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Got it, faster than light IN THAT MEDIUM.
> but there are other particles that don’t slow down as much and end up moving faster than light.
Not slowing down as much I can understand but shouldn't it read as
"but there are other particles that don’t slow down as much OR EVEN end up moving faster than light."
> Nothing can travel faster than the speed of light in a vacuum. However, in other mediums, particles can potentially move faster than light. For instance, while in water, light would instantly slow down to 75% of its normal speed, but there are other particles that don’t slow down as much and end up moving faster than light. Whenever that happens, a blue or violet glow occurs.
After reading this answer, I was not any wiser.
Exhibit nr 8453324 to not trust Sam Altman and OpenAI.
I'd say non-zero, as seen in the current state of affairs.
What were they thinking? And most importantly: what TV are they using at home?
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But then again, they also ship now stuff for datacenters (facepalm):
What about the remaining 60%?
Not sure this is confirmed at this time.
We failed.