Isamu

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by Isamu 2y ago
>After I cracked the trick of tillering Guide to Bow Tillering: https://straightgrainedboard.com/beginners-guide-on-bow-till...
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by Isamu 2y ago
Glad that’s sorted now. I wouldn’t want to be lose a limb at altitude to any snack.
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by Isamu 2y ago
>For the legal system to single out the Dominion Voting thing as an issue This is a confusion. The Dominion corporation was defamed and brought the suit. The government generally has no standing in these suits and cannot bring them itsel
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by Isamu 2y ago
I found that case, here’s the actual court decision: https://timesofsandiego.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Herri... It’s worthwhile to track down the court proceedings, you will learn things not covered
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You ride to the sun.
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by Isamu 2y ago
Funny because I regard his show as “story time” and not something I would treat as journalism. In contrast Tucker Carlson’s former show on Fox was a part of their “opinion” lineup and I don’t think regular viewers knew not to trust it as jo
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by Isamu 2y ago
Thanks, I came here to say the same. Sports fandom is the better metaphor. It’s lazy participation.
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by Isamu 2y ago
It’s a deliberate provocation, he certainly anticipated exactly this sort of response. In a sense he is exploiting a lack of rules that would prevent a piece from starting with this long of a rest. In other words, he is hacking the process.
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by Isamu 2y ago
The four-centered arch is another one that you see a lot of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four-centred_arch
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It’s all fun and games until the Nematodes achieve singularity and it’s Skynet
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Same package. 555 is typically a DIP-8, transistor packages are available in the same. So you would have to examine the cryptic markings and compare them with the other students, and that’s only if you suspected some fuckup on the part of t
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by Isamu 2y ago
>That logic doesn't hold up I agree in a narrow sense, because he talks about “production” and it sounds like he is trying to take the position that it’s all fine in general, across the industry, because you can find responsible sup
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by Isamu 2y ago
>All of Scandinavia, he believes, has persuaded itself that crime exists only in violent, poor abscesses on the edges of their societies. “The Danes totally subscribe to this idea that Denmark has no corruption, and to the idea of Denmar
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by Isamu 2y ago
This may sound like I am joking but I think that engineering types tend to be literalists and could benefit from books with a more direct approach, like “How to be less of a jerk to everyone around you and why that matters” or maybe “It’s n
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by Isamu 2y ago
Yes actually robotics is still in its infancy, it needs machine learning advances to become anything like the generalized problem solving worker that farms need, especially small family farms. Source: I have worked on both robots and small
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by Isamu 2y ago
Even if you are a hater, this is a very interesting and information-rich overview. Wolfram is relentlessly litigating his place in history and this piece is no exception but I enjoyed the almost manic amount of detail. Long read indeed.
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by Isamu 2y ago
We can reframe the story as: oldest galaxy currently found is much more evolved than expected. We expected something more primitive.
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by Isamu 2y ago
I have to ask: what did you get for a lawn at that time? My lawn mowing career started maybe five years later but I remember 7 dollars being good pay. On the other hand I mowed some gigantic areas for that pay, and sometimes extremely high
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by Isamu 2y ago
They should have asked the internet community about dark matter, only highly confident answers there.
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by Isamu 2y ago
So they got money from Giant Eagle to renovate, because they are spending all their money on administration of student experience
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There’s a Giant Eagle auditorium in Baker Hall?
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Thanks, I see that one is full of AI, but I notice they are guiding toward specific areas, probably so they don’t get a thousand vague AI pitches
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Agreed, to compare you would have to not just look at current magnitude but rather compare the historical trajectories of growth
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Well it’s a function of those that apply and are accepted, and pitches are going to reflect the current hype. YC occasionally puts out a call for applications in areas they think are interesting but perhaps they haven’t seen many compelling
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by Isamu 2y ago
This is essentially OCR (optical cuneiform recognition) which can have specific challenges because the signs are 3 dimensional depressions in clay and present differently depending on the lighting and shadows which can be all over the place
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by Isamu 2y ago
>a driver for a dodgy printer You mean the Mergenthaler Linotron 202? That cost nearly $60,000 but they considered it the lowest price high-resolution phototypesetter available in 1978?
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by Isamu 2y ago
>"For this sovereignty, we must yield to the temptation of preferring SpaceX or another competitor that may seem trendier, more reliable, or cheaper," Baptiste said. must NOT yield
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Google post about the name update: https://blog.google/products/maps/united-states-geographic-n... This legal threat is interesting because in Mexico you should see the name of the gulf unchanged, and only in the
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by Isamu 2y ago
I’m curious, is adding “do not hallucinate” to prompts effective in preventing hallucinations? The author does this.
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Also LLMs represent, for most people I suspect, something entirely unconnected with notions of consciousness.

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