KingMob

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by KingMob 10mo ago
Hmm, I'm not 100% convinced. What if there are multiple downstream formats that have to be exported to? (E.g., another commenter mentioned PubMed requires something called JATS XML.) In that case, a consistent input format assists with
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by KingMob 10mo ago
My point remains that there are plenty of thriving countries with socialized medicine, so socialized medicine _per se_ is not the problem.
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> Romania-registered VW Passat Gonna need a Benz for the full $200. And I always donate directly to the homeless, too many charities have excessive overhead.
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Ahh, maybe that was it. It's playing now. Sorry.
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Bit of a tangent, but what's the codec used in your first video, https://iasi9yhacrkpgiie.public.blob.vercel-storage.com/lett... ? Firefox says it can't play it. I'd download and check it with ffprobe, but di
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by KingMob 10mo ago
> at the end of the day they climb into a Benz I'll take "Things That Never Happened" for $200, Alex.
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by KingMob 10mo ago
Americans really gloss over that the 50s was a high-water mark for both the economy and tax rates.
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Theory: > In socialism it's much more random: black markets, lists, lotteries, friends and network of connections. The side effect is that the most productive individuals are discouraged and punished, with the whole society lagging
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And plane crashes are always caused by gravity.
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> It is a smell for incompetent legacy research in this domain. Wild to hear. At the time, almost everybody in the field used it. The then-dominant fMRI package (SPM) and EEG/MEG package (Fieldtrip) were both open-source Matlab. (I
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by KingMob 10mo ago
Lots of people worked on that film, and no doubt Cameron likes to hire fellow deep sea enthusiasts. It could be anybody! /s
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by KingMob 10mo ago
Ehhh, as someone who did cognitive neuroscience in grad school and wrote non-stop Matlab 20 years ago, this is correct but insufficient. The toolbox and licensing situation sucked, but that's not why I hated it. At the time, we had mas
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by KingMob 10mo ago
Sounds kind of like a mind map.
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Yes, it's the same MST3K as always, honestly. Some great episodes, some weak ones, etc. Everyone's good. IIRC, they might have been crowdfunding for a fourth new season, but they ran into some major issues with getting backers the
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> Terrorism targets civilians. This can be true, but terrorist acts can also be indifferent to the target, which is where the debate here comes from.
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> No, I am not a lawyer. Does that preclude my having an opinion on the [...] legality of a military strike? Hacker News arrogance in a nutshell, ladies and gentlemen. Feel free to also weigh in on Napoleonic currency reform, the proport
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> I always wonder why people bother with providing source under a source available license. I treat it as "business plus", not "FOSS minus". And of course, some source-available licenses convert to FOSS over time. &gt
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Which is funny, because since then, MST3K had a wildly-successful Kickstarter, and managed to bring back 3 more seasons.
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by KingMob 11mo ago
Tomatoes belong in fruit salad, and the cause of every plane crash is gravity.
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Heh. You've rediscovered Critical Race Theory, which was a graduate-level theory about how rules/laws are systematically applied to minorities/the powerless, and not applied to the powerful/project leaders. Holding the p
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by KingMob 11mo ago
> I feel that if you need to lie to people because of money Then your beef is with capitalism, not Github/MSFT.
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> My only dislike is the new fad, particularly of Oticon, of stopping disposable batteries and only going rechargeable. My Phonaks are like that, and I will say, rechargeable-only has been a boon for reliability, at least. They're m
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by KingMob 11mo ago
It's more a sensitivity thing, which is related to, but not quite the same as, distance. HA mics are not designed/oriented to pick up your own voice; if anything, they might be tuned to avoid it. After all, you know what you'
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by KingMob 11mo ago
By and large, implantable devices are for more extreme hearing losses or unusual conditions, and I would expect very few people who get by with a HA to switch to an implantable before it's necessary. Especially since the hardware is no
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by KingMob 11mo ago
I have the same problem, but I always assumed it was Apple's fault. I don't know why the HAs/Airpods have the final say. I don't think there's a way around it on the iphone, but I was able to cobble a fix for my mac
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> If they choose to help voluntarily, then they have no claim on the development of the project. Not true at all. They have copyright to any code/docs they contribute. Things like CLAs distory this legal reality by forcing you to re
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Is it censored... or just biased towards edge-lord MechaHitler nonsense whenever Musk feels like tinkering with the system prompt?
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by KingMob 11mo ago
Generally a good idea with Google, but if the pace of model releases keeps up, nobody will be running 6-month-old models from anyone .
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Nature is healing! But seriously, we lost a lot when Flash was killed. It was an era of accessible animation and games like Newgrounds and Homestar Runner, that had no ready replacement.
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Not sure why you're being down-voted. Efficient markets for talent shouldn't tolerate racism/sexism/etc, but all the historical evidence is to contrary. It's almost as if rational _homo economicus_ is a bad foundati

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