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by acchow 2y ago
It’s equivalent to crowd sourcing star ratings for music. How could I know our tastes are compatible?
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by acchow 2y ago
Still much cheaper than 5 years ago
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by acchow 2y ago
Decent review score actually meant something back then. Nowadays, a generic game with an empty story and hollow characters can get a 9/10. There is yet to be an A24 equivalent for gaming. And I’m not sure there ever could be.
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by acchow 2y ago
> Git is not a natural development at all. Obviously, it is a standard right now. Most standard tools we use today are not obvious to beginners nor would they be the first thing that beginners reach for. But senior developers can underst
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by acchow 2y ago
Or that the ability to delay gratification led to higher incomes in their parents and was a hereditary trait passed down to the kids?
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Ticking off checkmarks to deflect liability seems to be the point of the Security products market
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> There's no way for that to be true Humans have had cities for thousands of years before cars. So, yes, driving to a place so that you can walk is an inversion.
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There’s also the really powerful Benford’s Law which has been admitted in criminal court cases!
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Which propaganda is being spread here?
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The implication is that car ownership rose slowly from 0% to 80% despite the experience being terrible. How can this be true?
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by acchow 2y ago
Speaking strictly, the original definition of Regex required only a finite state machine with zero stacks. You need 2 stacks for Turing completeness. Tho a lot of regex libraries can support much more than just “regex”
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> not just mathematically Let's be clear here. Alcubierre's original "warp drive" idea was for super-luminal speeds (faster than light) and required "exotic matter" (negative energy). This new one is for sub
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by acchow 2y ago
“Why can’t we” I wish the system actually tried to solve problems with well thought out solutions. To answer your question: politicians don’t want to piss off the wealthy class. Americans at large are skeptical of taxes because they don’t s
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I’d rather nuclear material be kept away from water…
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But computers get faster each year, so even with zero progress in actual AI, this will reach human-student speeds in a few years (need a 40x speed up)
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Right, I'm saying journals should be picking which to publish before the results arrive. They should even publish it before the results arrive. And then publish again after.
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The future will be “AI PCs” with a powerful on-device chip that can filter out on-screen ads, but enabled only by subscription.
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The consumer pays higher prices (since the merchant charges higher prices due to transaction costs), which is passed onto the network+banks via the merchant. There’s an analogous situation with tariffs - it seems the manufacturer pays the c
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by acchow 2y ago
Your iPhone can already do this.
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My understanding is that the repulsion between the positive charges (protons) far exceeds the gravitational force.
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All of that - the setup, the instruments, dependencies, methods - should be pre-submitted to the journal before the experimental results arrive. The journal should be the one that uses the data from the experiment and runs your pre-submitte
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by acchow 2y ago
> what was the last show where the villain/antagonist/incompetent people were not white males and the protagonist was not a “diverse” woman. My favorite Apple TV series is actually "Lessons in Chemistry". The protago
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by acchow 2y ago
If you do find a book which manages to totally captivate you, then you’d just rather read that instead of returning to normal life. Not sure if this really counts as helping ADHD
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This would just end up being a population density heat map, right?
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That’s the first output from ChatGPT. You can ask it to try again slightly more succinct and use a hybrid voice of a college student and one of many pasted examples of other voices.
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It’s more than that, because the VC money willing to put up with such long delays for payout can certainly invest in companies anywhere in the world.
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Then I think you already know the solution to getting unstuck.
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How much content do you consume? I’d say start your day off with absolutely nothing. Just go outside and go for a walk with no phone. No music. No technology. From the moment you wake up, try a one hour walk like this (map out a route that
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In another comment, they mention they have been diagnosed with ADHD.
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The general wisdom is that it’s basically impossible for most people to tell the good fund managers from the bad/mediocre ones. Except Warren buffet. A lot of people went with Berkshire Hathaway and did very well.

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