amenhotep

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by amenhotep 1y ago
Why would you need to generate the music to get that? Just have an AI DJ.
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by amenhotep 1y ago
One is measured in pounds. The other is measured in pounds. Seems pretty comparable. If you're being deliberately stupid you could pretend it's a comparison between pounds and pounds per year, but everyone who is at least minimall
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Alarming that that was a last minute question and an "if it makes you feel better" offer, honestly, even if it obviously went fine. On the day of my surgery I was constantly being asked what it was and on which side, by nurses, by
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by amenhotep 2y ago
A downvote seems insufficient but I'm really lost for words at how to even reply to this. The tone of reasonableness while posting absolute bonkers insanity is alarming.
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Human brains are similarly finely tuned and have similar knobs, it seems to me. People with no short term memory have the same conversations over and over again. Drunk people tend to be very predictable. There are circuits that give us an o
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by amenhotep 2y ago
I wouldn't be as harsh as that, but "what is a web server" feels very out of place in how basic it is, and the final one that basically just says "read the docs" maybe also doesn't quite land.
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by amenhotep 2y ago
He was telling direct lies to board members about personal conversations with other board members. How is this reconcilable? I've never been anywhere near these circles but if an executive is so completely disdainful of your oversight
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Evidently you don't know much about humiliating moments for NATO members.
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by amenhotep 2y ago
I tend to keep different sessions open for different ongoing topics, and that's what I notice when I start a new one. It's very easy for it to fall into its default sterile, focus grouped, conversation-flowchart mode. Longer conve
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by amenhotep 2y ago
You get that these studies aren't actually measuring pain, right? They're measuring things like "how the patient rates the pain on a scale of 1-10". The difference between a "genuine" placebo and a "psycho
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Well, these days it's pronounced "Evri" - the old name got too toxic :)
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by amenhotep 2y ago
In general it may be the latter. Portia spiders in particular, though, will observe a target, observe their surroundings, then navigate a complex path around and through structures that block their vision of the target to reach a destinatio
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Good lord, I've gone a long time without knowing what that was all about. First time I heard it I assumed the lorry had a broken reversing beep speaker or something!
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by amenhotep 2y ago
America, famously all about banning things unless there's a reason for them to exist What a facile comment even taken on its own ridiculous terms
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Starmer is a centrist and Labour have been very weak against a trans panic being whipped up by right wing media.
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by amenhotep 2y ago
The present reign of terror and international lawlessness began a few years ago. It began through unjustified interference in the internal affairs of other nations or the invasion of alien territory in violation of treaties and has now reac
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by amenhotep 2y ago
I think you have ideas about these types that make them seem overcomplicated! Either that, or I'm way smarter than the average programmer and really am massively wasting my talent :) but if you ask me the first is much more likely. I
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Rust genuinely will stop you, though. You can't take a Result<T> and get an Ok(T) out of it unless there's no error; if it's an Err then you can't continue as if you have a T. It doesn't force you to do someth
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by amenhotep 2y ago
I don't understand why the other commenters are telling you off. Your initial point was restricted and well made and there doesn't seem to be any relevance to the tangent he tried to go off on after you restated it at his request.
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Which is, incidentally, the exact same way you do it in a non-compulsory voting system. Spoiled ballot is a signal that you cared enough to get off your arse and vote and deliberately chose none of the candidates, so you might be reachable
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Arguing that gun violence is bad all round is fine. But this isn't that? It's exploiting the special emotive value of the term "school shooting" - something that will obviously be read to refer to a specific kind of circ
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by amenhotep 2y ago
So do you think that the US GDP is $4.21 trillion, or do you think that the US spends $5.83 trillion on the military?
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Nobody is actually mad at orange for egg prices, though. Exasperatedly calling out hypocrisy is not the same thing.
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by amenhotep 2y ago
This was more or less what happened to me with covid and I didn't take anything at all. It started as a cold, rapidly progressed to being so bad that I spent an entire day in bed, then rapidly subsided to "recovering from a bad co
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Presumably you're implying an average over British pronunciation also, but if you ask me that's even more of a leap than over the American. Like the other chap said, it basically sounds like a West Country accent.
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by amenhotep 2y ago
The odds increasing from 2% to 3% mean it's 3% likely to hit us, which is more than 2%, yes. But the steady increase so far does not imply a continued future increase, that the true probability is much higher. He is addressing a norm
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by amenhotep 2y ago
Yes, this is a good example of being very bad at soft skills.
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by amenhotep 2y ago
If I want to watch a video for the sake of watching a video, then no, a text summary would not at all be the same thing. But most of the time I don't want to watch a video, I just want to get information. A text summary then would be s
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by amenhotep 2y ago
I don't think it actually happens as much as these people like to say it does. It's just a convenient way to externally blame and berate those they don't like for things they were going to do anyway. But to the extent that it
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by amenhotep 2y ago
No, there genuinely used to be purely mechanical mirror controls. You'd twiddle the little joystick and it would more or less adjust the mirror, in a way that at least in my experience was slightly imprecise and rubbish, but definitely

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