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by htag 3y ago
My summary from reading a bit (correct me if I'm wrong) If you were to order all publicly traded companies incorporated in the US, The Russell 2000 would include the companies ranked 1000-3000.
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by htag 3y ago
It seems overly optimistic to expect a breakthrough.
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by htag 3y ago
Sure, the prompt is bland. The interesting sauce is GPT4 cannot keep a secret. If you have a GPT4 powered user interface be sure not to load it with context you do not want directly leaking to the user.
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by htag 3y ago
Is the average online return rate really 15%-30%? What are people returning? My personal return rate is closer to 0.15%.
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by htag 3y ago
1. Many people do not get enough sun exposure to create their own vitamin D. 2. Some bodies produce more Vitamin D for the same amount of sun exposure as other bodies. For example, darker skin produces less vitamin D. 3. Some bodies conver
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by htag 3y ago
> less than ideal Yea, things aren't perfect and risk free so you might as well not even look at your options for change. /s
97.
by htag 3y ago
The A in COLA is adjustments. COLA Adjustments is like SQL Language or ATM Machine.
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by htag 3y ago
I think you two are comparing different numbers. You are discussing how much money content creators get paid for impressions. The other person is discussing how much advertisers spend to for impressions. In the middle is Google, which has i
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by htag 3y ago
Microsoft would have a claim as a creditor. It's more than nothing, but it is a paper promise.
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by htag 3y ago
> The D-He3 reaction is purely aneutronic, and while some D-D will still happen, they can tune it so it doesn't happen much. That would mean very little neutron radiation at the power plants. Yea. I'm just very curious as to w
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by htag 3y ago
1. Expectations of what to do in these situations should have been negotiated when Spain agreed to let US fly nuclear armed airplanes in their airspace. 2. The Spanish government is currently renting the land from it's owners. I am ve
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by htag 3y ago
* The safety is massively different than fission because there is no 'run away' reaction. If you turn off the power, fusion will stop. Fission will keep going once started, and can be very dangerous if the cooling system fails.
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by htag 3y ago
> Overall, full mystical-type experiences seem unlikely to be induced with doses below 200 µg I thought that was the point. Did I read this article right, and there are essentially no modern studies of LSD use in the 200-500µg range?
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by htag 3y ago
In the state I am in the police are able to lookup your insurance information, but it is still against regulation to drive without your insurance documentation.
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by htag 3y ago
The blog post spends lot of effort talking about the importance of privacy, and protecting your health data. It shames other organizations for not protecting your privacy. It describes how privacy is a value at Google. Then it announces a
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by htag 3y ago
So your position is "buyer beware". A company can make untrue claims about their product, and all of the responsibility rests on the consumer. I do not want to be a consumer in that world.
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by htag 3y ago
Leaving your phone behind in daily life is less than trivial. * My car insurance is currently only on my phone, and the printed cards in my glovebox are years out of date. I cannot drive. * If your car has LTE or 5G you should not use it.
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by htag 3y ago
The journalist refers to the feature to delete sensitive locations as a "Privacy promise". Google never uses the word promise, but it does market this feature as something that can keep your health data secure. The user shouldn&#
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by htag 3y ago
Will it be too late? Balmer's stench is almost completely off Microsoft.
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by htag 3y ago
I think so. The details a story of an Intel focusing it's resources instead of bumping it's stock price.
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by htag 3y ago
I'm also fond of the internet-as-public-square paradigm. All news worthy events are posted in it. There's sections of the square dedicated to classifieds and vendors. There's a spot with chess sets. Yes, there's also so
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by htag 3y ago
* It sounds like it an NBOME, which is known for being less forgiving at higher doses than LSD. I think the lesson here is to test your drugs. * I've also noticed people that are interested in tripping multiple days in a row tend to h
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by htag 3y ago
> at least NP hard Excuse me, I have a question. I was under the impression something is either NP hard or it is not. When you say "at least NP hard" it suggests there are levels beyond NP. Am I misinformed, or am I misunder
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by htag 3y ago
I've been using Linux long enough that I was around for KDE 3 and KDE 4. I did not enjoy using them, but I love 5. I'm nervous about this upgrade. I can't think of anything I want that would merit a major version upgrade.
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by htag 3y ago
I think SC2 is a little unique. Over half of the top 10 players do not speak English fluently enough for the amount of content creation expected. The majority of the viewers do expect content in English. This means many of the best playe
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by htag 3y ago
Some background info on this. * This type of account is called a "barcode" * SC2 is now free to play, so anyone can create a barcode account. The biggest barrier for top level players is needing to play ~10 hours to have a high e
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by htag 3y ago
There's a difference between temporary security and security theater. Real but temporary security -> This 2048 bit key you generated will be commercial grade protection until at least 2030. Sometime after that computers will be str
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by htag 3y ago
Unless you have money/connections. Most cities have private schools with excellent rankings.
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by htag 3y ago
I think this is the split discussed in the article. About 20% of the people would rather live in cities. Work From Home is giving us the freedom to choose where to live, and I don't see how it's anything but an absolute win. I&#
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by htag 3y ago
Is the RF/EMF hypothesis disproven? I haven't looked too deep into it, but to me the biggest objection I have to it is "I don't want it to be true"

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