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by 93po 3y ago
Equally annoying to finding a search result on some forum and it's full of people complaining to use the search function instead of posting a new thread, but the thread I clicked on is by far the most popular and informative
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by 93po 3y ago
The engines need time to spin up and warm up, and additionally you might start them then (for a million possible reasons) have delay between starting them and actually pushing back from your gate.
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by 93po 3y ago
Nuclear is by far the cheapest large scale generation option if you factor in the cost in dollars and human lives for the nasty byproducts of fossil fuel based energy. And nuclear waste is somewhere between a solved problem and non-issue de
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by 93po 3y ago
I saw a study recently that showed colonscopies aren't actually bettering medical outcomes unless there is a different underlying reason that prompts getting one
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by 93po 3y ago
Some of the most damaging reactionary culture is being anti-nuclear despite it clearly being the best method of power generation alongside wind and solar. And the US is not alone in being stupidly anti-nuclear
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by 93po 3y ago
> Israel gets to define anyone killed as a terrorist so the AI can never be wrong I will point out that the US does the exact same thing. Both are wrong of course.
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by 93po 3y ago
HN, both its community and the moderators, flag posts that generate a lot of conflict in the comments. The comments on this are especially bad by HN standards and therefore the flagging is inline with how the site is openly operated. I am p
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by 93po 3y ago
Yes, the FBI is part of the IC, and the FBI is responsible for investigating and prosecuting many of the illegal things the politically powerful do
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by 93po 3y ago
Also general failure to even attempt prosecution of the politically well-connected and powerful, unless of course other well-connected people were harmed or allege harm
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by 93po 3y ago
95% is not as scary as it sounds. it's currently like 80% and without COVID it peaks to 85% all the time: https://www.cdc.gov/respiratory-viruses/data-research/dashbo...
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by 93po 3y ago
nope, which i can say with confidence as someone who was physically attacked and mugged. alternative is to move on with my life and realize the incredibly small chance that the cops respond, decide to do anything, and are actually successfu
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by 93po 3y ago
yud's goal was to spread concepts and popularity about his rationality cult, and he arguably did that very successfully with HPMOR. i don't think he's an idiot if he successfully reached his goals, and is also currently basic
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by 93po 3y ago
ridiculous to have to find this buried page and go through an email confirmation
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by 93po 3y ago
dont keep unhealthy food and snacks at home eat healthy before you smoke
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by 93po 3y ago
> unnecessary deep distrust in law enforcement of any kind. it's definitely necessary, no one should talk to cops
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by 93po 3y ago
I'd say it's also important to keep in mind that much of the initial fear mongering around cannabis in the US was centered around racism
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by 93po 3y ago
shout out to hckrnews.com for being a much better front page
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by 93po 3y ago
fixed: If Boeing was a chinese company with no American ownership , the USA government would be all head over the heels investigating the cause of death.
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by 93po 3y ago
I disagree about expectations. Boeing is expected to meet a reasonable standard of effort to build safe planes that can be competitive. Failures can and will happen, and in the same way we accept the risk of death by car accident every time
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by 93po 3y ago
I can't use my apple brand magic mouse to navigate instead of waving my arms around, so I'm not sure how much controller support one can honestly say there is
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by 93po 3y ago
out of curiosity, why do you use the word "grok" instead of "understand" here? I have what I recognize is probably an irrational annoyance with the word grok and i want to better understand what people mean by it to pote
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by 93po 3y ago
I assumed the OP was mostly intended to be humor
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by 93po 3y ago
I also hope there are anti-capitalism effects with AI. We won't need 10,000 different ad agencies when we have well-running space communism.
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by 93po 3y ago
The author uses "divergent opinions" to provide balance, showing both skeptics and supporters of LLMs in data analysis. Similarly, the notion of a definitive conclusion highlights that while conclusions may exist, they might lack
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by 93po 3y ago
Introverted is likely the real problem. You have to be able to comfortably talk to a complete stranger in sometimes pretty uncomfortable circumstances. There are tons of people out there for whom a low sex drive isn't an issue.
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by 93po 3y ago
This is some weird stock market doom and gloom astroturfing and is a massive stretch to discuss given the context of the OP Also after reviewing your post history, it’s overwhelmingly you shitting on the same stocks with really ridiculous h
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by 93po 3y ago
GPT summary for those interested: Throughout their experiences, the author emphasizes the importance of developing good habits, being patient and persistent, and relying on the kindness and support of others. They attribute much of their re
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by 93po 3y ago
Similarly, I think of it as "if things aren't working, something has to change". It doesn't matter what changes as long as something does. It both proves that change is possible and the world doesn't end with chan
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by 93po 3y ago
Paris syndrome is fairly over-hyped. From wiki: "Although the BBC reported in 2006 that the Japanese embassy in Paris had a "24-hour hotline for those suffering from severe culture shock",[4] the Japanese embassy states[clari
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by 93po 3y ago
I agree that the premise of software reuse with humans is not realistic. However my point being that an LLM trained on the entirety of available code could realistically mix and match features across different pieces of software and build

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