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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
> nobody works That isn’t behavior that occurred in the pilot problems they talk about it.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Hydrogen failed in cars for the same predictable reasons it will fail in trucking. It’s far too complicated and too expensive, and it’s only selling point (long distance per charge and slow charging) are things that BEVs are continuously ge
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
99.9% of people never deal with that temperature on a daily or even monthly basis.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Reminds me of: https://nautil.us/half-male-half-female-total-animal-234910/ Nature is real weird.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
What do you mean by "not really getting anywhere"? The point was to show and document the process, not to ship a commercial game. And the context is that it was 2hrs a week for 9 years, not 9 years of full-time dev.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
> The person's time is worth $0/hr The time dedicated to getting physical activity is also worth 0$/hr (or even negative at a gym) > The person is not disabled What point are you actually trying to make here? That just
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
> it’s not at all about building an affect platform inside OpenAI. Directly from posting: “building the technical infrastructure behind OpenAI’s paid marketing platform”
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
https://openai.com/careers/growth-paid-marketing-platform-en... Is that role not exactly what you mention?
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Why would you think this? Most software doesn’t have competition. Even if Microsoft had all of openAIs secret sauce, why would the improve their products? Who you gonna switch to?
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
> You’re putting a lot of words in my mouth here. I'm not putting them in your mouth, I am stating what the most popular strains of the lab leak approach are. > The specific origins of the virus have not, to my knowledge, been co
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Overfull buses is also a good sign of value for riders.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
No, they used to do IQ tests which were found discriminatory (and don't correlate with job performance). Tests and problems directly or indirectly related to the job are not only legal, but are commonly used (leetcode).
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Oh, hear me out, add more buses so that those people don’t have to get into a car and create traffic.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
I am not sure what you are trying to say. It is a conspiracy theory at this point because it is believes, in spite of the existing evidence, the covid absolutely came leaked from a lab rather than starting being of zoonotic orign. It also a
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
That's not how the burden of proof works. If you are putting forth the lab leak origin, it is you who must provide reasonable evidence in support of it.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
No, it’s very squarely in the conspiracy theory category.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
What bad things?
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Someone gets shot through a door and you are blaming Google for directions rather than the guy with the gun??
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
They seem to be skimping out on their contributions to FFmpeg.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Hold on, is the argument here that a bag is "sophisticated packaging"?
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Lots of places definitely test in prod, so they could well be serious. In reality we should be doing the opposite. Get more CI and tests and use the AI to generate them, one test at a time.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
Why are they terrible?
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
What are you talking about? Why is it not food?
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
If there is no understanding of mechanisms, why put such a strong emphasis on the processing, and why organize them? I, and other people argue that it has nothing to do with the processing and it’s all about the ingredients. So the whole di
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
And even if you want to define it as such, why is that bad for health?
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
My problem with it is that it’s a circular definition without a mechanism for why they are bad for health. Discussions I’ve seen for why they are bad always basically boil down to “it’s the ingredients” without wanting to say this.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
That’s the theory, it has yet to be proven in practice. Even by their own claims, the caped may be smaller but the $/MWh is substantially higher than large plants, and will stay so even after multiple doubling a of production.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
> Unless you want to charge in negative temperatures Doesn’t the thermal management system of the battery packs handle this?
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
The hardware is not, but the implications are pretty close (major gaming company is pushing a first party product of open hardware + open software with a linux box). It is literally the year of linux desktop.
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by _aavaa_ 11mo ago
250$ for a sock…

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