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LargeTomato
3y ago
I just signed up. You get 100 searches for free to try it out.
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3y ago
I too have bipolar and I hear it all the time.
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I was not aware that PMs aren't supposed to lead scrum. I've only ever seen it done that way.
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3y ago
Maybe Eggert? He's also the chief maintainer of emacs and Linux tzdata.
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3y ago
In Arabic there is no word for "uncle". There is only "dad's brother" and "mom's brother". Often times an English speaker will leave out the paternal/maternal portion and the Arabic sentence may
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3y ago
Does pipe thickness affect the efficiency of ng delivery?
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That's really cool how much control you can have over the output of the LLM. It would make writing really precise prompts much easier.
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3y ago
Just for my own reference, is transferring power from Eastern Oregon to Western Oregon a reasonably efficient thing to do? How much power is lost when we move it across an area the size of Oregon?
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3y ago
What I would give for 24 hours of access to memegen.
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It's interesting you feel like poisoning a conversation is wrong or bad. When I see a conversation or thread that is "bad" I feel like immediately poisoning it is a valid solution. A blunt one, no doubt, but in the face of o
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Why do you believe people who flood forums with spam deserve unconditional benefit of the doubt? Do you believe there is ever a level of comment that is so uninformed that the author is not entitled to the benefit of the doubt?
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3y ago
A diverse community would help but it would also help if people would recognize when they don't know what they're talking about. I don't make strong statements about ML because I don't know ML. That's just maturity.
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The signal to noise ratio is so bad that addressing the problem head on seems like a valid solution. Is it the best solution? Maybe, maybe not, but I disagree that mentioning an acute problem is a self-awareness-less action. I doubt most re
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3y ago
What does it mean to be flagged for it?
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I disagree entirely. In 20 years ai art will be pervasive and we won't be able to tell in the nominal case. Art has already been augmented beyond human abilities many times over (Photoshop) but we stopped worrying about that decades ag
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3y ago
Humans cheat at chess using computers and often times the only way we can tell is using statistical analysis. It's not always apparent from their games that their cheating. Humans will use ai to aid their art and most people will never
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3y ago
Anything about foreign policy, IR, and aerospace is reddit-tier. Probably more subjects too but they are out of my area of expertise.
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3y ago
Why?
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3y ago
> Presumably bleed air from the jet engine compressor. We don't know that and this is the very first prototype so it could absolutely evolve over time. > Which means this design won't work for piston engine propeller drones
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3y ago
Darpa is testing a completely novel type of flight control and all these HN comments are just nitpicking irrelevant things, missing the forest through the trees, and saying "it won't work on propeller drones". The quality of
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3y ago
One more anecdote, this has not consistently worked for me. Raising the height of the receiver may have an effect but I'm not sure.
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The op made some comment, now removed, about how if the us walks into Yemen we will be welcomed, or something to those lines. My point is that, the Houthi may be unpopular in America but they are semi popular in Yemen.
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3y ago
People get so upset about ai art. They are going to look like luddites in 20 years.
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> it is a generative system. It's supposed to be, but it regurgitated the NYT article and that's the problem.
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Conventional military wisdom is that you cannot win a war from the air. Case in point: Vietnam. You have to put boots on the ground to secure the area and the Saudis aren't about to do that and the American people would never support d
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Good questions! Egypt doesn't have the advanced anti missile cruisers. Egypt has a massive tank force. There is already a multi national naval fleet in the Red Sea patrolling the waters. Mostly US but also UK and some others. Edit Ther
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There are a lot of ways to capture energy. Nuclear, chemical, etc. Summing everything other than Wind and Solar as "thermal generation" is really, really reductive. It's so reductive that it strikes me as absurd. I don't
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How can you possibly have learned about this 3 minutes ago lol it's been the most significant political event in the world for months.
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One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. Come on now.
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What can they do? They are the longest standing Arab security partner to the West and Israel. They gave Israel early warning about the attacks. They locked down the Palestine border at the request of Israel and are cooperating with the US a
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