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by phoenixreader 3y ago
What you showed are the advertisements of the homes, but these are not the instructions that Sears sold. I assume the instructions would include a bill of materials and the step-by-step assembly process.
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
It is amazing to me that people used to spend one month full time on their own to build their own house using the instructions provided by Sears. Does anyone know whether any instruction booklets have survived? And whether it is possible fo
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CanLII now provides AI case summaries for court cases(canliiconnects.org)
1 points by phoenixreader 3y ago|0 comments
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
The video is not available for me on Youtube. Alternative working link: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/titanic-visiting-the-most-famou...
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
This feature is not public, right? Not on my Edge installation. It's only on canary.
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
Data-wise, what additional data does this include compared to Reddit's default export?
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
Why did your startup fail?
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
QR code menus are extremely popular in countries that have wide digital payment adoptions, such as China. Each QR code is linked to a table number. You take out your phone, turn on the camera with one click, scan the code, select the items
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
Exactly. It also would not be difficult for website operators to embed hidden user info in their served pages, thereby finding out the archive.is account. This approach seems risky for archive.is.
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
You mean the pages are crowdsourced? I don’t think so because many pages are archived only upon request. If I ask to archive a new page, archive.is provides it very quickly. This is not possible if the archive is built from crowdsourced dat
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
I was going to mention “sanction”. Happy to learn more words like that!
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
I was interested in the proof of this ("if x is a rational number, and x raised to the power of an integer is an integer, then x is an integer"), so I asked the new Bing. It actually gave a correct proof (despite no relevant links
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
I got this: defmodule Fibonacci do def fib(0), do: 0 def fib(1), do: 1 def fib(n), do: fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2) end
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
This is a very nice proof! Probably the best proof here, since it's easy to follow and does not require differentiation.
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
Why do m,n have to be even?
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
This doesn't prove anything, unfortunately. It doesn't even make use of the fact that m,n are integers. If m,n are not restricted to integers, there exists an infinite number of solutions (e.g. m=8.043, n=1.46). The mistake in you
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
https://archive.ph/VYXYR
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
Is this sarcasm? Everything it returns is the top results on Bing for me. I searched "list of archlinux dotfiles that use Neovim and Sway". Bing returned: https://yutkat.github.io/dotfiles https://wiki
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
This is in direct retaliation of US ban on chip technology export. In fact, you can even find their rationale for doing so on this pro-China reddit thread from six months ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/Sino/comments
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
I just tried it with GPT-4 (temperature set to zero). It worked (according to my limited music knowledge) after two corrections: USER Write a G major ionian scale with three notes per string in guitar tablature notation. If not possible, te
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
Could someone explain how to test this? Applying the delta conversion requires 60GB of CPU RAM. Do you just have 60GB RAM on your machine?
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
Tik Tok and Instagram are not actually installed on Windows 11 by default. They just appear in the Start Menu as logos, because so many people install them manually. They only begin installation once you click on the logos. News on search b
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
There has been a lot of food packaging toxicity research news lately, for some reason. For example, just two weeks ago, "BPA-like chemical seeps from labels to food" https://www.futurity.org/bisphenol-s-bps-bpa-pla
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BPA-like chemicals seeps from labels to food(futurity.org)
56 points by phoenixreader 3y ago|3 comments
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
Yoshua Bengio studied there, and I think Doina Precup teaches there as well. They are ranked 31st in the world in QS (rankings are not that useful, but they can be a metric to whether people "consider" it a good school). Extremely
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by phoenixreader 3y ago
It's the CV of Jeremy Cooperstock, a Professor at McGill. It lists Changpeng Zhao as one of his former students.
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by phoenixreader 4y ago
How can SBF ever be convicted now? Even if he spends just 10% of that in legal fees (220m), he will be able to have a legal team no government can match. He can afford to have countless mock trials and to approach countless expert witnesses
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by phoenixreader 4y ago
> in the paper...they specified it was their red team pretending to be a TaskRabbit worker Where in the paper did they specify that? I read the paper and was still led to believe that it involved a real TaskRabbit worker on the real Inte
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by phoenixreader 4y ago
The OpenAI system card suggests the opposite. They said GPT-4 successfully used TaskRabbit to hire a human worker. The OpenAI system card: "ARC combined GPT-4 with a simple read-execute-print loop that allowed the model to execute code
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The house that came in the mail(99percentinvisible.org)
1 points by phoenixreader 4y ago|0 comments

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