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by _--__--__ 8mo ago
I'm skeptical as well but from the earlier linked faq ( https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/defying-cavity-lantern-biow... ): >BCS3-L1 has four main genetic modifications: It produces a weak antibiotic, mutacin-1140
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by _--__--__ 8mo ago
Maybe, but soccer doesn't have very many situations where there are ~14 players standing in spitting distance of each other and a 6 inch shift in the position of the ball or a single player has huge implications for the outcome of the
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by _--__--__ 8mo ago
>and honestly? "Molt" fits perfectly - it's what lobsters do to grow. So do we think Anthropic or the artist formerly known as Clawdbot paid for the tokens to have Claude write this tweet announcing the rename of a Product
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by _--__--__ 9mo ago
This is a mindset that is intentionally cultivated in Jesuit novices to the priesthood in what they call the "pilgrimage experiment": each is given $50 and a bus ticket in order to make a trip to a specific/meaningful destina
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by _--__--__ 9mo ago
That blog definitely established character reveal drip feeds as the way to build hype for a fighting game (or similar genres like hero shooters), even today when it involves stupid things like announcing Ronaldo for the new Saudi-funded Fat
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by _--__--__ 10mo ago
You're a human intelligence with knowledge of the past - assuming you were alive at the time, could you tell me (without consulting external resources) what exactly happened between arriving at an airport and boarding a plane in the ye
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by _--__--__ 10mo ago
The time cutoff probably matters but maybe not as much as the lack of human finetuning from places like Nigeria with somewhat foreign styles of English. I'm not really sure if there is as much of an 'obvious LLM text style' i
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by _--__--__ 10mo ago
It's a fully voluntary program and the annual 'benefit' is usually something like a box of local produce or a reduced fee ryoukan stay, it's hardly something that affects urban quality of life.
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by _--__--__ 11mo ago
Easy, you just ban all known vpn endpoints and cloud hosting provider IP ranges. 4chan figured all this out over a decade ago.
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by _--__--__ 11mo ago
Not so much a kiosk, but American grocery stores often have one parking spot every other row that is blocked off with a fence/barrier and marked as a cart return storage. But that has its own problems because if someone hastily shoves
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by _--__--__ 11mo ago
A mistake that they continued making for weeks or even months after being clearly informed by multiple reverse-image search providers of what they were doing.
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by _--__--__ 11mo ago
Lazygit is the only way I review PRs these days because it is trivial to step through a file commit by commit when that is necessary (which maybe says something about the quality of the PRs I'm reviewing...). They also won me over by u
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by _--__--__ 11mo ago
"In addition to the participation of the Portuguese Navy and Judicial Police, the operation was supported by the United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Joint Inter-Agency Task Force – South (JIATF-S), and the Unite
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by _--__--__ 11mo ago
TLP was doxxed in a way that threatened their real life psychiatry practice, briefly blogged on Tumblr under a different psuedonym, and has since had little online presence other than rare tweets and randomly dropping a self-published book
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by _--__--__ 11mo ago
I don't think you get it: the EU has a law that says these researchers need to find casus belli to wrestle the norms of online freedom of speech away from American corporations. Therefore they get to request data on every account that
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
Nice result, but the snake pattern is pretty obvious and intuitive even for a human who just glances over the problem. It kinda breaks if there is huge variance (if the top load expert is orders of magnitude higher than #2 it probably shoul
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
"One indictment in the case lists 32 defendants, including the former N.B.A. player and coach Damon Jones and the Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups, who are both charged with wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering consp
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
I fully expect that we will see an AI video project that gets to Skibidi Toilet levels of cultural reach within the next two years, but 'blockbluster' implies a level of financial success that is much harder to predict.
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
"Editor’s note: This story has been updated to remove a reference to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement being deployed as part of the operation."
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
Many states require party registration to vote in primary elections, and in states like California the primary is the only election that realistically matters.
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
He's never been a 'Trumper', at least not publicly. He got into a very public spat with the Harris campaign over failed attempts to set up an interview in his role as the owner of Time magazine, and seems to have soured on th
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
A substantial portion of the linked article is about the specific priorities of enterprise software customers.
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
Fin blocks the conversion of T to DHT, that rarely causes lower blood serum testosterone levels and can possibly even increase them depending on what else you've got going on hormonally.
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
It's one of the most commonly used DTC prescription drugs and is used for a purely cosmetic purpose, so debates about it are common online and full of low-quality motivated reasoning.
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
Note that the article uses an outdated name for the Supreme Court case: Christie was replaced as governor while it was ongoing and the final name was Murphy v NCAA. That will make it easier to search for later coverage of the result instead
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
People in those situations can and should start companies without an accelerator (or at least without this one). The joke around the SF scene is that even a founder with a boy/girlfriend is a sign of a startup doomed to fail, and YC do
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
Surely performance is even less of a concern for a set of tools applying one time patches to ungoogled chromium?
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
From a few months of use I think qutebrowser is good enough to prove that a python web browser is not inherently a bad idea.
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
Politicians love communicating about 2nd and 3rd derivatives of prices and debt in ways that even mathematically literate people have trouble immediately interpreting. There's a famous quote about Nixon doing it but it's honestly
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by _--__--__ 1y ago
Legal approved it but only after suggesting they remove the section with gambling odds on the number of high school players to die this upcoming season

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