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by tsoukase 1mo ago
Same in Fennek. Did they not check their presentation in mobile?
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
The foundations of math can equally by ZFC as well as in my basement. From any initial concept you can bootstrap mathematics.
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
I could accept the solution that the superuser decides about the age bracket of each regular user, that can be changed anytime. sudo chage -u mybob --bracket teen Users cannot change the setting, it can be presented to apps and let parents
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
It would be more interesting if they control for the games played. Eg Air traffic controllers that play Flight Sim, truck drivers that play GTA5 or teachers with Call of duty.
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
The more weight the better. There is an expression: break your comfort zone. But more important is an (almost) perfect exercise technique. Then resistance training makes unexpected wonders in all ages.
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
My kid wanted to jump 3x3x3 and go directly to a 4 cube. I freaked out when we messed it and thought we could never solve it, because you can't disassemble a 4 cube into pieces like a 3 one. In the end it's not so difficult: like
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
A primitive risk factor of Dementia is the lower cognitive effect lately due to any modern cause: drugs, mobile phones/LLMs, stress of war or climate crisis, job burn out. Even the reverse Flynn effect measured at early adulthood predi
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
This property is not so hard to learn and has some advantages, especially in oral form. For example for the words though, tough, through, throw it's easier to learn their pronunciation than their meaning, as well as the multiple meanin
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
Privacy, as security, is spread on a spectrum, depending the threat actor capability. FAAM account and content linking and LLMs' deep online search easily uncover anyone using non-advanced tools.
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
Mandatory thinking in the bathroom must be an ingrained behaviour in our DNA. It happens in very diverse cultures by people of every class.
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
Every language has it's specific difficulties as foreign, the French pronunciation, the Spanish speed, the Chinese ... well leave it. The English has the "easiest difficulty" among all: phrasal verbs, which are of moderate im
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
Relevant for Voyager I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQTfUB9AAnM&t=0
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
Humankind obviously will not die, it will adapt through various ways. Eg health services for elderly will be needed and inheritance will play an increased role as a single person will inherit multiple ancestors.
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
If we started the society/economy from scratch today, the current situation would seem absurd, inhumane and unacceptable. Imagine an inequality in scale of 10000s while you are only 1.5 more capable than the average. (Very) rich people
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
Any political system regresses to oligarchy. Both a single or all people cannot practically govern, so a few take over soon anyway. The question is, how are these few chosen?
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
Kakistos = worst. I am Greek and I have never heard such an accurate word for the modern political system.
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
Aristotle is very good, but Plato is perfect. Some random quotes: Only the dead have seen the end of war We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are afraid of the light Wise men speak be
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
In Greece there is an unjustified support for natural gas. They deliberately stop renewables adoption (no more netmetering, no more batteries) because the Prime minister sleeps at the same bed with gas-people (like Mytilinaios). We have to
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by tsoukase 1mo ago
I am glad I hear the warm and polite Willkommen hasn't changed. Thirty years ago a 20 something me visited Bonn for Erasmus and the following for medical Residency. Same excellent impressions, same humanely feelings, same satisfying co
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by tsoukase 2mo ago
For sure Linux ecosystem will dominate over Windows if things remain as now. The question is when: in 5 or 15 years. There are so many reasons: - high hardware prices push people to keep their 5-10 y-o PC that crawl under updated Windows ve
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by tsoukase 2mo ago
The last resort path for a failing company is to sell porn. When this time comes for LLM companies, it's the end of the bubble.
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by tsoukase 2mo ago
The beyond-3-SDs right side of the bell curve makes the rules and plays with them. It controls policy and law, shapes public opinions and enjoys capitalism. The only correct POV is theirs: there is no middle and lower class (having 1000 or
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by tsoukase 2mo ago
You should also bomb billions of cars, presumably while they are parked, and heating boilers. Better option for all: just turn them off.
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by tsoukase 2mo ago
With the covered surface by a prepared observer being so small and the place of impact being independent and identically distributed over all earth, we can declare such an event a one in billion one.
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by tsoukase 2mo ago
There are three possible scenarios for the next decades: 1) return to preindustrial level of pollution, possibility less than 1/10000 2) make radical changes suggested by scientists, less than 1/100 3) continue with the current pa
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by tsoukase 2mo ago
Drug discovery and development is hard, unique and non comparable in the engineering world. It has it's own properties, like "the pipeline", I-... phases and a mere 20-year long patent duration (counting from molecule discove
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by tsoukase 2mo ago
In the West medical procedures and therapies remain under the most conservative restrictions, which on one side saves lives due to potential failures, on the other it slows progression and innovation. We keep error type I extremely low. It
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by tsoukase 2mo ago
Everyone that has invested even a dollar to AI believes the revenue will easily surpass the most optimistic predictions. Ask them.
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by tsoukase 2mo ago
Naming plays top role in a corp's success. OpenAI chose terrible ones: a cheating, barely legal for the company and a scientific abbreviation for their popular product. I predict market fate will give them a lesson by pushing them to f
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by tsoukase 2mo ago
The author names the status, the subjective good-feeling, as the common cause and I agree. In layman terms, having kids is not trendy anymore. As parenthood lies in deeper instincts, the underlining cause is their suppression.

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