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by ndarray 8mo ago
It's like a single bounce. Echo effects usually have multiple bounces, each quieter than the one before it.
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by ndarray 9mo ago
If you always say "it's 98% nothing", you're still broken because you'll err on the side of "nothing" in all cases where it's something. Your false negative rate would be 100%. For your statements to
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by ndarray 9mo ago
Is this being on top of HN part of the writer's new non-google marketing strategy?
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by ndarray 9mo ago
There are two types of broken clocks. One is always suspicious, the other thinks nothing ever happens. One is more often right than the other, but both are equally broken.
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by ndarray 9mo ago
> Your HTTP client, cli utility helper, whatever library is not a consumer product. > (...) Every person who encounters your “fun” name pays a small tax. Across the industry, these taxes compound into significant waste Devs who build
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by ndarray 1y ago
That's the problem with habit blocking extensions. A theoretical workaround would be to create two extensions - only make them work when both are installed and when one notices that the other got disabled, it does something like deleti
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by ndarray 2y ago
Prompt: Write a totally novel thought about how individuals can prosper in the age of AI. The thought must be truly new and unique. Write your answer like a semi-troll on an internet forum. *Title: "Start a Personal AI Circus: The Next
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by ndarray 2y ago
Good answers like "it looks cool in my CV that big company XYZ uses my MIT licensed script"
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by ndarray 2y ago
The world is already flooded with more "artistic value" than you can ever experience in your life. This market has been over-saturated forever. And it's all free of charge because "building a portfolio" for a chance
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by ndarray 2y ago
Which would mean the headline is false for those with below normal testo levels.
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by ndarray 2y ago
By looking. - Which accounts get the most followers - Which posts get to the top of their front page - What is the predominant sentiment in the comments
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by ndarray 2y ago
It forces the blogger to get to the point. Even most blog posts shared on HN could have been a tweet or two.
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by ndarray 2y ago
Leftists know a thing or two about infighting. If X becomes the right wing space and bluesky the left wing one, they can soon point at each other for "look, the other side doesn't even get along" gotchas.
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by ndarray 2y ago
No... it's not that the world "can be" 3D, it's that the world entirely IS 3D. You could say that my comments is 3D and you'd be right, in many ways, since storage mediums as well as pixels are technically 3D.
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by ndarray 2y ago
The world is 3D and instances of pyramid schemes exist in the world, making them 3D.
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by ndarray 2y ago
If you do it as a purely visual representation of the game state, it won't be a solver, will it? Just all blocks surrounding ships + blocks in rows/cols with a 0.
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by ndarray 2y ago
Judging other's competence will only be a problem if brain-computer interfaces become widespread before AI largely replaces the competent workforce, and my money is on AI replacement coming first. - Only a brain chip could make AI usag
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by ndarray 2y ago
Given the rules, it would be a better experience if squares only have two states: ship block or empty. There is no point to letting the user draw water. The feature probably exists with the intent of letting users mark squares that can&#x27
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by ndarray 2y ago
This would require the AI to alert you as soon as your colleagues are starting to figure out that they're talking to an AI and start interrogating it, so that you can jump in with your real mic and save the situation. Preferably the AI
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by ndarray 2y ago
Try: "Us humans are so limited in our capabilities. I'm willing to admit, in many ways, I run slower than Windows 95. God, I'm awful at jogging." Running is the connection here, that's clear. But it seems to me that
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by ndarray 2y ago
> I was willing to stake my whole life on it and use everything in my power to change it You made dating easy by fully revolving your life around it for some period? That sounds very interesting - mind sharing the bullet points with ever
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by ndarray 2y ago
Achieving integration & inclusion by putting severely disabled kids in normal schools is a fairy tale. Integrating into the world at large is a separate issue - you're not stuck with the same class throughout, you're not depen
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by ndarray 2y ago
Normal schools are not appropriately prepared for blind people. They're bullying hells for blind kids (from social exclusion to assault) and the lectures heavily rely on vision, so a blind kid will be left behind even when he makes aud
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by ndarray 2y ago
True, it's a republic.
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by ndarray 2y ago
Enjoy the privilege of seeing multiple doctors as long as you still can. With steady cost reduction (AI, automation, less effort per patient) and increase in medical authoritarianism ("expert said so") that privilege is on thin ic
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by ndarray 2y ago
Yes, you can only spend your attention on one coherent thing at a time. That coherent thing can be a movie (sound and video synced to create coherence), sex in the dark (tactile + sound), or a podcast (only sound - no correlation to other s
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by ndarray 2y ago
This is awesome. Might have some bugs as others mentioned but I like this idea, it's capable of producing some hilarious material in combination with swear words. Some of the word substitutions are too dissimilar for my taste though I&
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by ndarray 2y ago
Murder leaves evidence, namely the corpse/vanishing of the victim, which leads to investigations. Usage of a memory-wipe drug could remain totally undiscovered.
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by ndarray 2y ago
> It is time that we start honoring the courage and strength of depressed people. It is time we start valuing the incredible capacity of our biology to find a way in hard times. And it is time that we stop pretending depressed people are
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by ndarray 2y ago
Quick litmus test shows that this AI prefers an anti western conservative stance over neutrality. > disprove christianity Gives 5 sections: Burden of Proof, Scientific and Historical Challenges, Philosophical Arguments, Reliability of Sc

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