aardvarkr

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by aardvarkr 2mo ago
Released October 2022? That’s a very human piece of art even if the images may have been generated by an algorithm
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by aardvarkr 2mo ago
Amazing, I love learning about knots! Is there a better shoelace knot? Not faster, but better
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by aardvarkr 2mo ago
Prove it
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by aardvarkr 2mo ago
Residential real estate appraisals are done by under employed real estate agents. They’ll always find a way to justify the number that you paid, like during Covid when I bid $200k over asking for a $1M house, the appraiser didn’t bat an eye
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by aardvarkr 3mo ago
Is any of that capable of replacing google and apple on mobile?
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by aardvarkr 3mo ago
They both feed off of hype. The people posting about crypto are not the same people gpu mining crypto so I wouldn’t chalk it up to the same hardware
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by aardvarkr 4mo ago
If stranger things ended with everyone dead and no happy ending then sure but no, everything is fair and the heroes always win. Horror has always been mainstream fyi, it’s not a recent invention
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by aardvarkr 5mo ago
Sounds like you just want a car from the year 2000.
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by aardvarkr 6mo ago
That’s fine. They can choose to use whatever model their political hearts desire. the supply chain risk designation means EVERYONE who works with the government isn’t allowed to use Claude. Nearly everyone in tech has some sort of contract
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by aardvarkr 6mo ago
Survivorship bias and the corporate finance world of today is completely unrecognizable from the world of Google and Apple. Just look at the resulting performance of the SPAC craze
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by aardvarkr 7mo ago
It’s a $200M contract. That’s not nothing but it’s definitely not such a huge sum for these companies at their scale when they’re spending billions on infrastructure. I’m sure anthropic has signed up more revenue this week in response to th
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by aardvarkr 7mo ago
I don’t care who is in the whitehouse. Snowden revealed the crimes of the NSA in 2013 when Obama was president. They’re all going to want to use AI for mass surveillance
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by aardvarkr 7mo ago
I hate this so much. The nsa’s spying on everyone in 2010 was “legal” and I can only imagine how much worse it is now with AI to follow your digital footprint around everywhere. Too bad we don’t have any more whistleblowers like Snowden
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by aardvarkr 7mo ago
Capture the student market 100%. I’d buy one for my kids tomorrow. These machines are made with an iPhone chip so they’re going to be great at browsing the web and studying. I wouldn’t buy one for myself To do actual work on but for light u
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by aardvarkr 7mo ago
It’s more a factor of how they structure the desired output. They follow a template instead of trying to come up with something on the fly
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by aardvarkr 7mo ago
Ugh I have actually started hating Gemini for this specifically.
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by aardvarkr 7mo ago
They look like any other pair of sunglasses. No piece of glass over one eye reminding everyone you meet that you’re wearing a camera. They’re incredibly stealthy
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by aardvarkr 7mo ago
This is the same government caught spying on its citizens by Snowden so I don’t trust them at all.
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by aardvarkr 7mo ago
Huh? In what world was the tariff on sand 2000%?
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by aardvarkr 7mo ago
The feds are the ones that control import duties, not the states. The courts will decide two years from now what to do.
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by aardvarkr 8mo ago
No, you can think of them more like unarmed artillery shells. Can you walk down the street to buy some artillery munitions? Even if they were considered arms for the purpose of 2a this isn’t a ban on drones but a specific manufacturer. They
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by aardvarkr 9mo ago
If you read one book a quarter then yeah it’s not for you. If you read one book a week you can queue up fifty good books and wait for that one to come available at some point in the year.
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by aardvarkr 10mo ago
So what makes a bitcoin worth $100k if it’s such a shit currency?
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by aardvarkr 11mo ago
Medical tourism is a huge industry. A 3 month supply costs more than $3k in the USA. A flight to Canada costs $300 and takes a few hours of your time. I’d definitely do it if I was taking the drug.
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by aardvarkr 11mo ago
Generics are so cheap and easy to make that they can reasonably justify that it will save the government money by making the population healthier. Just think about how much less heart disease and cancer and every other obesity-affected dise
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by aardvarkr 11mo ago
This article is saying that the patent elapsed in 2018 because thy didn’t pay the $250 to renew the patent. Instead they relied on “data exclusivity” which means their trial data is exclusively theirs and anyone who wants to sell in Canada
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by aardvarkr 11mo ago
Any update can brick your device if done poorly. This device just happens to be a car. You misunderstood what OP was saying. They claimed that an update to the infotainment system shouldn’t be able to brick the other systems in the car. The
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by aardvarkr 11mo ago
Shorts are people pointing out bad activity in the market and making it public. I’d prefer the bad actors get called out
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by aardvarkr 1y ago
I had it done in late 2022. The doctor does close to zero work and it’s all in the laser. I called almost every lasik specialist in the city to figure out what laser they use and what their price is and then narrowed that list further with
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by aardvarkr 1y ago
That’s amazing. I love hearing about basic research like this. Keep the innovations coming!

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