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by amy214 2y ago
if we're teetering on significance seems like a subgroup analysis is worth considering
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by amy214 2y ago
We should get a better change root yes, and the LD_LIBRARY_PATH gets autoupdated with respect to the new root. A few flags here and there to set permissions of the child process and we're off too the races. Oh wow, wow. That all soun
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by amy214 2y ago
the ole in-person technical interview will do nicely, try prompting your way out of that!
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by amy214 2y ago
Exactly, this is analogous to "sensitivity/specificity" of a test, the test is if they can be trusted to live autonomously in society - most sensitive: arrest everyone you suspect, lots of innocents locked up - trade-off : so
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by amy214 2y ago
The thing about medicine is it has a lot of women who think that, "I am woman hear me roar, I will show my salt in this male dominated field" ... and end up in specialties such as OB/GYN, pediatrics (female dominated - some r
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by amy214 2y ago
I'm in the calorie identification app business, and one benchmark I like to use is the old milkshake salad. It LOOKS like a salad with some mystery white sauce, maybe a ranch dressing or some such, but it's actually a milkshake.
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by amy214 2y ago
If the 1930s are any example, war will follow, then a baby boom after the war
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by amy214 2y ago
The same thing happens in organic chemistry. You're graded by your yield. If you put 10 units of A in, cooked up 9.9 units of product B, great job! But if it's 0.01 units, good luck, or 0, heaven save you. of course, they mig
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by amy214 2y ago
Exactly, I get a little bit uneasy with people throwing around "got disappeared" - it lands as politically charged. What that means to me is something like Khmer Rouge, or Pinochet throwing thousands of people off planes into the
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by amy214 2y ago
Notably 23andme is, at least said to have been, already sold: https://cacm.acm.org/news/multiple-data-leaks-at-23andme/ Specifically there were those hacks a year or two back where a hacker named "Golem&quot
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by amy214 2y ago
>There are not many out there recognized for both music and science writing.. :-) Yea, she's gonna give it to you baby! She's gonna go far, kid [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dexter_Holland
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by amy214 2y ago
It's not a joke, in the '60s they considered Lazer Submarines but the technology wasn't scalable at that time, a lazer weapon usually would be backpack size. At the time the US Navy began developing a secret project which is
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by amy214 2y ago
Who knews the scope and breadth of the reach of Al Gore, internet inventor, conceiver of the series of tubes paradaigm. Perhaps he has a tube all the way back 400 million years ago amongst his tube series https://www.pellcenter.
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by amy214 2y ago
I feel like he has considered everything. He also has AbacOS which is an abacus-based operating system, for when we run out of energy, then HamstOS for a hamster-wheel powered operating system
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by amy214 2y ago
I would also like to see a world where undocumented migrants can report to the police without fear of their residency status, where they are judged by their peers who also may be undocumented migrants, where they are provided the basic nece
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by amy214 2y ago
I agree, I don't think HOA is good idea here, at least not, "the right to veto the buyer" part. This creates a whole litany of potential moral hazards "okay, I'll approve them BUT you do XYZ or pay me ABC" or
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by amy214 2y ago
To me his messaging (whether that's his actual goal) is clear through his action (and words), mostly along the lines of bringing the sci fi world of the future into the present: - Space X -> we need humans on mars - openAI -> we
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by amy214 2y ago
a haiku about TODO the road less traveled oops I found a bug
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by amy214 2y ago
Also a long known phenomena ... I believe it was Bill Gates who said, "He's a nice guy, but played a bit too much of the football with his helmet off"
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by amy214 2y ago
The paper ignored a big honking chunk of the field, as is used in finance often - you take the delta between adjacent timepoints, something like the derivative, now you have something centered on zero and going up and down "randomly&q
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by amy214 2y ago
the page on the whole reminds me of 1990s and 2000s vintage NVIDIA demos they used to highlight their cool graphics tech
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by amy214 2y ago
>One can always use a fake email and login account. When you're using that fake email be sure to have a burner phone or public internet so they can't link it to your IP, also don't use your computer or any computer you&#x2
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by amy214 2y ago
I had the same experience on their site, even following the given example! "Show me a horse" -> a brown horse appears. "Make it black" -> now it has black fur. "Make it white" -> I'm sorry, rac
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by amy214 2y ago
A telling example where such a ploy failed to play out and got exposed was Ruby Ridge. An independently minded off-grid man with his family, some loose social contacts with a nearby neo-nazi group. Randomly gets paid to turn a 16 inch sho
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by amy214 2y ago
I remember having some kind of C programming bug where output filenames got scrambled (string memory error probably). And output files in the same folder as the source code. That seems innocuous, but remember then some of the output files