550. And that, people, is how and why humanity will one day starve : looking for a recipe and going down a rabbit hole without end...
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  551. Wait wait... Episode 2 is even more jaw dropping :-O
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  552. Give up on trying to make sense of anything, and you might become a mathematician ;-)
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  553. I love this duo !!! More please !
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  554. One year has passed and ... This video is still up :-D
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  555. Et chaque fois que je retourne dans les comm', de nouveaux trolls et russophiles. C'est le festin à chaque fois !
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  556. who is licking who's boots ?
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  557. Funny : no, surprising : no
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  558. "Previously, in the last infinite energy scam saga......."
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  559.  @Wyrmser  "Why ?" because it's Science's purpose.
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  560. 11:00 Malkovitch ?
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  561. 11:47 "who am I ? Socrates ?" best comeback ;-)
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  562. There is one little issue though : the F-16 has only one jet engine. Survivability is lower than with 2 engines.
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  563. it would be faster if he uses CMOS instead of NMOS but the maker was cheap (P-MOSFET are significantly more expensive but that solves a lot of issues)
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  564. 3:45 it's missing "scamming suppliers" and "scamming workers"
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  565. Wait, somebody talks about Jira ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFSWM-nly0w comes to mind immediately.
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  566. GHDL is incredibly awesome !
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  567. Again, you're spot on. Glad to hear some good common sense on the intarwebz 🙂
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  568. This video is experimental proof that one must never lie to a woman. She'll get a PhD to prove you wrong !!! Outstanding job BTW.
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  569. USA, don't say you have not been warned, everything was public...
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  570.  @ericcaumari3957  Nan mais au Canada y'a surtout des Canadien aussi donc bon. je sais ça veut rien dire mais je me sens d'humeur joueuse.
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  571. bwahahaha..... your pet peeve is at it again, criticizing your employer ?
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  572. 5:52 "the robber meets the road" ? 😀
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  573. that pillow guy imitates tRump tremendously great !
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  574. Legal codes : don't do this or that. Trump : Oh that looks like a juicy business model !
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  575. 2:40 Who is Mark Cysts ? 😛
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  576. 35:17 Damnit. Damnit damnit damnit. Damnit !
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  577.  @Mathologer  your video fits and probably extends work i've done on Pseudo-Random Numbers Generators based on Fibonacci/Pisano. So I now have a theoretical basis to extend my system from 2 to 3 variables and... potentially more, since the "boxes in boxes" could be extended to any number of dimensions, right ?
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  578. T'es un Prix Nobel toi 😀
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  579. idem !
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  580. Keep doing these litho videos please !!!
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  581.  @dindrmindr626  Hahaha Bazinga 🙂 Russia propaganda is only a neverending source of posture and claims.... They hate being shown their own errors. The West : ok we fucked up, let's adjust and learn the lesson. Russia : let's conscript a million more people.
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  582.  @ВладиславВладислав-и4ю  and it still makes no strategic sense to focus so much on Bakhmut... play stupid games, win stupid prizes...
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  583.  @ВладиславВладислав-и4ю  ... at the cost of probably half of their overall human losses. You proved my point : why did the Russians whatever "armed forced" did it) focus so much on it ? But I suppose the Ukrainians know the answer better than me as they played the Russians at their own game. I'm French and the name Verdun is etched in every French person as the most horrific meat grinder of that era, then there's the Leningrad siege. Putin got its own anti-heroic symbol... Pride makes people take stupid decisions and stick to them beyond basic reason 😕
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  584.  @ВладиславВладислав-и4ю  I'm not saying that. I'm speaking about the total toll and the crazy, homicidal strategies that I despise. The strategic and technologic contexts are very different but all 3 events (and more) are inhumane.
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  585.  @josephbryant8799  > You should stay here, I go wherever I want, but thanks. > ThunderF00t is only in it for the money It's YouTube. This very channel has 11 million subscribers. Show me a "famous" youtuber who is not concerned by money. > and he has gotten things wrong on many occasions I have, too. And you too, likely. That's part of the learning process, right ? > I really hate to gate keep but as an aerospace engineer, Well, build a better gate ? > I really think I can say ThunderF00t has no business talking about this stuff. He should stick to chemistry. Now, as a sarcastic internet troll who doesn't know you, I really think I can say you have no business talking about this stuff. You should stick to aerospace. Wait, hmmm, that sounded like sarcasm 🙂 Now, I'm here to learn, not to be "right". That's part of the process of getting "Smarter Every Day" as the channel's name says.
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  586. 12:27 "fixed wing aircraft" ????
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  587. 15:46 un tir ami, soûl ?
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  588.  @ryderninja  but what about all those poor conscripts ?
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  589. yes, the difference is so DRAM-atic :-)
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  590. 6:22 lol !
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  591. This is an excellent and informative presentation !
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  592. could also be cobalt and/or copper, or uranium ore, whatever.... it's money to grab from a population they totally despise.
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  593. and it's only Monday !
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  594. <3 Mirage IV <3
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  595. why ? Cheetos doesn't care about anything that is not his "wealth" and crooked ways.
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  596. And yes they also don't shy away from unit testing ! Unlike 99% of coders.
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  597. Yesssssssssssssss
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  598. The US failed in Russia ;)
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  599.  @HeroesofNovember  you're getting closer to the Godwin point by furthering Russian propaganda. Congratulation, you closed the loop ! :)
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  600. 1:51 that"s sooooooo 2022...
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  601. Look also at Asianometry's "How Nvidia Won Graphics Cards" almost a year ago 🙂  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRZqE6H-dww
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  602. 5:58 Le Mirage de Mylène ?
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  603. ah donc on a ici une personne qui sait faire la distinction entre opinion et information 😀ça change !
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  604. Let the GOP shitshow run for another season...
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  605. Oliveir ... Quelles promesses Vlad a-t-il tenu ? Restaurer la Grandeur de la Mère Russie ? Débarrasser la Russie de la corruption et du népotisme ? 😀😀😀
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  606.  @mega6273  élec-quoi ?
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  607. oui tant de bêtises livrées en pâture aux téléspectateurs naïfs
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  608. and it shows the PROBLEMS of this fantasy. WHAT would be the pencil ? Where would the pencil's energy come from to "puncture" the spacetime fabric ? HOW could spacetime be bent ? HOW do we prevent quantum mechanics from breaking the causality paradoxes ?
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  609. Death by 23 countries... what an allegory :-/
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  610. Gray Farmer : Android runs on the "application processor". There you can find all the bad apps etc... but rms refers to the backdoors installed in the "baseband processor" which is TOTALLY OBSCURE, extremely protected and out of reach from the "application" space. There is just communication between the 2 processors with mailboxes... But the baseband processor has TOTAL CONTROL over the application processor as well as the rest of the hardware, such that backdoors in the baseband processors can modify the memory, on top of turning the microphone on etc. That is why "Free Software" lost, during this decade : the big companies have used it as a Trojan horse while they have totally locked the HW up. Repeat after me : "There can be no Free Software without Free HardWare Designs"
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  611. Spot on.
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  612. eccentric and egocentric...
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  613. Welcome to YouTube.... It could still be worse, though. Twitter, 4chan or Facebook...
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  614. I don't give a damn about your haircut. What matters is what you say ! :-)
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  615.  @timseguine2  Homeopathy's placebo effect is real (it's psychology) and well studied in practice. That's why all good medical studies use double-blind and placebo. OTOH wormholes have no way of existing, because the conditions to create one are totally unrealistic. wormholes exist in the fantasies of some people and are recycled as bad excuses for seemingly scientific inspired movies. Comparing wormholes to positrons and other QM research is misleading. It's the same argument as "galileo was criticised but he was right". Breaking the sound barrier was a scientific and engineering endeavour and does not rely on "exotic matter" that can exist only as the result of an equation. If we had any hint that our world had more than 3 spatial dimensions, why not. If "negative energy" or "negative mass" existed, fine. All of these have been demonstrated false. There is no way to "puncture the spacetime fabric" because the required energy would be close to big-gang-esque. Which humans could not survive.
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  616.  @timseguine2  you started with "You are looking at things with the benefit of hindsight. " well, that's the (w)hole point ! Why SHOULD I ignore recent advances ? The wikipedia page has all the details and history, why should we limit ourselves to the Weil version ? Ignore the new data points and that's not science any more. Science forces us to constantly refine our understanding of the universe with each new measurement and experiment. The universe has been proved to exist only with 3 spatial dimensions so that closes the case for me: jumping from one 3D point to another 3D point without "traveling" the geodesic is impossible without a 4th dimension, which does not exist. QED. Wormholes are science fiction, not science. " understanding why some models seem to predict them ...." => maybe because these models are broken ? " Many, MANY scientific advancements were made by thinking about the consequences of our best theories that are incompatible with observation. " Sure ! but that does not and can not imply that any speculation is true. Oh and let's forget the scientific dead ends and hide them under the rug of history. Aether anyone ? "wormholes (...) are an artefact of GR" Black hole were and have been proved because reality allows them. Even Newton's theory predicted black holes. Now if you need to add crazy terms (like negative energy) to your equations to make them fit your desire, that's wishful thinking. It's not illegal but that will make waste your time. Of course there will be people who will play with the equations and some progress will happen (think: Alcubiere and such), but what irks me is : this contest presents wormholes as a scientific fact, when it's only a speculation. This is a misleading message to send to the audience. Kyle is sending good wills on a dead end.
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  617.  @madladdie7069  of course I realise. Now, do ANY of them require physically impossible parameters ? What you list are phenomena that are directly derived from the equations. Even black holes could be derived (imperfectly) from Newton's equations. Wormholes have been "wishful-thought" and... yeah they break too many physical laws or even basic principles. When you start to need negative mass or negative energy, you know you're borderline quantum-wooing.
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  618.  @madladdie7069  but.... wormhole are way more than a "singularity". Black holes are a logical extreme in the application of an equation, they don't require exotic matter, because they are a degenerate state of known matter. Furthermore, a "singularity" is a point where the equations' applicability fail to apply. OTOH wormholes 1) require impossible properties of matter and the universe (which is strictly limited to 3D) 2) do not appear naturally from the equations but are forced like a square peg into a round hole...
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  619.  @madladdie7069  you seem to miss a critical detail : how would you "puncture" our 3D spacetime ? "keeping it open" means you have to open it first. And if you want to go the "black hole" route, which is one-way down the quantum singularity, how do you even create a while hole and how do you "connect" it in the first place ?
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  620. I was about to remark this ! "why use p=3 when p=2 is a great bridge to the computer world ?" but the Fermat demonstration stole the show.
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  621. Very well articulated !
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  622.  W Towns  More specifically : to witness how deep the GOP is sinking and digging and happily corrupting their own morals. It was extremely worrying even 4 years ago, largely exceeding the previous calamitous decade, and now the GOP have found a crook that surpasses them all and they admire him so much they are ready to lie, obfuscate, interfere, shamelessly, in from of the cameras, to their own country (to a point where even JWBush is facepalming in front of this suicidal stupidity). This video is a blattant example that your politicians have adopted the lies they pretend to defend you from and they tell you to look the other way by spreading Russian spins. Oh, btw, I'm not a US citizen. I watch you all from afar because I don't want this to happen to my own country. That shit is fat worse than 9/11 and nobody seems to realise it... Are you all more afraid of the russians or your own politicians ? Yes : the world watches the US sink...
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  623.  W Towns  at least you have a sense of what dignity means :-)
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  624. "close enough"
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  625. arrêtez de nous désinformer contre notre volonteeeerrrr :-P genre "c'est voulu" de perdre un Tulpan, ça c'est de la stratégie russe ahahahahahaha
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  626.  Maurice Bond  pas besoin d'attendre , papi, tu peux aller te faire enrôler directement comme chair à canon gratuite, tu sais. On te donnera un fusil qui sera plus vieux que toi, pour pas te dépayser. Si tu peux pas courir, tu pourras toujours garder les entrepots : tu seras aux premières loges pour le feux d'artifice ! Vlad ne te sauvera de rien d'autre que de ta vie.
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  627. yes the IRA loves thems
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  628. Damn, what an awesome report, once again !
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  629. which might pay in the long run... have you heard about the latest HUGE problems with Intel processors ? when you work with computers, you know they are riddled with bugs. They get in the way of just everything. Having one system that WORKS reliably and that you don't have to perpetually update is a wet dream for most engineers... whatever the performance or features. So yes : an old computer can work better than a new, faster one.
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  630. because there are tons of money at stake.
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  631. NEVER trust the GOP to do good.
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  632. Oh my, Ben is even worse a sophist than I thought... But he's preaching to his own crowd so why would he care ? hmmm money maybe.
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  633. Great video ! But there's just one problem... (sad violins ...)
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  634. C'est marrant quand qqn dit un truc qu'on n'aime pas, il a forcément tort...
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  635. 5:00 il est sympa cet intercepteur ^_^
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  636. Thanks for this video. It's important to share this perspective ! It's so much more important than the psychopathic propagandists like Soloviev. Russians, wake up !
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  637. affect or effect ?
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  638. anyway : absorption of energy by matter (whatever it is) is well understood since Feynmann et al.
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  639.  @MikeSmith-cl4ix  my point is that all energy is conserved, so energy absorption would not give rise to a phenomenon such as gravity. Furthermore, what do you mean by "matter" ? If you mean fermions, then all the Feynmann stuff and QED have you all covered. However : mass IS energy so it might be where the situation can be unlocked. But if it was so easy, it would have been solved 50 years ago... But absorption itself is not the key. Energy at the quantum level is transformed, converted, transmitted, not "absorbed"...
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  640. can you explain something to me ? "energy travels in the path of least resistance" then "it's usually transmitted in every direction" so which one is "right" ?
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  641. least path of resistance to what ? electrical energy (electrons, mainly) simply follows the electric field gradient and sometimes has to percolate from atom to atom... But at the quantum level, it's all probabilities. "some of it I believe is not retransmitted but used up in the form of motion." but motion IS energy... it's kinematic energy... I don't see how gravity can emerge from this.
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  642.  @MikeSmith-cl4ix  well huh hummm... no.
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  643. 11:51 a diamond of necklaces ?
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  644. I reported it, yet it is still there. Google usually has a decent filter but it failed on this one. @Asianometry can't you just ban him ?
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  645. euh, au passage, c'est pas les USA ou l'Europe qui ont voulu ou lancé cette guerre ... Mais merci de reconnaître que c'en est une. Les russes sont toujours interdits de penser en ce terme... Au passage, Eid Moubarak.
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  646. Well well well, stereo is here to stay 😀
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  647. already subscribed. I love silicon prOn so much I went to uni to study ASIC design 20 years ago :-)
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  648. oh my ! I'll have to book one hour of my time to completely watch and digest this video that really really talks to me, just at the evocation of a Golay code 7,3. I'll be back with my whole attention !!!
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  649. "Fly safe"
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  650. Rule 0 : don't use C damnit !!!
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  651. Great teachings 🙂
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  652. YOU SPEAK TOO FAST thanks you.
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  653. #diapergeddon :-D
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  654.  @otisthetowndrunk3613  MSM = MainStream Media ?
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  655.  @otisthetowndrunk3613  does that explain that I'm not in your beloved info bubble where you speak in acronyms to "fool" DPA ?
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  656. And they could learn from the fuckery.
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  657. Seriously, you have a talent for these stories !
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  658. Ben va voir les vidéos correspondantes au lieu d'aboyer sous le mauvais lampadaire...
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  659. parce que c'est des acteurs ? :-P
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  660. Using music from Nova Nova
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  661. MORE MORE AND MORE !
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  662. I don't think that the video talks about this...
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  663. do you suggest that E8 directly leads to a gender theory ?
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  664. "La Russie ont bien tenus contre l’Ukraine" Euh.... Je te rappelle que le pays qui a lancé l'offensive (puisqu'il ne faut pas parler de guerre hahahahaha) ben c'est la Russie. C'est l'Ukraine qui tient encore, malgré les millions d'obus t de missiles qui explosent sur son territoire. Imagine, tu vois qqn se faire attaquer dans la rue, tu vas le défendre ? Ou critiquer les gens qui viennent à son secours ? C'est quoi ton excuse pour être humain ?
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  665. Donc les nazis, c'est les ukrainiens ?
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  666.  @foudilmounnah2165  D'autre part : est-ce que cela signifie que toute personne ou aide étrangère est nazie aussi ?
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  667. Thanks for your courage ! I easily believe your story because I have had the same dreams and hopes that were crushed. I know the difference between academia and science now. I write for a private magazine for 25 years now and I am free to cover anything I want, and I get paid by the page. You do a great job (not perfect but awesome overall) with your videos ! you're my favourite crank ;-)
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  668. Just do it ?
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  669. 18:27 that fake smoke... hahahaha !
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  670. If only the narrator could stop sniffing white powder and be more intelligible :-)
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  671. Buttons are underrated.
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  672. Bozo at its best
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  673. why ?
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  674. parce que la Chine n'espionne personne ? ils sont tellement paranos qu'ils s'espionnent tous entre eux 😀
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  675.  @ndole71  "valet"... tu utilises ce mot comme si tu le vivais... de qui es-tu le valet ?
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  676. John Stewart for prez
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  677. "transmission line theory" there, I said it.
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  678.  @MrJdsenior  I understand the same way.
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  679. kamoulox ?
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  680. Who even cares about bubble tea ?
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  681. Les sous-titres automatiques de YT... ils fument de la bonne, et ça donne une autre dimension à cette vidéo qui est déjà d'un bon niveau 🙂 bon, ça m'apprendra à laisser les sous-titres actifs...
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  682. 1:24 : la scie des rations ?
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  683. Asphalt for the win !!!
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  684. Thanks for finally releasing this video. This will not bring him back but it should increase awareness of the real situation : Russia kills its own people and its own future.
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  685. You can throw the 3D model away. Vertical fins are so un-stealth !
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  686. C'est marrant, je connais un peu les capacités russes, leur histoire, je vais même chercher leurs vieilleries sur eBay pour jouer avec... La capacité de semiconducteurs de l'URSS était surtout dans les pays du Pacte de Varsovie : Roumanie, tchécoslovaquie, Allemagne de l'Est. A la chute du mur, les Russes n'ont rien rapatrié. Ils ont bien qqs usines mais vieilles et les technos les plus avancées sont surtout dans des instituts de recherche donc incapable de production fiable en quantité. Et puis les instituts externalisent la production à ceux qui savent vraiment faire car c'est des investissements BIEN AU-DELÀ de ce que peut un simple labo universitaire... Et non il faut un peu plus qu'un cerveau de machine à laver pour faire les calculs de trajectoire d'un missile.
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  687.  @elenael1326  Je parlais de la Russie, mais bon, pour une fois qu'on trollait pas, ben retournons-y alors... On disait ?
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  688. 25:41 so mathematicians are made of Dark Matter ?
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  689. 13:10 1932 ??? not 1942 ?
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  690.  @CyberGizmo  The Poles fled to France during the invasion of Poland, the French later shared intel with UK when it was their turn to be invaded, and Bletchley didn't even exist as a crypto center in 1932. Anyway... the industrial scale of decryption at the end of WW2 was inimaginable and only recently declassified. The NSA history on this subject is truly fascinating, I might still have the PDF of Burke's book somewhere... It has "It Wasn't All Magic" in the title.
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  691. Silly, unnecessary but hey, it's Asianometry so it can't be that bad, right ? 🙂
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  692. This guy should be called Barco, considering how much he projects 😀
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  693.  @yakamen  we will see...
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  694. "I think I'm God" (God)
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  695. This Shapiro guy always speaks so fast, he's just shoving words out of his mouth... which doesn't make him more right. Well, OK, he was some sort of lawyer, what else to expect ?
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  696. or serve as test payload for Elon's next rocket.
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  697. Louis you can be proud !
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  698. "no plan survives first contact with the enemy"
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  699. Yay ! geeky travel pics ! what else do I need ;-) (fewer bugs in my code maybe)
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  700. combien de Bovis ?
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  701. Bah écoute, si Vlad te tente, tu sais, on te retient pas, l'Armée Rouge, heuh, les Orcs, embauchent !
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  702. I'm disappointed, it didn't end like the famous WAT lightnin talk 😀
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  703. @Asianometry you seem to have found the right idea for your april 1st video :-)
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  704.  @masternobody1896  and you haven't seen much yet... It's barely blowing on the surface.
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  705. The long version (>40min) is even more insane...
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  706. he had 4 full years when the cheetos he helped elect spent his time golfing...
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  707. Daaaaamn that's a lot to swallow, but that's well worth it !!!
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  708. Parmi tous ces militaires accueillis en héros (car ils ne sont ni 200 ni 300 mais bien vivants et valides) combien déserteront et ne retourneront pas au front ? Parce que bon l'Ukraine c'est pas tellement la Syrie... Surtout quand des familles multi-culturelles se déchirent... Ah oui et aussi faudrait qu'ils les paient, leurs soldats. Ah pardon : on m'informe que beaucoup de "soldats" sont en fait des hommes des territoires conquis qu'on "équipe" d'un fusil de 150 ans et qu'on envoie comme chair à canon. ça fait à la fois épuration ethnique du DPR et DNR, mais aussi main d'œuvre gratuite pour épuiser les ukrainiens... C'est qui les nazis dans l'histoire ? Ah et aussi 800000 soldats, mais tous ne sont pas au front. Faudrait surtout pas que la Norvège attaque, ou que l'Estonie se rebiffe, ou que la Tchétchénie ou la Géorgie se retrouvent sans présence militaire, ou que la Chine... non rien 🙂
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  709. Welcome to the club dude ! My epiphany was 2007.
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  710. What is "Equptment" ? :-)
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  711. Je m'incline. Si c'est pas du troll alors c'est encore plus beau :-)
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  712. That exposé is incredibly outstanding ! Who is this Masha ? I'll have to find her works now.
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  713. That's not the French style. French here. This ridiculous stuff is pure disinformation... If it was a French action, there would be no survivor, no witness, and there would not even be a mention in a journal. No martyr, no claim, no revenge. Not even a bomb, just another whitey dying from a local disease abroad. You'd have to be a revengeful RuZZian to imagine then claim such an attack to "make XYZ look bad" while sacrificing on of your own "assets". Or another African faction.
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  714.  @matthewclaridge  I was a kid when they botched this and man... "rainbow worrier" this renaming is golden, thanks for the lols ! and high-5 from Paris.
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  715.  @axelabraham391  Tu vois combien de "français" dans les commentaires de cette vidéo ? Beaucoup viennent ici se défouler contre un ennemi imaginaire, cracher sur la France (un sport bientôt aux Jeux Olympiques) ou sont payés pour critiquer ou dévier les conversations pour les faire tourner au vinaigre. Tu n'as peut-être pas entendu parler de l'IRA à St Peterbourg, ou des "ferms à trolls" qui viennent semer la zizanie dans tous les espaces de libre parole. > chacun a le droit d'avoir son avis Oui, donc à te suivre, j'ai le droit d'avoir le mien, non ? Et même de l'exprimer ? Tu crois pouvoir imposer TA loi sur un site américain ?... Quant à tes multiples comptes, si c'est vrai, alors ta vie est bien plus pathétique que la mienne, car je n'ai pas besoin de m'inventer 57376 vies. Et tu sais la punition pour faire une fausse déclaration ?
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  716. Quelques heures plus tard, paf, ça s'est produit. Pour une fois qu'une prévision se réalise 😕
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  717. And Imane got the Gold. bazinga !!!!!!
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  718. Keep it for the April 1st episode !!!
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  719. To the Dark Skies editors : thanks for mixing the sound and voice much better now ! I can finally understand what is said !
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  720. 6:50 oh wait, am I going to witness a flerfer-grade "demonstration" from a US fighter pilot ? Oh, sorry, I forgot : I'm on flerfing YOUTUBE.
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  721. Ubuntu est dérivé de Debian, qui a aussi donné lieu à des centaines d'autres dérivés... L'équipe Ubuntu est parti du meilleur OS libre et l'a windowsifié pour le rendre "plus attractif".
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  722. ah ? tu es roumain aussi ?
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  723. 46:00 wow he's high... on his own serotonin probably.
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  724. De quoi tu parles ?....
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  725. merci pour les infos :-)
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  726. bah écoute l'éveillé, soit tu vas te faire embaucher dans l'équipe rédactionnelle de LCI, soit tu vas voir une autre vidéo qui parle de ce qui te chafouine. Tiens, je vais aller sur une vidéo de montage de LEGO pour aller me plaindre qu'on parle pas de la démission du président du Sri Lanka, j'aurai l'air plus intelligent.
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  727. then what causes this curvature ? :-)
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  728. Iago Silva you like to answer questions with questions, right ? ;-)
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  729. Youtube is not science ;-) So far, how many "armchair scientists" have received a Nobel Prize ?
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  730. but saying EM field is a substitute for gravity because there is curvature too, is not...
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  731. Electricity has 2 "signs" (+ & -) while gravity only has... "mass". So despite some similarities, they can't be the same. Then why bring it up ?
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  732.  @giakon1  oh, sure... and you have a paradigm that not only works with all the existing measurements, but can also predict others. Interesting. Name dropping "paradigm" gives you one more point in your crackpot score :-)
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  733. Giacomo I wanted to tell "you do not just sound like a crackpot, you are one". After looking at the stupid conspiracy videos you like, I admit I'm wrong. It's even worse. You are the one who does not understand science. You can't relabel your fantasy world as "new paradigm". You want to be the new Enrico Fermi or Marconi but you don't even understand what they have done because you don't "like" it. The world MUST conform to your opinion. Write science fiction novels. It's the best way to let your imagination fly without having to explain why you dismiss more than a century of research, discovery, understanding. If it's too complex for you, simply admit it and do something else rather than claim you know better than those who have invested years in real research. You can't reinvent the world in your armchair, you know, you can't even learn science on youtube, but with books, experiments, exercises, conferences, you know, things that hurt your brain because they require EFFORTS. Who am I to tell you this ? Oh, I must certainly be part of a cabal that conspires against you and wants to impose an evil worldview on the planet, or something like that.. Grow up.
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  734. but as long as it's effective...
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  735. Wait, Jay does skits for CNBC now ???
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  736. Randall Munroe would be proud of you !
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  737. maybe Trump is not such a genius after all and he had to scrape the old cupboards to find a half-decent-looking parner in crime ?
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  738. 6:22 hey now you almost sound like French :-) c'est formidable !
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  739. Yes another delicious docu from Bobby ! That's the day's great news ! And it smells of maple so I'm even more happy !
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  740. This segment is excellent ! Make a playlist about this subject !
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  741. Thunderf00t sent me here, thanks !
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  742. 16:50 well played :-D
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  743. 7:50 nooooo ! merge the Enable signal with the layer of ANDs inside the decoders...
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  744. 17:00 Oh, so Boole's algebra was invented by Shannon now ? :-/ c'mon...
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  745. 10:42 I for one welcome Jon's coming report about chocolate.
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  746. I see what you did here. let's see how it unfolds...
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  747. Arend : muahahahahaha :-) Can you and anybody reproduce it ?
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  748. @Manuel : "according to some" I have a big iron tower for sale. Great view of ALL Paris, very well situated, near the Seine, very attractive price. Very adapted to test gravity-related effects. Would you like to bid ? ;-)
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  749. cd /rom :P
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  750. 22:40 nah Fourier analysis is not THAT hard to explain, there are many videos that explain and do it :-)
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  751. YAY !!!!!
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  752.  @nosuchthing8  it's getting pavlovian, at this point.
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  753. I LOVE molecular dynamics. I programmed binary FHP3 models about 20 years ago so I'll enjoy seeing more ! :-)
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  754. Seriously, you have a talent for these stories !
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  755. not necessary. DRAM chips are cost-optimised and use fewer masks because the logic parts are kept low. If you want efficient logic, to perform computations, you increase the routing and wiring, thus increasing mask count, and the price goes up through the roof...
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  756. 3:26 NOOOOOOOOOOOOO !
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  757. 2:44 Block the dim sum ! oh wait... :-D
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  758. ou Code Lyoko !!!
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  759.  @SuperZero18  Putin : let's get a piece of that Kiev city. Mud : hmmm no.
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  760. Yet another awesome report... and reminder !
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  761. He who believes any word of Putin is a fool.
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  762. beaucoup de glorification et de fantasmes...
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  763. Congratulations !!!!!! Great work !!!!!!!
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  764. "Don't stop your ennemy when he's shooting itself in the foot"
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  765. Now they're going to have to nuke themselves.
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  766. Good point... This "adapter" is so crappy ! And the card costs what ?
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  767. Maldives. now it's harder to prove this poll is legit....
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  768. at about 3:30 I have an unjustified intuition that at some point the answer has 1/8 somewhere... My problem has often been that I can't justify my answers so I don't even bother looking further -_- 8:40 : oh, surprise, it looks like it's going in that direction. I would totally fail at this if it was an exam because in Math, people care about the method, and I care only about the solution....
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  769. obviously.
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  770. oh yisssssssss
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  771. It's such a ridiculous contest. It's exactly as if we asked : " find a better explanation for homeopathy. " Like homeopathy, wormholes are NOT theory, they are a fantasy and the ridiculous "pen & paper explanation" should remain ridiculous to remind the watchers that wormholes are plotholes fillers and should remain so. Like zero-point energy and all those "quantum woo" excuses for bad plots.
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  772. Scientists can write as many papers as they want, scribble as many equations, they are just that. Homeopathy works by placebo effect, we have to concede. Einstein-Rosen bridges are wishful thinking backed by reams of paper with no realistic way of ever existing. Remember : the world doesn't care what you think, hope, wish, so on that level, OK homeopathy can have an endogenic/psychologic effect. But physicists dreaming up effects will not make them real. Black holes and Bose-Einstein were fruitful predictions, SUSY and string theory failed. The fact that there is Albert's name in a theory does not prove it or makes it real.
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  773. acting, producing, directing...
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  774. yeah, we all know fear does not prevent danger ;-)
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  775.  @maxlbc2894  raté ? pas tant que ça, vu qu'il a réussi à se hisser (on ne sait pas trop comment mais pas avec ses qualités) à la tête du successeur du KGB... ça lui a fait croire qu'il pouvait TOUT faire impunément.
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  776. Muahahahahah :-)
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  777. Regarde la Chine de 2023 et dis-moi ce que la démographie apporte comme puissance. Leur pyramide de Ponzi s'effondre et le régime communiste continue de détruire sa population, avant avec les mesures radicales "anti-covid", maintenant avec une crise immobilière JAMAIS vue, les banques entreprises et familles en faillite... Et il faut nourrir tout ce monde, mais comme l'état n'a plus d'argent et a enfermé tout le monde, plus personne dans les champs. La puissance c'est une bonne gestion, et pas des mesures à l'emporte-pièce. Quand tous les pays d'Afrique seront bien gérés et auront cessé toutes les guerres, là oui le reste du monde écoutera.
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  778. tu vas mettre le monde à genoux !
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  779. I'm glad I'm not alone thinking of that Rick & Morty episode...
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  780. 16:00 Glad you talk about the M$ lawsuit, as I witnessed the reactions back at the time. "Microsoft sneezes, NASDAQ crashes". It was so surreal...
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  781. BOLJEMOI !!!
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  782. David, the word you're seeking is "luddite"
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  783. That's not false.
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  784. si vis pacem, yada yada...
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  785. not even to the Truth...
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  786.  @Bunty793  if you're starting the ad hominems, who am I to take such an advice from a gamer ? ;-) Oh that might be why your sarcasm translator would be off, which is risky on such a website.
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  787. Congratulations and thanks for sharing !
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  788. I LOVE these Indian proverbs 😀
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  789. Bazinga 😀
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  790. Nice story again ! Did you cover the Matrox saga already ?
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  791. Well, at least a reward he deserves :-)
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  792. Good conclusion. See them in court.
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  793. At least you know you're on the right tracks !! Keep going on and share the wisdom.
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  794. But do you feel that your work is finallyy being recognised and appreciated ?
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  795. "ils ont des OVNI ronds, vive la Bre..." ah non !
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  796. seriously hilarious yes !
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  797. Thank you captain obvious ;-)
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  798. Oh and AMD bought Xilinx after Intel bought Altera...
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  799. heard about RISC-V ? Well, ok, look up "F-CPU", started in 1998.... and the "Libre-SOC" started in 2008 🙂
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  800. WTF What a day to still be alive...
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  801. And then Bell Labs was sold... Anyway, Mataré and his team did also groundbreaking studies on the other side of the ocean, remember that ? 🙂
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  802. "Belief in coincidences is a privilege of the uninformed". Any belief at all, in fact 🙂
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  803. Quit giving this psychopath exposure. Even mocking him reinforces him.
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  804.  @daniinicole2725  my what ?
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  805. 7:05 "principles first people" don't want to think and they just need to "feel right"... but yes, spot on.
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  806. Gauss was cool, right. This video is more or less an introduction to Galois theory 😀
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  807.  @AnotherRoof  come on. That was barely palpable 🙂 You deserve even more subscribers, btw. You make math as fascinating as it deserves !
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  808. hey, that would be interesting, with mentions of the first electric cars too !
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  809. I have not watched the video, what did they miss or mis-state ?
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  810. je crois pas, pas les mêmes cibles a priori...
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  811. it's so funny because it's so true !!!
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  812. Mister Goldilocks is a living joke, yes 🙂
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  813.  @j.j.d.9876  The bolder, the better... Consistency and credibility are oldfashioned.
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  814. 3:25 "Commond" :-D
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  815. Sue.
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  816. 0:52 sells a dummy protection against cancer while having subskin pigment on her wrist.
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  817.  @HarryPotter-gp2mp  bah Poutine externalise et sous-traite beaucoup en Afrique, au Bled HAHAHAHAHA
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  818. stock footage galore ! :-P
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  819. FFMPEG FTW !!!
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  820. Anyway, they WORK and nothing comes close to them. Yet. For any theory to overthrow these already established frameworks, scientists need to work on many hypothesis and test them : this implies many failures, corrections, etc. which the armchair scientists misunderstand as ground to dismiss and discard everything, even the well established theories. Quantum theory might be "ad hoc" but it's simply a _model_, a description of understood properties of particles, as can be tested and experimented. OTOH String Theory is barely testable...
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  821.  @massecl  "On what are you working please?" I'll ask you this question in return, and thank you for your contempt for parrots :-)
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  822.  @massecl  oh, thanks :-)
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  823. Now I'd love to hear more about who "the pseudo stars of physics hackney" are, and what your gripes are.
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  824. j'adhère.
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  825. Moi je viens chatouiller les trolls payés par Poutine dans les commentaires de LCI ou BFM 😀 Chacun son kiff...
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  826. 11:24 <3
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  827. no, you can't call this a "war", at least if you are in Russia.
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  828.  @briant5685  That is funny ... Russia is bound (and driven) only by its resentment. All the great "human assets" of the country have fled or gone hiding, if they are not in "modern gulag". How long should the "collective west" show "the good example" ? and how do you think it would ever "inspire" autocracies, cleptocracies and absolutists to "follow the good path" ? Bad people will always find pretences to do bad things and deny, deflect and accuse others of their own wrongdoiings. So your post is just an attempt at "moving the goalpost". You don't need examples to do the right thing, because morals is not so relative as some want you to believe. "Be kind to your neighbour" does not look hard to imagine and understand... Well tried anyway.
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  829. 18:42 huh huh...
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  830. Slip Censors ? 😀
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  831. Stallman is often criticised and he doesn't care. his duty is not to please you. He's not courting you, but exposing a true sad reality that you can barely see. Often, his simplifications make it less appealing because reality is complex. But you should get the point : USA has become what Stalin's USSR would have dreamed !
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  832. Yeah, Trump said it : you are free to die ! Now, even a stopped clock is infinitely precise twice a day. It just so happen that when Trump is (almost) right, he manages to shoot himself in the feet masterfully. What a time to be alive.........
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  833. 3:06 c'est bien ton thé ?
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  834. 1 year later : "Oh, and now I do it in VHDL and made my own ASIC"
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  835. 22:27 damnit ! you broke the props !
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  836. it's both hilarious and terrifying...
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  837. voilà, tu as posté ta bouse, tu peux toucher tes 10 roubles :)
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  838. What you built is not a boomerang but a "killing stick". from someone who builds, throws and catches booms since 1992 🙂
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  839. Republican't
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  840. All those fifthy persons...
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  841. C'est bien mon gars. tu as créé ta chaine sans contenu, affiché au monde entier ton soutien pour notre grand Leader Charismatique International, tu peux passer au secrétariat et empocher tes 10 roubles. Au passage, fais gaffe, en postant ici, tu augmentes les stats de la vidéo. Mais ça, l'IRA ne t'a pas prévenu...
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  842. is there even a centre ?
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  843. 7:21 I saw this experiment explained in a 20-years old Elektor magazine issue, it's a nice party trick, I mean, a nice classroom trick to make students more curious about the superficial inconsistencies of quantum mechanics. And it even works with a simple coaxial cable :-)
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  844. 4:40 It's raining dominos !
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  845. abordable mais qu'aux plus riches, qui peuvent déjà s'acheter bien plus 😕
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  846.  @tonito-cc1lp  je suis juste réaliste, étant ingénieur, je vois comment se font les choses, pas seulement techniquement... Ensuite, vu le CV de son promoteur, j'imagine déjà qu'il a des soutiens financiers car je ne le vois pas faire ces machines de ses seules petites mains, c'est un gars de Polytechnique qui gravite dans les hautes sphères et sait convaincre. On verra dans 1 ou 2 ans si son prototype fonctionne encore et remplit toutes ses promesses. J'ajouterai encore que cette machine (un déshumidificateur d'air, comme on en trouve pour 200€ un peu partout pour un modèle de salon) ne CRÉE pas de l'eau, elle l'extrait de l'air à grand renforts d'énergie, génère beaucoup de chaleur et ne peut que séparer l'eau qui existe dans l'air. Donc dans des climats hyper secs, on peut toujours se brosser.
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  847. "Made in USA" 😀🤣😂
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  848. l'autre tactique consiste à conscrire tout ce qui a une bite capable de tenir un fusil dans les territoires occupés, façon nazis en Alsace, et les envoyer se faire charcuter...
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  849. The title is ridiculous... France can barely deal with itself and struggles to maintain internal stability...
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  850. ... and pour vodka on top of it for good measure.
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  851.  @WinterXR7  yes and no... you forget A LOT of details here. Such as : the obligation to commit x% of your GDP to financing your own defence buildup, or France is the only EU country to have developed ALONE its own nuclear deterrence arsenal, or CCCP receiving MASSIVE Lend-Lease help during WW2 or...
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  852.  @WinterXR7  oh, daddy Stalin got nothing ?... well, when you eat your cake, you have no trace of it so you can forget it and complain you want more. Or maybe the motherland myth just doesn't like this memory. I don't know, I'm not Russian. I don't feel tied to a past I didn't write.
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  853.  @WinterXR7  "sexualized" ? "alot of it was directed towards the UK and other nations." then try and find the actual ratio, the quantities AND the negotiations and terms of their deals. Also remember that the USSR was and still is very proud of their image of self-sufficiency so accepting foreign help was seen as admission of weakness.
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  854.  @kennethwaight9051  interesting 🙂 i didn't dig much this subject before... Apart from the B29 clone saga
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  855. bon ? ah ? le taf du journaliste ou des script kiddies ?
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  856. being so "vulnerable" requires a lot of strength :-)
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  857. 14:20 Bazinga !!!!!!!!!
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  858. Yet another excellent video !
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  859. 5:54 : the real definition is simply : 299 792 458 m/s
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  860. parce que tu ne connais pas la tradition russe de l'espionnage qui remonte très, très loin.
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  861. cringe.... Elon allowed THAT on stage ? oh sorry, yeah, Elon. Sure.
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  862. Aaaannnd.... she lost. But France is not rid of her, unfortunately, on the contrary.
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  863. Notons que Jean-Pierre Grand est plus petit qu'Einstein !
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  864. Yet another excellent report ! thanks !
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  865. 9WM FTW
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  866. As if he ever tried...
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  867. 13:03 no. It's WAY more complex than that. and it's not 3000 cycles per second, my Lady 😀
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  868. As usual, it's so funny because it's so true...
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  869. Please ! MORE videos on this subject ! Thanks :-)
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  870. it's a dumpster fire ! it's insane that microkernels aren't used, it's insane that systemd is a thing, ...
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  871.  @soldtobediers  what do you mean by ''False Hearted Physicists'' ?
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  872. But Number Theory is God
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  873. Sacré Vlad, toujours aussi hypocrite... Il se croit vraiment au sommet du monde...
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  874. he had 4 full years when the cheetos he helped elect spent his time golfing...
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  875.  @l4m4re  if the theory of aether had any validity, the world as we observe it would look very different...
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  876.  @vikraal6974  it seems Arend does not know these things yet.
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  877.  @giakon1  you seem to not know and understand science. Remember : news snippets about the latest breakthrough, written by ignorant journalists who mistake conctepts, is NOT science. And you seem to mix everything and the rest in a fluffly ball of fuzzy concepts with no grounding. Science is not a religion, by the way, because it relies on observation. And we have observed many of the things you seem to brush away : light speed, photons, electrons, bosons, gluons, just don't conflate them with the many hypothesis that theoretical physics are working on. It's like you dismiss the whole automobile industry when an auto maker fails to deliver a new model after hyping it up with a prototype during a trade show. Learn to discern a hypothesis from an established law.
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  878. Arend Arend Arend... quotemining of these old things does not make you a scientist.
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  879. 5:30 awesome work here, Sabine ! I'm sending you a quantum cookie your way !
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  880. soit c'est un site pourri soit c'est un site d'exemple pour se faire la main soit ... ?
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  881.  @swingsterz4126  tout à fait
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  882. Comme on dit en France : "ça pue grave du cul, tout ça"
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  883. don't bet on other people's sanity or instinct of self-preservation.
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  884.  @АлексейЛукьянов-ц6ц  " L'armée reçoit constamment de nouveaux modèles d'armes. " Le T62 n'est pas très nouveau, pourtant, même s'il est 1 siècle plus récent que les fusils "donnés" aux "combattants" forcés de DPR/DNR. Cela me rappelle d'ailleurs comment Hitler a traité les alsaciens, lorsqu'il a envahi la France. Les alsaciens ont été intégrés de force dans la SS pour combattre leurs compatriotes. Selon toi, Vladimir Poutine entrera dans l'Histoire de quelle façon ?
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  885.  @АлексейЛукьянов-ц6ц  Tu comprends au moins que tes commentaires sont suspicieux, et on ne peut pas les considérer sérieusement.
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  886. 3:40 OHM....
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  887. 23:17 ah ! Dies verrückte Franzose ;-)
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  888. fuxafak made a similar generalisation some time ago and I didn't bother doing it while listening to the video, going straight to the solution, because i'm so lazy -_-
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  889. it can be a good feeling. It keeps you away from fooling yourself and falling in the humiliating part of the Dunning-Kruger curve. Humility has its own virtues.
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  890. AGPLv3. nothing beats it yet.
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  891. Hmmm un Rafale au 48è c'est la classe <3
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  892. 31:08 False ! You must be mistaken for the later designs, called "Von Neuman" architecture (as opposed to Harvard architecture where program memory and data memory are separate, and which was also used by relay computers of the 40s decade). ENIAC was NOT based on Turing's "designs", and Von Neuman only came later, put his name on a widely circulated paper. Look up Eckert and Mauchly's story. However Turing got to play with later "devices" in England and JvN had a blast (not just nuclear) with cellular automata and much much more :-)
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  893.  @psiphre  pink unicorns are more likely to exist than wormholes.
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  894. Your assertion is worthless and a waste of everybody's time. you see ? I also did a useless assertion. How easy, and self-rewarding, all those people who read you, it must feel great !
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  895. oh, sure, of course ! The fact that you are stuck on Earth and not flying around proves, if it was needed, that gravity works, and it's been known since Newton that any body with mass is attracted to other bodies with mass, whatever their size. Do you have any problem with this (well proven and easily verifiable) assertion ?
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  896.  @yingyang1008  I just checked : 1642-1727 is a bit far from the 1500s... Furthermore you seem to imply that discovering something means we must understand it. Obvious strawman is obvious.
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  897.  @yingyang1008  Now that you mention it, I might have been a bit cavalier with assuming you are stuck to Earth. But apart from your writings, I have no proof either that you're flying high :-) Now, you can verify many things by yourself by looking at any encyclopedia (en.wikipedia.org seems to be down at this moment of writing but I'm sure google can sate your curiosity)
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  898. @Avatar_2025 maybe you should learn a bit more about electromagnetism, and practice circuit design. Try to get your radio amateur license for example.
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  899. ah ? interesting, tell us more about it ! There would be a Nobel Prize or two to earn !
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  900.  @xjuhox  False equivalence fallacy. Who said gravity IS a quantized field ?
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  901. But you live right now THANKS to real gravity :-)
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  902. You fall for an old fallacy : there is no such thing as a good billionaire. It's ALL about POWER... in his own hands. Otherwise Starlink, Tesla cars and others wouldn't be such a PITA. You fall for a wishful thinking "hope" which is what a grifter does best.
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  903. Salty... yum.
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  904. 14:09 /me applauds
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  905. To quote one flat-earther : "interesting."
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  906. oué même qu'on apprend ça déjà à la maternelle.
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  907. Leslie DYNAMYYYYTE !!!
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  908. no punch spared 🙂
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  909. It's Bourbaki time !!!
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  910. proverbe pré-atomique, s'il en est.
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  911. tu veux dire : caillera moderne...
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  912. Nara : deer with it ? :-D Another great video, despite not related to my beloved subject, the semiconductor industry.
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  913. I see, Nara is sika deers :-P
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  914.  @PistonAvatarGuy  a Stirling engine then ? :-)
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  915. et pourquoi tu mentionnes un journal communiste ?
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  916. he's angry because he lost all his illusions in 1989. yeah communism doesn't work, so let's make an even corrupt kleptocracy...
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  917. à peine 😁
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  918. oui un simple ping of death... le bon vieux temps...
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  919. pfff je parle comme un vieux maintenant :O
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  920. nice gem :-D
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  921. 6:19 muhahahaha :-)
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  922. he has lost his re-election. Please, a bit of empathy ;-)
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  923. then watch the whole archive of this channel. Then find other channels, Youtube has many electronics design specialists !
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  924. maybe because mass IS energy ?
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  925. 18:55 des ordinateurs à câbles ?
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  926. il faut bien que Mémé Michu comprenne hein :-P
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  927. The sadistic one
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  928. doit y avoir un programme tout fait pour "hackerz" pour le dire, non ? :-P
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