Imnimo

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by Imnimo 5y ago
I got 0, which was somewhat surprising because I struggle with some other colorblindness tests, like the dot circles. I think my colorblindness is on the milder side, but I was still expecting to get a few wrong on this one.
842.
by Imnimo 5y ago
So if the government wants to force a company like Twitter to be a "public square", all it has to do is just post some information exclusively on that platform? And then the company has no choice and must stop moderating the platf
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by Imnimo 5y ago
How are you estimating what the spread would have been in the absence of vaccination to draw that conclusion?
844.
by Imnimo 5y ago
Just have a taxi-style meter that clicks up every second your hands aren't on the wheel.
845.
by Imnimo 5y ago
>I no longer hold the view that our media deserves the first amendment protection that it does. Mainstream media right now has no other purpose other than being active vehicle of the powerful and billionaire oligarchs to control the narr
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by Imnimo 5y ago
Oh, to be clear, I'm not saying Omicron isn't causing the increase - it definitely is. I just meant that when Omicron is running wild, you'll also start finding it among the baseline admissions.
847.
by Imnimo 5y ago
I read it as "lots of people have Omnicron now whereas previously Delta had passed, so we're picking it up a lot on routine testing, even for asymptomatic peopel"
848.
by Imnimo 5y ago
You are even more optimistic than their own whitepaper: >we anticipate the NBA will not be favorable to giving majority ownership to any faceless DAO/corporation in the near or medium term regardless of $$ offer.
849.
by Imnimo 5y ago
I wonder if this will lead to new speedrunning strategies? The existing strategies are already mind-blowingly complicated and make use of bugs, glitches and quirks that feel nearly impossible to discover.
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by Imnimo 5y ago
There's also a "big omega", which gives a lower bound instead of an upper bound. I guess the name is a little redundant, though.
851.
by Imnimo 5y ago
The Polio vaccine is >99% effective after the full course.
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by Imnimo 5y ago
Yeah, the text-to-image seems to be highly dependent on whether the generator knows how to generate the specific objects the text model thinks should be in the image. I got much more consistent results using the semantic segmentation drawi
853.
by Imnimo 5y ago
It looks like you have selected for it to use a segmentation mask, and not to use text.
854.
by Imnimo 5y ago
And yet look at how many comments in this thread are breathlessly accepting the idea that only 2% of Americans are satisfied with life, and drawing a variety of philosophical and political conclusions from that absurd statistic.
855.
by Imnimo 5y ago
Hmm, I don't think I am. I'm just saying that Uniswap for non-crypto assets isn't really a demonstration of how cool crypto is.
856.
by Imnimo 5y ago
Sure, but it's being presented as a reason to be excited about crypto, so any non-crypto applications aren't really relevant here.
857.
by Imnimo 5y ago
I mean, if someone showed by some great new innovation to let HFT shops move faster, I'd also be a bit nonplussed. If the answer is just "well, this is no more useless other frivolous* money games", then I'm not really
858.
by Imnimo 5y ago
>go read the UniswapV2 contract. If you don’t think that’s a cool innovation, please come back and let me know, I’m interested. I feel like the coolness of Uniswap requires putting the cart before the horse. If I'm not convinced of
859.
by Imnimo 5y ago
>If Covid-19 jumped from an animal species to humans, possibly through another animal, then why hasn't it been found in the wild? For example, SARS was relatively quickly found in the wild. On the other hand, Ebola's animal res
860.
by Imnimo 5y ago
Imagine throwing money away on gas fees just to shuffle around ledger pointers between jpegs.
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by Imnimo 5y ago
Consider the following game matrix, in which you pick a row and your opponent picks a column, and you receive the first payoff and your opponent receives the second. (100,100) (-100,99) (99,99) (98,98) The Nash equilibrium strategy is that
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by Imnimo 5y ago
If they wanted to "essentially donate" it, they could just donate it. And if museums are jumping at the chance, they could have arranged it ahead of time.
863.
by Imnimo 5y ago
The webpage says your token just lets you "advise" on what to do with it, which feels completely meaningless. The FAQ says: >We recognize that much more detail is required here! Due to the unusual and extremely short timeline
864.
by Imnimo 5y ago
>ConstitutionDAO is seeking an esteemed partner to publicly display the Constitution. The eventual home must have the expertise to properly house, store, and maintain the artifact. Additionally, the community has expressed strong prefere
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by Imnimo 5y ago
If Twitter is suppressing this analysis, why does the article cite many tweets from people doing the actual legwork?
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by Imnimo 5y ago
But isn't the security of proof-of-work derived from it being cost prohibitive to put up more work on a fraudulent (e.g. double spending) chain? So if energy becomes an order of magnitude more abundant or cheaper, doesn't that ju
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by Imnimo 5y ago
Is 14 deaths a day really a "spike"? Like obviously Singapore had ~0 deaths a day for a long time, so I guess it's a big increase percentage-wise. They have a peak case rate of 3,700 a day, and a peak death rate of 14 a day
868.
by Imnimo 5y ago
My approach has always been to read about relevant mathematical concepts but avoid looking at specific algorithms or code. I figure I'm not going to reinvent some concept from abstract algebra or rediscover some formula named after Eu
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by Imnimo 5y ago
This is not per-capita, but contains age bracket breakdowns per state. It shouldn't be too hard to find demographics for each state and compute per-capita numbers if you want. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vs
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by Imnimo 5y ago
Sounds like how we expect things to work - if you let covid run wild, you get through the wave faster, while other regions are still making their way through their wider, flatter waves. But Florida, and other states like Alabama and Mississ

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