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by acc_297 2y ago
Went to read a related article from 2021 and this stood out “The New York Times reports that an estimated $140 billion worth of bitcoin is considered lost due to forgotten passwords.”
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by acc_297 2y ago
I’m very far from an evangelist of the tech but I was under the impression they had gotten better at this sort of thing. I question why a model which “knows” about cheddar / mozzarella cheese would make this blunder. Was this supposed
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by acc_297 2y ago
I think we have seen there isn’t a huge incentive to be the firm exploring the cutting edge of this tech when you can save big by waiting for other firms to spend billions on dead ends and incrementally larger models which at any point can
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by acc_297 2y ago
Between the start of construction (2010) and opening of the plant (2014) solar PV dropped in price more than 60% whereas I do not thing the price of mirrors has changed much. Seems like this is just a case of bad timing - the peak year for
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by acc_297 2y ago
In university we we're taught a version of MIPS that was implemented into a decent simulator with an IDE showing the state of memory and registers with fine grained debug stepping. Some quirks of processor pipelines (i.e. nops after br
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by acc_297 2y ago
https://www.commerce.senate.gov/services/files/4BD2D522-2092... (report from October 9, 2024 released by Ted Cruz) https://www.science.org/content/article/amid-uncertainty-her... (Scienc
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by acc_297 2y ago
Desmos is a great tool a nice trick I learned late during my undergrad is that desmos copy/paste gives Latex So a pretty well featured latex equation builder is always a click away if you’ve got a graphing calculator bookmarked in your
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by acc_297 2y ago
Yes and yes. Canadian prime ministers often expire after 10 years for one reason or another There will likely be an election in 3ish months with a new liberal leader in place of Trudeau
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by acc_297 2y ago
Interesting, I cancelled my plan a couple weeks ago so I suppose it's nice to know my vscode plugin won't stop working at the end of the month. If I ever pay for a different AI product I would prefer a pay-by-the-token plan vs a m
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by acc_297 2y ago
Move over and make some space, Voltaire's Bastards are coming through.
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by acc_297 2y ago
And any operation of planting and cutting to drawdown CO2 must bury or properly process the biomass to actually put co2 somewhere Else it is an open cycle where co2 in == co2 out
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by acc_297 2y ago
+ it can be worked out based on photosynthesis efficiency and available surface area that we would need ~4 earths of trees to handle current human CO2 production rate Planting trees is nice and should be done but isn’t a solution for drawdo
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by acc_297 2y ago
It seems like this functionality could be tacked on to "MSA" which I just learned is an FCC mandatory technology for most cell phones https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assisted_GNSS
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by acc_297 2y ago
I wonder if you could just create a map of the cellular antennas along the metro/subway tunnels. Maybe I misunderstand how connectivity is delivered in underground systems it may pretend to be a "single cohesive base station"
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by acc_297 2y ago
Final act in the USA my workplace Kaspersky seems to be working fine.
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by acc_297 2y ago
Non-searchable and non-indexed sounds like a breath of fresh air these days especially for such a whimsical project
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by acc_297 2y ago
I was curious and went looking. This is the closest I found after a quick google search. It refers only to lighting options in the reactor chamber not the hallways and such. https://www.nsenergybusiness.com/analysis/fea
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by acc_297 2y ago
yeah my grandpas brother died crop dusting in Saskatchewan That was a long time ago but I’m not sure the profession has gotten much safer
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by acc_297 2y ago
A good YouTube channel “Welch labs” recently did a good history of the logarithm and how it revolutionized the speed at which people could do math
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by acc_297 2y ago
I think people feel differently about contributing to SO or wikipedia or even quora than they would labelling CIFAR images for instance. Maybe it's a distinction without a difference but people don't usually contribute to things l
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by acc_297 2y ago
unfortunate that the acoustic cavitation frequency is just barely within the range some dogs can still perceive
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by acc_297 2y ago
Sorry to hear that a friend of mine could tell a very similar story it’s weird some doctors refuse to consider Lyme
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by acc_297 2y ago
In fairness they did not use a ruler or eyes based on the excerpts you quote they extracted exact coordinates of data from an svg format which if the svg was created correctly should at least give a non-biased dataset maybe with less precis
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by acc_297 2y ago
But the user doesn’t pick the buyer the “reverse Amazon” does Or did I misunderstand
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by acc_297 3y ago
Why won’t people put ads in AI powered search? even if an AI-powered search tool could be developed open source it would need access to Google or Microsoft indexes of the internet to give good up to date results and they will have an opport
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by acc_297 3y ago
I’ll check out those assert functions and I only meant that having apply,lapply,sapply,mapply took some getting used to most programming languages I had used prior include only 1 map / apply function and it’s still not clicking for me
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by acc_297 3y ago
Pk/PD work for pharmaceutical data analysis I didn’t like using R at first but I’ve come to appreciate the speed that comes with months of experience. It’s a language which feels like it has a lot of magical incantations you need to re
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by acc_297 3y ago
A likelihood could be referring to data drawn from discrete distribution though and this wouldn’t change much about how it’s treated and it would be a proper probability not prob-density
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by acc_297 3y ago
Working on nlme models for work these days - it does become a bit of a headache when asking “how much better” the model with -2LL=8000 is from the model with -2LL=7995 obviously one is better “more likely given the data” but what if the bet
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by acc_297 3y ago
Yeah I’ve wondered this too I think the safest path to driverless if we insist on deploying that technology is deployment into road infrastructure Driverless trains put about half the system logic outside the vehicles and those things opera

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