IIAOPSW

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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
Oranges vs Apples.
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
One day you'll be able to add your billing...IN VR
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
The extremely watered down version of the pants on head "they did it on purpose" theory I've heard is they didn't close outbound travel and did some other non-actions so that the rest of the world would be equally screwe
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
At what point in the day does it make sense to start reading the time off this broken clock I have?
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
Both. China was both business as the new normal early on, but also stuck with the new normal far harder and longer than anyone else.
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
Lets also not forget the danger of pinning the blame rather than finding the facts. Its like watching people leave in the bottom of the third cause they're just that cocky about their pet theory winning
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sure did
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
Once, we were all really high and my roommates cig started a small trash fire. Upon noticing it (though being not wholly sure if it was fire or psychedelic distortions), we decided to put the flaming garbage can on the fire escape where it
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
True, but I'm a bit concerned about generalizing the Halting problem to public transport.
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
Oh there's modern studies alright.
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Counter hypothesis. "Bad trips" work just like "the giggles". Its not anyone's fault nor something you did wrong, nor something you can hope to control. it just one of k prominent means that our brains tend to becom
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I want this as a MetroCard, with the circled 1/2/3 and 4/5/6 written in the usual NYC subway colors.
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
Oh that type of collision. That's...not exactly analogous to what we mean when we say "collisions" in the context of cars.
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
I once told it I was studying the exam and I wanted to practice and then asked if it could play the roll of ATC for me. It said ok just tell me the airport, aircraft and any scenarios you want to simulate. I told it Teterboro, CRJ, VFR take
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
Also, Nothing to do with MARC, the commuter rail system of the Boston Metro Area.
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
>but you may be stuck somewhere when a train breaks down or has a collision; A) This problem does exist in cars. Highways crawl to a standstill when there's an accident. B) there's no such thing as "train collisions".
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>whether or not they like driving as an activity. People overwhelmingly prefer cars. You're basically rejecting the premise as your counterargument. Yes, in the currently built world where public transit is generally worse, people w
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
You can't even define sentience so what makes you so sure which other things do or don't have it?
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
Well I think there's a contradiction of wants in having AI that's supposed to be the cutting edge of emulating us yet insisting that it shouldn't be anthropomorphized no matter how close it gets to emulating us.
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
You're close, but there's something even more fundamentally wrong that goes overlooked. The noise model. Namely the use of gausssian random pixel flips. The spectrum of the noise distribution exactly gets in the way of the fine de
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That section of Queens is uncomputable and even crashes human minds on occasion
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
I've been using osm more and more recently. Google just makes a bunch of frustrating decisions that really pushed me to look elsewhere. Especially in the public transport layer, but more generally in being really bad at deciding when t
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Ask a person on the street and they will either say "I don't know", "I don't have time for this", or on rare occasion you'll find some nerd who starts juggling numbers outloud eventually reaching some rati
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
Instincts are evolved and have a rational basis, just not one your consciously privy to.
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THANK YOU You've phrased the skeptic-not-contrarian case perfectly and succinctly.
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
I see no reason why the image model couldn't work in a space of shapes and textures which are then mapped to pixels after the fact. Or even just leave its output in a raw vector based format. You could pick a different basis to work in
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by IIAOPSW 3y ago
They demand an unconditional surrender from NJ.
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That depends wildly. What you described is known as quasi geographical, which basically amounts to "its ok to stretch features but not beyond recognition depending on the purpose of the map". If you're looking at a street map
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The information age was inaugurated with a single question, a revolutionary act, like the starting pistol aimed at Ferdinand, or Martin Luther nailing his thesis to the door. The answer to this first question still unfolds. Very early on ev
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There's a subtle art to telling geographic lies that ultimately don't matter. Overpasses which go over a few extra dead ends on paper but miss in reality. Any underground passageway is easy simple to fudge so long as it connects t

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