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biggoodwolf
29d ago
Also works if you want to derail someone else's plan
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biggoodwolf
4mo ago
That's just a fine. Cost of business
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biggoodwolf
4mo ago
Groups exist
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biggoodwolf
4mo ago
Logitech mx 1-4. You don't have to marry Apple
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biggoodwolf
5mo ago
"Stick around to make it better", exclaimed the abusive partner.
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biggoodwolf
7mo ago
No true scotsman
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biggoodwolf
9mo ago
Wait till you see the vulnerabilities introduced... Makes you wonder how organic it really is
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biggoodwolf
9mo ago
if you invest 20 and get 20 then you got 0% profit
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biggoodwolf
10mo ago
I recall seeing this also happening in CosmosDB. Both auto and manual
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biggoodwolf
1y ago
S1 S2 S3 S4 sleep modes and what happened to the most useful of them ;)
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biggoodwolf
2y ago
0 in all three cases
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biggoodwolf
2y ago
What did the Romans ever do for us?
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biggoodwolf
2y ago
GePeTO1 does not make Pinnochio into a real boy.
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biggoodwolf
2y ago
You're a brain in a bucket. What is the nature of the bucket is up for debate
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biggoodwolf
2y ago
No, many of these building are way under 80% utilization.
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biggoodwolf
2y ago
Like Manhattan? They've built a lot, and it's getting cheaper every year
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2y ago
What is the value add vs using an LLM agent?
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3y ago
I went to the top private school in my country Cursive handwriting was not optional, same for spelling. Teachers would flunk people and no, there are no repeats at that school. From 200 in kinder, only 70 finished HS You are on the right si
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biggoodwolf
3y ago
HP DV2000 keyboard. Unbelievably good by modern standards, better than many older thinkspads
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biggoodwolf
3y ago
As opposed to where? At least they're trying, rest of the world has not build meaningfully either in quite a long time. Maybe only China
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3y ago
Read the parent comment again, even taking the survey at face value: "EXPERTS DECLARE EXPERTS' FIELD IS MOST IMPORTATN!!!!" No news, only snooze
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biggoodwolf
3y ago
And who would do that? Even if technically possible, there is no one willing to do it.
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3y ago
It hard for Protestants or crypto-Protestants (i.e. many atheists from Protestant backgrounds) to accept someone changing their minds.
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3y ago
Similar happens in Spanish, I think just the attempt is valuable in and of itself, if for no other purpose that asking the question, "can we do better?". Otherwise one ends with English and its lowest-common denominator antics
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biggoodwolf
3y ago
I have a bridge to sell you... Unfortunately, it is likely those medicines will drive the next wave of chronic disease.
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biggoodwolf
3y ago
Absolutely! We've killed 2/3 of the world's wildlife and losing biodiversity NOT through climate change. If anything it is a distraction from very real pollution and habitat destruction. Your attention is constantly pulled to
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3y ago
Some argument of this form has been posited since at least the 1970s. 50 years of failed predictions from the Neomalthusians
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3y ago
This is disappointing, I expected a bit more from OpenAI than to fall for the nerd snipe that is EA.
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biggoodwolf
3y ago
On closer, look it is a randomized trial with 3 hundreds of fat, hypertense patients, most of which are on some kind of drug or platelet treatment. That 70% hypertense bit pointing towards most of them being magnesium deficient to begin wit
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3y ago
Meh, one of its cofactors is magnesium, unless they controlled for that, this is meaningless.
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