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Yossarrian22
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Yossarrian22
5mo ago
Ti really needs to stop with the artificial product differentiation. There's no reason 15 years after the Nspire CX CAS came out that everyone of their calculators can't do CAS.
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6mo ago
I scored Neither and received a congratulation for being the control group
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7mo ago
In National Stock Car Racing the cars are all nominally equal, that’s far from the case in F1 where some years a single competitor dominates partially from having chosen a superior technological implementation.
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7mo ago
To be, or not to be? That is the ultimate leadership challenge. Are you playing it safe and suffering the "slings and arrows" of a volatile market? Or are you ready to disrupt the status quo and take arms against a sea of industr
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INPUT: We’re all going to die!!! Output: Reflecting on the ultimate deadline today. In the fast-paced world of business, we often forget that our time is the most finite resource we have. Facing the reality of our own mortality is the ultim
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7mo ago
Do you have a link?
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7mo ago
To be clear I meant this literally, I'm not sure how I could have made that more clear.
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8mo ago
Without nukes to keep away the Soviets I wouldn’t be wealthy
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8mo ago
When you have sensor ambiguity sounds like the perfect time to fail safely and slow to a halt unless the human takes over.
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8mo ago
Who does those things today?
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8mo ago
… Ars is owned by Conde Nast?
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8mo ago
What is News Inc? Are they a funder of Wikipedia(I think Wikipedia didn’t have a parent company so they’re not owners)?
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8mo ago
Can you elaborate on your point?
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8mo ago
Because they're not saying they are making a profit
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8mo ago
If King Arthur returns from Avalon should former British colonies be worried about Pax Brittanica?
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8mo ago
Because distortions of the free market make us all poorer
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8mo ago
Because if you get in an accident you personally not Tesla are liable. Soon as I’m not liable for an accident when the computer is driving I’d sell my other cars and put my family in pink PT Cruisers if those were the only cars offering tha
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8mo ago
Are there an allotted number of Jainists?
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8mo ago
Link?
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8mo ago
Thanks Lord Kelvin
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8mo ago
I see an ad for a product I bought and it makes me worried I got scammed. The usual offender is Peak Design.
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8mo ago
How are you expecting this to be used for crowd control without the risk of a person falling down without being able to arrest their fall?
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8mo ago
Why would anyone waste their time dialoguing with anyone who can't label their x and y axes and provide their data sources in csv form>
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8mo ago
Is there any non-pro-AI position that couldn’t be construed as being part of a stage of grief?
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8mo ago
For a 4 GHz CPU that’s 4 failures a second..
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A faraday cage is different than your hand attenuating your phone signal
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9mo ago
Good old thermodynamic beta
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9mo ago
Vine was around then
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9mo ago
Is there a statistic for anything that proves causation? I’m trying to think how you would do that as a number and not a logical argument
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9mo ago
He’s not saying there is a hard wall he’s saying there’s a point where we’ll need new techniques or technologies not just refine the current one. Less of a hard barrier like the speed of light than an innovative one like creating artificial
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