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Yeah, that was intentional, well, somewhat. The project requires the full list of every known city in the western hemisphere and also Japan, Korea, and Taiwan. But that dataset is just maddeningly large, if it is possible at all. Like, I ex
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I'm echoing this sentiment. Deep Research hasn't really been that good for me. Maybe I'm just using it wrong? Example: I want the precipitation in mm and monthly high and low temperature in C for the top 250 most populous cit
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Okay, every other commenter here is talking about how baseball is the national pastime. And, I think you understand that. I'll rephrase the question a bit here: How could any idiot white male raised in the US in the last 120 years poss
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My company isn't backfilling positions anymore and we had a ~10% company wide layoff about 2 weeks ago. My team was told to use AI to fill in the roles that were lost on the team [0]. What's changed in the workflow is a lot really
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I'm not too familiar with his lawyers, but I suspect they passed their exams a long time ago in another state. Bar exams are funny things. Most states have a reciprocity with the NY bar, so when you think lawyer, think the NY bar. But
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Wait until you guys hear about how they used AI in the California bar exam . https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/controversy-californi... The lawyer jokes aren't funny anymore...
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> upload speeds ... took me a second. Well done
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Aside: Hey, a lot of fellow biologists here! A few questions: Is there a 'hacker news' for biology that I'm missing out on? Where do you get your biology news from? Where do you think the field/s are going? Is bio harder
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Caveat: I'm not very smart So, if 0.3 is 12 weeks of therapy, then 0.06 is ~2.5 weeks of therapy (0.3/0.06 = 2.4), assuming you pick any 2.5 random weeks of the 12 week course. Yes, I'm sure the first session is the most impo
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Yeah, so add a lawyer/judge option. Like, someone comes with a problem, great. They suggest 2 options. Lets assume one is super biased. The asker is just fishing for compliments. The jury decides on a third option of 'No, actually
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The other issue is that these bombing will accomplish nothing of value. These rebels have been bombed to the stone age by Saudi already. The cost of the sorties is vastly larger than anything the rebels are sending. Yes, some 'show the
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I'm reminded of the the old adage: You don't have to be faster than the bear, just faster than the hiker next to you. To me, the Ashley Madison hack in 2015 was 'good enough' for AGI. No really. You somehow managed to ge
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I can see it now: G-Man 1: (leaning over a terminal) So, uh, the problem is… our Overwatch bots? They’ve gone recursive. G-Man 2: (sipping coffee) Define “recursive.” G-Man 1: Right. You know how we deployed Blue Overwatch to flag anarchist
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Nah brah. It's pretty clear these guys are morons. They're all impulse and no follow-up. It's the panic of the hour with them. No longer term than past lunch.
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Based on the previous actions of this administration, I can with 100% confidence say that absolutely no thinking played into this policy making.
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Nit Picks: Underlines with letters that go down (g, y, j, p, q ) don't keep the underline continuous. Kerning on the emdash (—) is a little too tight
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It's a lot easier than you all make it out to be [0]. I'm not a 'programmer' like you all are, at best I can hack together code to get things done. I use git maybe once a year. I'm a biotech person that likes to h
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Yeah, the issue is one of incentives. For all politicians, their incentive is to get (re)elected. That's pretty much part of the definition. The ones that follow that incentive are going to be (re)elected, those that don't aren&#x
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>neither party is willing to go against their president in a meaningful way. So, what's going on is that Donny himself has all the money. Not personally, but his various election funds have more than than the rest of the Republicans
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To be clear, I'm not the newbie account with the expletives. I've no idea who that is.
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I sincerely have no idea if any of your comments in this thread are sarcastic or not. (This comment is also not sarcastic FYI). Generally, I also agree that Heinlein's characters are one dimensional and could benefit from greater chara
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Pedantry Alert: > The mantra is "nuclear" or "regional" organization in birds rather than layers in mammals, but the anatomy [0, Fig 4] and electrophysiology [1] abstract this out in similar patterns. Marsupials too!
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I mean, China imports nearly all of their oil.
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Ratna's math, in the second tweet, is high on the savings by 10x. > If rolled into 10-yr bonds, every 1 basis point drop in rates saves approx $1B/year; so a 0.5% drop would save $500B over a decade. It would be $50B on this ma
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I mean, if you're up to reading Brave New World , I'd think that scanning through a list to rate and date isn't that difficult. Aside: The rating and date for reading is just strange for this level of reader, also the havi
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Ha! Honestly, that could be the tagline for MENSA as a whole.
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Issue is that Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba visited Donny in February already to avoid tariffs and talk security. Ishiba gave him a one of a kind golden samurai helmet even. It was kind of a big deal. Donny reneged on that. Other c
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A shock-jock for the twitter age. These people used to be consigned to the middle of your radio dial on the drive to and from work. Not the west wing.
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> the web is 90% garbage by weight Sturgeon's law : "Ninety percent of everything is crap"
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