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by 725686 3y ago
This has always driven me crazy. Its just amazing how much $$$ is wasted because of this.
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by 725686 3y ago
We are already there, you can no longer trust any image or video you see, so what is the point? Bad actors will still be able to create fake images and videos as they already do. Limiting it for the average user is stupid.
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by 725686 3y ago
That is exactly the mentality that will doom us.
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by 725686 3y ago
Plus the environmental impact of driving to get a single coke.
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by 725686 3y ago
That must have been Calendar.class
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by 725686 3y ago
I don't know shit, but I'm pretty sure the kind of birds cats kill are very different from the kind of birds that get killed in wind turbines, i.e. eagles
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by 725686 3y ago
For anyone interested in the origin of life, and the origin of complex life I highly recommend Nick Lane's Books. You can start with "The Vital Question". There are also some fantastic videos of him online.
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by 725686 3y ago
Oh, sorry. I'm a Star Wars guy.
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by 725686 3y ago
I don't think it will. What makes you say so? https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/54983/154333
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by 725686 3y ago
If you think The Sphere is cool from the outside, wait until you see the inside. The humongous spherical screen in the inside is amazing (16K resolution according to Wikipedia). U2 is sold out, and the tickets are not cheap (I payed $500 fo
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by 725686 3y ago
I have, in more than one occasion, gone to sleep with a problem in mind and woke up with a solution, but it is more of a conceptual thing. To actually see the lines of code, if true, is wild.
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by 725686 3y ago
Anytime this philosophy vs. science comes up I like to quote Richard Feynman: "Philosophy of science is about as useful to scientists as ornithology is to birds."
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by 725686 3y ago
Any project in which you don't want to be obsolete in 6 months.
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by 725686 3y ago
Nick Lane's Power Sex & Suicide, and The Vital Question are excellent and relatively easy for anyone. Transformer is much more difficult and dense. There are also some excellent talks in yt.
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by 725686 3y ago
I always recommend getting started with git with "Git For Ages 4 And Up" by Michael G. Shwern: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ffBJ4sVUb4&t=10s
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by 725686 3y ago
My respects. I use vim daily. So long and thanks for all the fish!
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by 725686 3y ago
What do you guys use for managing digital assets, and by that I mean what software is installed where, what usernames/passwords are required for operating (databases, 3rd party API, etc), which versions, etc?
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by 725686 3y ago
Seinfeld uncovered this many years ago. The huge airport, airline complex is just a scam to sell you the tuna sandwich: https://youtu.be/kxGzClxVx9Q
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by 725686 4y ago
I have one of the first Prusas... and it sucks. It sucked from the very fist day. Faulty components. Material would not stick to the table. Warping. Miserable experience. It has been collecting dust ever since.
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by 725686 4y ago
Can I get a single license for Windows 10 LTSC? I was under the impression that you need to buy multiple lisences.
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by 725686 4y ago
"Personally, I've been annoyed at how confidently wrong ChatGPT can be. Even when you point out the error and ask it to correct the mistake it comes back with an even-more-wrong answer" That also happens with real people so..
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by 725686 4y ago
Common sense is the least common of the senses.
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by 725686 4y ago
I'm not a native english speaker, but the title doesn't make sense to me. What does it mean?
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by 725686 4y ago
I immediately got reminded of an interesting video I saw from The Honest Carpenter titled "THE TRADES ARE DYING...But The World Still Needs To Be Built! CAN WE FIX THE SKILLED LABOR SHORTAGE?" https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by 725686 4y ago
He was talking about humans.
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by 725686 4y ago
For a moment I thought it was the very well loved minutephysics youtube channel...
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by 725686 4y ago
How about Stephen Hawking, Lawrence Krauss, Neil Degrass Tyson, Richard Dawkins? I have no dog in the fight, I just remember my favorite authors not been too keen about philosophy.
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by 725686 4y ago
"Philosophy of science is about as useful to scientists as ornithology is to birds.” - Richard Feynman
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by 725686 4y ago
Who makes this? How do I know it is trustworthy? I know its supposed to be open source, but when you install from the app store you don't really know what you are installing. I trust Twilio's Authy a tad more than a random app wit
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by 725686 4y ago
Ah, thanks. I didn't find them because, the "Ports" link at the bottom of the page doesn't actually link to the "Ports" section at the top!

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