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imnotlost
5mo ago
Obviously this is up to courts and juries to hammer out but... - Your agentic loop hacked something? You're liable. - FSD crashes? The guy in the driver's seat is liable. He/his insurance can sue Tesla to spread the liability
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Am I alone in thinking this is easy? The human making the decision is always liable. What if the human couldn't reasonably know better? Doesn't matter - If they made the same decision without AI or with old files it is still on th
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Ask HN: Personalized mRNA cancer vaccines, how real is the pipeline today?
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9mo ago
The correct typeface for the current U.S. administration would of course be Comic Sans or perhaps Comic Serif for double-super-serious documents.
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9mo ago
So you can know if you’re waiting or catching up
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1y ago
This work great for me too, when learning something new the LLM brings in all sorts of perspectives and contexts I don’t know about yet. It pulls in info from the docs, forums, code samples, shows me how things are connected, and may even s
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1y ago
Just build a bunch of nuclear power plants around the world. If we can spend a trillion or two bombing the taliban back into power we can afford some energy projects.
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1y ago
They know the cost of everything and the value of nothing.
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1y ago
Talking about blind faith... people still bet on the Dallas Cowboys after all.
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2y ago
Love it! I did a few cities where I’ve lived and it brings me back.
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2y ago
I understand, times are hard. Always were. When was this chill time when we could just take off fishing for a week or two? Random breakdown of time :) * 1800s * 1900-WW1 * WW1-WW2 * WW2-1980 * 1980-Now And yeah, single breadwinner household
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2y ago
Ah, the 1850s when life was good! The US Post is great and all, but I would gladly trade the US post for a large beaver-hunting territory! Horses are too fast! Walking is better. Or whatever... come on!
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2y ago
Sure, if we all had amnesia.. but we don't so we remember and reference the past and dream of a (better?) future..
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3y ago
Or return premiums to the marks, eh, victims, eh, members.
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3y ago
The Brits have gone all in on the surveillance society with their CCTV cameras all over the place and now the Online Safety Bill. Still early days, I'm sure it'll be expanded at every opportunity. Maybe 1984 is the blueprint. In t
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3y ago
There is a well-worn joke in the economics profession that involves two economists – one young and one old – walking down the street together: The young economist looks down and sees a $20 bill on the street and says, “Hey, look a twenty-do
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4y ago
They're already doing it in Estonia [1]. Is it impossible to do in the US? Why? Zero trust in government (at all levels)? [1] https://e-estonia.com/solutions/e-identity/id-card/
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4y ago
The only real solution to the deluge of content, human or otherwise, is paid curation and moderation.
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4y ago
Mentally check out of work - mentally check into your life and loved ones. Or eventually get a divorce I guess...
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4y ago
Don't think about actual pulse numbers and % of pulse numbers. If you're not thinking about quitting and almost falling off the rower you're not going hard enough. You will think of every excuse known to man to avoid doing it
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For 80-85% of maximum pulse rate... If your lungs are burning and you're about to collapse after 30 seconds of activity the intensity is about right. Do 30 seconds high intensity, then 90 seconds low intensity (don't sit down or s
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4y ago
Van prices and van build prices are nuts in the US. Meanwhile in Europe you get a pretty nice van for about EUR 65K (including VAT and TUF). https://www.hymer.com/de/en/models/hymer-free
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The headline should be that Europe as 0 storage capacity so people will pay to get rid of the natgas (someone else should store it). This is a temporary problem and does not mean the natgas issues are solved for the winter. There was a simi
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The Tokyo subway during rush hour is anything but heaven.
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It's sort of like this: "When I describe East Coast vs West Coast culture to my friends I often say "The East Coast is kind but not nice, the West Coast is nice but not kind," and East Coasters immediately get it. West C
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Good tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/c/RyanLaley
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I just created a new scene in Unity 2020.3.5 and terrain going out to 6000 and a simple camera fly-script to fly around and it all looks good to me - no shaking. Using 32-bit floating point you'll have 0.1 accuracy up to 100000 at leas
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My friend is an electrician with a monster grip - he still had a heart attack! Sounds like a correlation that misses the point, general health prolongs life, couch-potatoes die sooner and have worse quality of life their last 30 years or so
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You're not suggesting NATO saying "sure let's talk about membership" and Russia INVADING a country is the same but different "magnitude"? It's up to Ukraine if they want to pursue NATO membership or any ot
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5y ago
I think economics is a major hurdle for Ukrainian EU membership. Their GDP/capita is less than $4,000. EU average is 8x that. I'm sure there are many other issues as well.
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