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3y ago
If this hypothesis is true, would it give us a way to distinguish many-worlds vs. wave function collapse? If the many "worlds" are all interacting with a single classical spacetime, we should be able to measure the gravity of othe
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3y ago
That has a MOS 6502 core which was covered in the article.
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I'm convinced that deterministic AI will never fully replicate human intelligence. I will attempt to explain my reasoning. I can say with absolute certainty that I have subjective experience. If my behaviour is deterministic, I can ima
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3y ago
I've had the same sawtooth sound, in addition to a door slamming. It was while I was quitting caffeine, and made it difficult to sleep when I needed it most.
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> Imagine if you could test for this right before you "got down." I imagine that'd change the game. Unfortunately, HIV tests can't detect early infection, which is when it's most transmissible. The Oraquick FAQ s
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3y ago
I don't think Japan is socialist.
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Socialism is worker-controlled means of production. State-controlled means of production is socialism if the workers control the state (which is generally not the case for states that call themselves "socialist").
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3y ago
Then wouldn't the steamer be the second party? Still not third party!
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3y ago
We shouldn't have unelected individuals making choices that have such a high impact on society in the first place. You've detailed the mechanisms behind their high pay, but that is far from justifying it.
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3y ago
Your body can change the temperature gradient near its surface to retain or expel heat without a change in metabolism.
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https://youtube.com/shorts/L6OlyV9z2lM?si=rp5BR_eB0Y87yCXt I'm working on an adapter to plug a USB controller into an Atari 2600. The above video shows my first working proof of concept. Currently only supports HI
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How do you know when the last n-state machine has finished, given that some will not halt?
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I assume the parent comment meant gluing parts of the game engine together like renderers and physics engines. You can make shovelware in a monolithic game engine.
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Unity is saying they can send developers a bill for whatever they want, and if it's not paid their game can't be installed. Unity has published what "whatever they want" currently is. It doesn't matter if people get
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3y ago
The client is the web browser. Firefox can be built entirely without any knowledge of what hacker news is, and you can still browse hacker news on it.
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3y ago
Human reviewers can also demand your code be made worse. Sometimes, the choice is making your code worse to satisfy a dumb tool (software), or making your code worse to satisfy a dumb tool (person).
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3y ago
It's more a measurement of how useful you appear to rich people. You can't make money being useful to people without money. You can make money convincing rich people you're useful to them when you're not.
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3y ago
Or are engineers trying to destroy the livelihood of millions of artists, and lawyers are protecting it?
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Consciousness is something some beings experience. We have direct knowledge that it exists because we experience it. We can assign a word to this experience, but we can't define it objectively such that a non-conscious being would unde
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Telling someone they're gonna pay $10 + taxes and then giving them a bill for $11 + taxes is obviously fraud and I'm not sure how we got to a point where we seem to accept it. I don't know if we need stricter rules or better
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Watts per hour are not a unit of power or energy. Watts are power. Watt hours are energy.
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I wonder if it learned that if someone says something dumb, they'll probably keep saying more dumb things. It's trained to predict what comes next, not what is correct. So what comes next after "the sky is yellow"? "
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Most modern games could be ported to the PS3 and Xbox 360, keeping gameplay the same but lowering graphical fidelity. The same cannot be said of porting N64 games to the NES. I think a better measure of retro-ness would include the degree t
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The case wasn't about whether property damage was allowed as part of labour negotiations. It was about whether the courts or the NLRB should handle the case. So this sets the precedent that a company can skip the NLRB and take their st
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> Crime stats, average IQ across groups, stereotype accuracy, etc. If you measured these stats for Irish Americans in 1865 you'd also see high crime and low IQ. If you measure these stats with recent black immigrants from Africa, yo
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But then the page for the crater lake says it came back after a series of typhoons, but it gives no citation for that claim. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taal_Volcano_Main_Crater_Lake#...
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What's extra fun is you can run into a distribution that doesn't have a mean. A concrete example of this: Exponential backoff where each attempt has a 1/2 probability of succeeding independently of other attempts, and you dou
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I'm also in Canada and when my landlord prematurely cashed a post-dated cheque the bank (TD) said they couldn't stop him from doing that. So apparently some branches haven't gotten that memo. But good to know I can complain i
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Not only would that be effective in disincentivizing the malfeasance, it has the added benefit of limiting the scale of corporations to what execs can effectively manage.
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Can we agree that consciousness is outside the realm of mathematics? That, while there could be a formula that determines what our conscious experiences should be, the fact that we actually experience them, as opposed to them just existin
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