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by aardvarkr 1y ago
That’s the part that makes me laugh. If you’re going to try to pass of ChatGPT as your own work at least pay for the good model
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by aardvarkr 1y ago
That’s the part that turned grok into a nazi that called itself Mechahitler. That’s sadly not a joke
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by aardvarkr 1y ago
I think for the moment the leading AI companies are strongly incentivized to not succumb to the advertising curse. Their revenue is subscription driven and the competition is ridiculously fierce and immune to collusion. Everyone is trying t
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
The Chinese government could potentially let the sale happen if it’s part of a larger tariff deal
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
I think it has something to do with applying the lower bound of 1. If p1 KNOWS that he’s the largest then he has to have gained some other piece of information. Say the numbers he sees are 32 and 33. His number would have to be either 1 or
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
Camo has been and continues to be very well studied. It’s actually incredible how well the pixel camo works compared to everything else. If there were anything better they would be using it
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
It’s a calendar invite on a web page that links to a shared photo album viewable on the web along with a linked playlist… nothing locked down here
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
But they are… genericness is a key part of their argument. >Our petition challenges Oracle’s trademark on three grounds: >Genericness – JavaScript is a widely used programming language, not an Oracle product. >Abandonment – Oracle
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
Well he’s president now so these outlandish ideas are now official policy. Who would have predicted this ten years ago?
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
They’re going to need their next fix from somewhere so they’ll move pretty quickly… they may complain for a bit but a junkie needs their drugs regardless of the source and quality
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
What do you think maintains those no-go lines? The threat of recklessly gambling mass death if those lines are crossed
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
Why and how would a fishing fleet be unstoppable? Why is that better than actual landing vehicles?
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
Huh? What did the current administration do to force Russia to invade a sovereign nation? How did this administration topple Assad? Laughable that you think it’s ISIS running the show. How did the current administration convince Hamas to la
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
If it’s constantly at a boil I doubt there’s a food safety issue though high volume pasta shops probably don’t need to keep the water more than a day
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
1. The starch comes from the pasta, not the water. Decreasing the water increases the concentration of the starch in said water. That’s why every good recipe for cacio e Pepe I’ve seen recommends using as little water as possible 2. This ha
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
Honestly what else are you going to make it out of? Metal? What about rust? Horrible idea to make it out of metal.
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
If that was the only thing it was trained on that could be the case but they’re predicting everything and being graded against more than just their success 15 days out. I think that’s just one of the flashier value adds for weather-dependen
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
I remember learning about Hubble telescope losing its gyroscopes in one axis so it couldn’t balance and was effectively dead until someone clever figured out you could use the pressure from the sun to act as a third axis of motion to keep t
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
And that’s why I love HN!
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
I have a friend working there and it's a bunch of old curmudgeons stuck in their way. Good luck changing culture with a single acquisition
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
I think they’re just trying to make composite more relatable to the Everyman without actually understanding it themselves. At least they’re trying.
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
Here’s a fun tip I learned recently - you can press the share button on your phone and send the location to Tesla. This makes copying addresses from calendar or anywhere super easy
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
I love seeing ridiculously technical investigations like this. It has zero relevance to me but it’s just sooo satisfying to see someone solve a tough problem.
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
In order to not go soggy so quickly many paper straws are pfas coated. Then this ends up in the environment.
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
The Chinese will try to copy it eventually but there’s no other entity that can even compete once starship is up and running. The price per kg for LEO is going to be orders of magnitude cheaper than conventional rockets. Startups can’t comp
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
That’s… honestly not a bad take. If we’re not paying for it then we’re the product, not the customer. Need to clarify that unions aren’t for ALL PEOPLE, just the people who pay for them
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
And put 5 million jobs at risk? Banning Apple products would have wide repercussions to the Chinese economy and would directly strengthen its rivals like India.
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by aardvarkr 2y ago
You claimed this based on vibes without citing any sources. Do you really think North Korea is thriving right now? How about Iran’s booming economy? The mighty Russian bear is so crippled by sanctions that China effectively owns them, with
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by aardvarkr 3y ago
Thank you for the comprehensive answer! I was highly skeptical that there was no good evidence on the effectiveness of homework.
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by aardvarkr 3y ago
If you’re using Google sheets then yeah you’ll have to do a normal oauth flow. Alternatively you could use excel and write a simple macro to automate the flow. The easiest thing IMO would be to skip the complicated part of the script (auth)

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