I donโt know about any of you guys but it seems to me that almost every single shader I put on this armor looks really good. Especially Abyssinian gold. They should make more cool looking armor like this.
I have known that Quantum Scape had long problem resolving Dendrite issue for many years.
The Dendrite is the creature forming while charging solid state batteries and it causes safety issue because it can catch a fire.
But QS has stated that they resolved these issues and that's the key reason why QS stock was high rocketed in late last year. And also, the solid state metal battery company, Solid Energy System(SES), claimed that they resolved these issue too.
Here I think resolving Dendrite issue it the key barometer for Solid State Battery Companies' progress, but I never heard of anything on if SLDP has been resolved this issue already.
Anybody, please enlighten me if SLDP has resolved this?
The QS snobs like to beat up on SLDP regarding dendrites. They treat it as a foregone conclusion that our composition is doomed to fail unless heated to the temperature of the sun or compressed like the bottom of the sea. But that is just not the case. Because of a patent we control that obviates this issue.
This link will get you on the path. I need to snag the actual patent, but this is a major detail that means our approach is actually more likely to prove successful than any other. It means no ugly surprises...just a steady path to near-term victory and rollout. A solid state battery that is cheap and easily produced is not as elusive as weโve been told. SLDP is in hot pursuit
The link: https://stocktwits.com/stockpp/message/416225930
https://numenta.com/blog/2021/11/08/can-active-dendrites-mitigate-catastrophic-forgetting
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I like the colour scheme of the Dendrite Shimmer set and want to be able to throw an exotic on and not have to shade my entire Hunter to work around the Dendrite Shimmer armour.
In your opinion, what's the best dendrite shimmer outfit, whichever one gets the most votes is the one I'll end up buying.
Continuing my research series. A vital read for every person who has VS and VSS symptoms and believes or knows they've had their cholinergic system impacted by a medication (whether prescription or OTC) or recreational drug.
More evidence cited for the muscarinic control (using the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, which is a primary neurotransmitter in the brain alongside GABA, glutamate, norepinephrine, dopamine, serotonin, etc.) whose disruption specifically caused my VSS.
As complicated and complex as the science behind it may be, I find there are several instances in the article where it is spelled out very plainly and directly.
Smoking gun is right at the top, but the point is shown extensively and explicitly throughout.
Bottom line - Muscarinic acetylcholine receptors control GABAergic thalamic interneurons and alter neuronal excitability and firing rate in thalamus. Many non-cholinergic neurons have muscarinic acetylcholine receptors and cholinergic brainstem projects to thalamus' core.
Note that tonic firing is the main mode the thalamic cells (thalamocortical relay neurons) need to be in for normal vision - normal visual processing during the awake state.
As per usual, the article is much more thorough and extensive in technical detail than what I'm including here and you can see attached for the link.
> The Journal of Neuroscience
> Muscarinic Regulation of Dendritic and Axonal Outputs of Rat Thalamic Interneurons: A New Cellular Mechanism for Uncoupling Distal Dendrites
> Inhibition is crucial for sharpening the sensory information relayed through the thalamus. To understand how the interneuron-mediated inhibition in the thalamus is regulated, we studied the muscarinic effects on interneurons in the lateral posterior nucleus and lateral geniculate nucleus of the thalamus. Here, we report that activation of muscarinic receptors switched the firing pattern in thalamic interneurons from bursting to tonic. **Although neuromodulators switch the firing mode in several other types of neurons by altering their membrane potential, we found that activation of muscarinic subtype 2 receptors switched the fire mode in thalamic interneurons by selectively decreasing their input resistance. This is attributable to the muscarinic enhancement of a hyperpolarizing potassium conductance and two depolarizing cation conductances. The decrease in input resistance appeared to electrotonically uncouple the distal dendrites of thalamic interneur
... keep reading on reddit โก
Could anyone with both share a pic of how they look/shade together? Trying to determine if it's worth 12k bd for both sets.
Hi I am planning on creating a personal matrix server.
Is dendrite ready yet ? Should anyone use it over synapse ? Why or why not?
Also is there any guides for dendrite with docker ?
https://numenta.com/blog/2021/11/08/can-active-dendrites-mitigate-catastrophic-forgetting
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