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by redwood 7d ago
For those of us with family members with intellectual disabilities who, when we were young, used that phrase as the phrase of record rather than as an insult... it's just a bummer to see used. Maybe try some empathy
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by redwood 7d ago
The new Waymos (blue ones with sliding doors) are a dream to ride and come with built in voice Gemini.
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by redwood 7d ago
The Millenium Prize awards are going to need to be raised!
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by redwood 7d ago
Indeed it's as if we've harvested all the large oak trees and can no longer make trans-Atlantic wooden ships and now must move on to metal. And doing that actually required stumbling on coal which ultimately was old wood. And then
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by redwood 7d ago
I hate to be the one to point this out but how have we gone to the point where one of the world's Premier mathematics thought leaders is communicating through a medium that requires clunkily reading and combining multiple distinct sect
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by redwood 8d ago
But they routinely leverage web search in connection to providing responses which means they're leveraging their static intelligence on top of a dynamic context corpus. This is critically important and arguably similar to humans in oth
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by redwood 8d ago
Right or put differently you can say that all computer stuff is reduced to ones and zeros. And if you say that in the right context you might convince someone that computers are therefore not very powerful or interesting but of course you&#
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by redwood 8d ago
Sufis have done something similar within Islam. Similar to how there are different denominations of Christians some of whom view some of these as heretical you see the same thing playing on Islam where Sufi saint pilgrimage sites that were
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by redwood 8d ago
What a ludacris setup.. randomly interrupting people to ask them what they're doing and how they're feeling.. as if that's really going to give you a an unbiased and accurate signal for the very topic the author is writing ab
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by redwood 8d ago
It's anthropologically interesting to see what it is like to be a designer. Similar to how on this site we largely can see how it is to be an engineer this gives us a view into a companion role. They each have their own unique quirks i
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by redwood 11d ago
Sure any massive structure going to formally farm country will elicit a negative reaction
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by redwood 12d ago
No a big part is that the buildings are ugly and transform the character of a place that folks grew up in. Maybe focus should be put on beautifying these buildings in some way
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by redwood 13d ago
See https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.02209 but I hope researchers are looking to tackle this problem
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by redwood 14d ago
I'm missing the point the parent commenter was making
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by redwood 15d ago
Can you explain what you're saying? Do you mean that in 1999 fewer people worked low paying jobs?
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by redwood 20d ago
If we assume they've invested up to $70B in other companies, which is the estimated value of their equity investments, then that implies that a maximum of 10% of that estimated revenue demand is coming directly circularly... and that a
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New physics: LBL/Davis showing fusion persists at ultra low energies(physicsworld.com)
3 points by redwood 25d ago|0 comments
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by redwood 1mo ago
Worlds apart these two men Vannevar Bush and Michael Kratsios. My how far we've fallen. "Bush joined the Department of Electrical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in 1919, and founded the company that
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by redwood 1mo ago
Really weird writing and grammar errors. Odd
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by redwood 1mo ago
As someone who has gone back and forth over sports over the years and generally is of the anti-establishmentarian strain of thinking and inherently against sports as a general boring vanilla time sink, I do see the value of having something
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by redwood 1mo ago
Sounds like they're trying to get ahead of Superlogical
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by redwood 1mo ago
How are folks managing stateful workloads like databases on Oxide?
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by redwood 1mo ago
"The last piece of software" still their tagline?
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by redwood 1mo ago
Innocent of what exactly in whose eyes exactly? Everyone has secrets
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by redwood 1mo ago
Inference almost certainly dominates training workloads at this point and that can only be expected to continue to become more lopsided
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by redwood 1mo ago
It's important to distinguish the toxic SOX/NOX emissions from CO2 which is not toxic but is a greenhouse gas. These two categories and materially different and conflating them is very risky. For example if this were to replace an
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by redwood 1mo ago
The flag of New York City also features beavers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flags_of_New_York_City Edit: it's clearer in the seal of the city https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seal_of_New_York_
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by redwood 1mo ago
Because of their neighbors to the north having an insatiable appetite and willingness to spend large amounts of money on illicit goods. Mexico should probably legalize and bring these into a regulated state of the United States would not al
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by redwood 1mo ago
The strength of a military or militant organization is not a binary concept. It is context dependent.. a remote mountain area is the kind of place that the military you describe simply is spread too thin to have much coverage of. Sure they
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by redwood 1mo ago
Take the path less traveled. Be open to new experiences. Treasure the friend making potential of the first hours, days and weeks... there's nothing else quite like it in life and we all wish we knew it at the time. Be someone people re

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