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by paint 2y ago
Reading computer scientists' takes on psychology or social sciences after taking 1 (one) 101 level class and then reinventing the wheel on topics that have been researched for decades is just grating. Where does this come from? We get
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by paint 3y ago
In ancient greek punishments, in the Tantalos minigame, the giant deadly boulder hanging above his head, as described in Homer's Odyssey, is missing. but so cool anyways!
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by paint 3y ago
Exactly man, we have to change that. Thanks for pointing it out.
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by paint 3y ago
> If the genders were reversed it would be binned as sexist without any support or regard for context This is what happened in the comments? She gave context in the post. Did you read it?
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by paint 3y ago
There is an alarm clock on iOS that used to be a 4 USD or something pay once that is now a monthly fee that I still use every day. It records your sleep sounds and wakes you up at a time when you're not in a deep sleep (you set a n min
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by paint 3y ago
She's not wrong. There are too many white scientists (statistically) and STEM graduates.
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by paint 3y ago
I mean, I get the reason behind it and I honestly don't know if it's a good or a bad thing, but the idea of pseudoephedrene sales being monitored like that is so foreign to me. I bought cold medication in pharmacies in 3 different
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by paint 3y ago
What you are saying is technically not wrong, but misleading, as it omits the fact the dams broke due to a natural disaster, Storm Daniel, which previously also "affected Greece, Bulgaria, and Turkey with extensive flooding.". ht
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by paint 3y ago
Title should be: "Mexican ufologist shows 2 objects to Congress he claims are alien corpses" or something like that;)
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by paint 3y ago
Echoing the kind of climate change scenario 5 year old kids have seems kind of cruel the week thousands of people in Libya died of events that are exasperated by the climate crisis. People are already dying of climate related causes, like c
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by paint 3y ago
I used to be in the same boat until i finally bit the bullet and got a phone without a headphone port, but i wish i didnt have to. I don't like using a dongle, for example its easy to lose them when you detach it from the headphones to
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by paint 3y ago
Then you're going to the wrong concerts. Lil Pump? Maybe. (Not to say anything against hip hop as a genre, but i've seen insta stories and as you say they're just seas of phone screens in the crowd. Disgusting) At good jazz o
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by paint 3y ago
Apple phones are a lot more expensive than android phones of similar specs
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by paint 3y ago
Its fine for everybody's needs - unless youre shooting weddings or movies or something no one needs to spend 800+ USD on latest iphone, they can just buy one from a few gens back for less than half of that
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by paint 3y ago
I'm in the same boat except that i bought one used. Battery health was also at 83% when i bought it, don't know what its now but lasting a full day so i dont care. What do you mean "while you still can"? Will they discon
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by paint 3y ago
Only tangentially related, but the new hot shit i recently learned about is "conversational commerce", i.e. services that let companies spam their target markets on messengers like whatsapp in situations like the ones you describe
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by paint 3y ago
Interesting! Without going into personal details, can you explain what sort of incongruence he found between his diary and his memory? I sometimes keep a diary, for example when I go on long trips that are different from my day-to-day life.
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Germany wins Basketball World Cup, holds off Serbia 83-77 for gold medal(apnews.com)
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by paint 3y ago
Because human cognition is fundamentally affected and controlled by it's body and its sensorimotor interactions with the environment (read: "Six Views on Embodied Cognition" by Margret Wilson) which LLMs don't have and w
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by paint 3y ago
Blobby Volley is the only true tiebreaker! (Also good for passing time while games were installing from disc)
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by paint 3y ago
>but it's also completely acceptable to walk into a restaurant or store and just ask if you can use theirs. ...same as in Germany
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by paint 3y ago
ChatGPT is such a disease. The person you replied to was making a reference to the movie Trainspotting...
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by paint 3y ago
Wouldn't be the first time: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/08/world/europe/elon-musk-uk...
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by paint 3y ago
Seems overengineered, i agree the list in its current state is a bit awkward to scroll through but I'd just turn it into a 2xN grid sorted alphabetically.
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by paint 3y ago
I asked because as HN doesn't notify users about responses to their comments (right?) it would be more likely that someone else would read my comment and explain it to me, than the original commenter. I was also referencing an old 4cha
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by paint 3y ago
I know you're joking but some people actually think that way and it's so disgusting. No borders no nations no walls
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by paint 3y ago
This is America
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by paint 3y ago
refuse improve their English
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by paint 3y ago
> organized through some sort of clustering in vector space. What did he mean by this?
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by paint 3y ago
The Turkish word for bathroom is pronounced like the Spanish one

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