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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
This reminds me of a famous quote coined by the famous comic book artiste Alan Moore which is, "quis custodiet quie custodiet" which is Spanish for "Who Watches the Watchmen" (refers to his famous graphic novel and cinem
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I believe it was BeOS who if not first then most famously embrace haiku error out messages : https://gist.github.com/benjaminoakes/e58a9ddb0ead8eefbbae40... e.g. Errors have occurred. We won't tell you where or w
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Local and global anesthesia use it often, actually even though you'd think it's the anesthesiologist that uses it (because they are known to be drug fiends) usually it's the surgeon who makes use of cocaine. I remember in my
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I agree. 10 is 10% of 100, 1,000,000 is 10% of 10,000,000. They're mathematically equivalent. Why do I care if it's 10 people, or 10,000,000 people, or if it's just quoted as 10%? These are all abstract numbers, numbers ar
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
You should check out my book then. I realized that everyone was starting to, not write books, but that they were writing instructional books teaching about how people should write books. I said to myself, "well let's teach them
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Other thing said to me by then-CEO of Goldman (during my new trader / out of school training months / Goldman onboarding), he said "there's 3 ways of making it in this business: be smarter, be first, or cheat. Now, I do
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I mean. Delta is also an airline, and if airline's love to do one thing it's to point fingers and shift blame. Mostly such that they don't reimburse you what you are legally owed if they jam you up, but also it seems throug
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Let's get concrete here on the BS laws. Does the law hope to prevent people from causing harm, physical, financial, etc, to others or their property? Keep it. Does the law aim to prevent people from harming themselves, excluding suici
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Just for those unfamiliar with LORAWAN, LORA WAN is a combination of AI's "low rank adaptation" (LORA) approach with phsysionerual networks where by the WAN network grid is mirrored by an identically structured neural network
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Seems to me, if the zuck is dropping a gorillion dollars to put out free trained models out there (for small outfits to fine-tune to their purposes), the play is now to take the enormous field of small outfits and put them on a level playin
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
meh a lot of the mega size genome have been well known. i can think of ameoba at 200x more genome than human and a gorillion polyploid plants. Some have this has been known the last 20-30 years. Some further back. Anyone can look at som
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Probably not. The "pop off" tech you are speaking of is highly developed and matured by farmers. How do you get semen from a bull for example. I believe it is called an "electroejaculator" and involves electrocuting t
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
for those looking to switch to firefox (as I did) do be warned that although I make no claim as to whether its more nor less evil than google, firefox does have various ad-related perks sometimes turned on by default... sometimes turned on
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I've always been of the hippocampus that it's short not long term memory in units of one day. Evidence that's the only CNS location that generates new cells on the regular (besides the nose). Timestamp cells produced within
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
they was some interesting funk in the 80s : Lisp computer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisp_machine (these were very hot in 1980s era AI) connection machine: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connec
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I can explain it much more simple "At first Linus created /dev/dsp, and the user did smile upon him, and the user did see that it was good, and the user did see that it was simple, and people did use their sound, and people d
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
For me it's self evident the argument is false by way of contradiction. Assume it's true. There exists a consciousness nerve cell, with a nucleus and such as all nerve cells have, somewhere in the mind. As far as how the brain is
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I agree. This type of article is internet forum argument fuel because the area is such grey, arguments on both size. Reminds me of the lady who got burned by McDonalds coffee like, bro, you spill hot coffee on you then you might get a bur
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I agree with you for 99% of cases but there can be unexpected domains in the mail, or more interestingly, having your data sold. If hyperrin-nexflux2@port69 starts getting random spams for example, then you have a good idea who fucked up
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
To me there is actually a logical difference from a game theory perspective, ignoring ethics: A seeming native is a "likely potential regular customer." So you offer a lower price per visit, but in the long run make lots of money
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Same thing happened to me, but when I tried to redeem the gift card, the checkout computer crashed and entered a reboot loop
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
My pet hypothesis is Fauci saw an infectious disease / epidemiologists dream thought experiment. What if every human on the planet self-isolated for XX weeks? If most illnesses (e.g. cold, flu, airbone) die out after X days without a
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I find the realtime translation feature quite compelling. Audio translation requires everything being said twice so doubles latency. If two people from two language speakings both used this, it's a massive step towards a universal tr
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Anna's cousin, Amy ZLib here. Anna is doing well, I cannot explicitly "out" her identity but let's say she does well for herself and in a quite safe and stable country. Financing again is a topic where she is strongly p
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
"In the US this can be common and the staff low key make everyone anxious about it. Like "uh oh guys, room is running out in the overhead" "might have to check your bag". It's not the end of the world, but i
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
if you think the whole "600k is what it would have cost" thing is crazy, then stay far away from our medical system! In medicine 600k is getting off easy
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
I attest to reolink, have used it for security, 16 cameras, 3000 miles away, for ~2-3 years. Setup includes UPS on everything. Has been very stable. It even has a pretty easy to reverse engineer cgi-bin API (and very insecure) but sadly m
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
About 20% of documented residents of washington speak spanish, and up to 52% including bilingual, documented, and undocumented. Thus it is the majority language.
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
eh forget all this coding minutiae, i dabbled with arduino here and there. in my experience it's not to do with code. your serial/usb runs the bytes back through your debugger (typically IDE On the PC). Your IDE has config setti
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by amy-petrik-214 2y ago
Immunotherapy is not some wonder drugs. It's been around for some time as far as cutting edge is concerned, obviously quite new compared to the 1980s chemo revolution. By "been around by quite some time" I mean there are quit

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