Sosh101

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by Sosh101 5y ago
This is amazing educational content.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
> but we’re discussing the EU here. Yes I know. You seem to be insinuating that it's all the EUs fault, and so I wanted to provide a bit of perspective.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
This is the kind of thing used by companies with terrible management. I hope universities that rely on these extreme tools come to realize how badly it reflects on them.
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by Sosh101 5y ago
> In many EU countries, the vaccine was banned for large segments of the population for extended periods of time. Also happened in Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Norway, Iceland, and some African countries.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
Just put the keyboard in the centre, there's no rule that you need to make use of the whole surface.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
Yeah it's telling that on the specs page, the keyboard doesn't even get a mention.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
Even today the thermostatic valves you find on home heating radiators are actuated by wax.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
How does that work with new ideas? Expecting a startup to have a trademark is a little heavy handed, and obv you won't have anything trading with that name.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
> The mRNA slips into our cells, carrying instructions to make antibodies that target SARS-CoV-2. This isn't correct at all.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
It's a crazy situation. There should be regulation requiring reasonable dispute processes.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
It was already moving away too quickly once discovered, even if we there had been some kind of craft ready.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
Sounds like a Professor Farnsworth creation.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
The sarcasm model alone would be worth a fortune.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
After experimenting a bit, the harmony appears not to be a simple function of the note you play. Perhaps it's taking into account previous notes, and putting harmony in the context of a 'piece'? (that would be cool) Or may
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by Sosh101 6y ago
The lower blobs are creating harmonies based on your blob's state. The fact that it produces results that are both musical and interesting is very impressive to me.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
Do you remember the name of the story? I've read a few, and enjoyed them a lot.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
Why not a combination of the two?
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by Sosh101 6y ago
This reminds me about how hard it would probably be to keep a super AI airgapped.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
This was the worst thing about Google Play Music - the search engine was awful, always showing really obscure results. Maybe your theory is right.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
That would decimate google user accounts if it happened.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
That was great. Pity there's not more.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
That's so patronising.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
What is "Missions to and Sample" supposed to mean?
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by Sosh101 6y ago
> The frequency of revolution is about two minutes period
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by Sosh101 6y ago
Zero indexing probably
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by Sosh101 6y ago
For me it has changed a lot and very quickly. I empathise with a lot of what he's saying, even without being incarcerated ;)
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by Sosh101 6y ago
True (though stealth bombers are subsonic, just). What about headings that are not straight at you though? May still have value detecting things passing by?
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by Sosh101 6y ago
Would this still work for modern military aircraft? I wonder if this + machine learning might still be useful, given radar stealth.
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by Sosh101 6y ago
Doesn't a max length suggest that they are storing passwords rather than hashes?
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by Sosh101 6y ago
Same. I've no idea how people with kids and others to keep happy are managing to squeeze in side projects.

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