Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
amypetrik8
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
4 ms
·
1.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
>which no government around the world has been able to materialise an answer to. I disagree. The whole hot political topic of "illegal immigration" is as a side effect - seemingly a successful solution to motivate (foreign) pe
2.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
I think back to every ... overly enthused student council member or student council president or HOA president I've seen in my education, a microcosm of politics. These are people with a fire inside of them to seize these positions.
3.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
What are the chances that breaking up a tumor this way seeds cancer elsewhere in the body? Welp I put it to you like this - if you DON'T use this then you have a gorillion cancer cells among which very likely one genetically predispose
4.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
Yes, or put simply - sometimes the smartest way to do something is the dumbest way. The only difference is you did it the dumb way after deep thought, not out of sheer ignorance. Lot less footguns with such an approach.
5.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
>So never being offered a job because it doesn't exist doesn't lose you anything. Ah well look, if the job posting was just to collect resumes with zero intention to actually hire, you did lose some things: - actual time spent
6.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
>I love the insanity of this idea. Not saying it's a good idea, but it's a very highly entertaining one, and I like that! An even more insane idea -- minding the idea here is porn is radioactive to AI data training scrapers --
7.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
as a black box, a 4k context LLM AI (text in, text out) is no different than a highly effective search engine indexing all possible 4k bodies of text (also - text in, text out)
8.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
I actually have "face blindness" ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosopagnosia ) Got it after a bad car accident, some brain damage. Interestingly it also made me race blind as well - I'm probably one o
9.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
>Opinions that seem too radical or stupid to be believed are often bots, or NPC humans repeating bot content that they read somewhere else. You forget to mention trolls. The best way to handle a NPC propaganda parrot is to deliver them
10.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
> some immigrants about what brought them to the United States in the first place. What brought them to the US is that if they have a kid, now their kid is a citizen. Green card etc waived - you wouldn't deport a family would you?
11.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
> interpersonal conflict low probability in this case because this guy seems a repeat offender but absolutely things can get that toxic and ugly > trying to beat the other student to the punch w.r.t publication, this is my highest s
12.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
>My dad had an Akamai M8 My own dad had a Akamai T19 cloud computing system and he would give me all the oggs and flacs and mp3s off the cloud from his Akamai system
13.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
I get gummies at 2000000000 IU and that's not even the final form of my vitamin Also what's an IU. Apparently it's meant to normalize impact across vitamin D species of which there are multiple. Part of me can see the reason
14.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
I had giardia one time .. actually I still have it :( I went to see the physician to treat it, a MD, at least I thought. The doc said he wanted to give me "ivermectin" to eliminate the infection(!!!). Ivermectin(!?!). is this a
15.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
Speaking as a person of color, the government Oak Park prosecuted me for reasons of my blackness which is racist. The controversey that followed, if you ask me, is why the cameras got shot down. Transparency and not being big brother is ju
16.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
there's a bunch of BS going on with autism that I find very obnoxious 1) I see autism as non-verbal, no concept that other people or conscious minds exist. That's what -actual- autism is to me. And there are plenty of people like
17.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
just to go off of this, I'm not bipolar but I feel we need to also consider more severe mental disorders. For example I have multiple personality disorder Hello, I also have multiple personality order aka dissociative identity disorde
18.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
having infinite time on exams is level of the the ADHD cheating iceberg level 2 of the ADHD cheating iceberg is having medically approved methamphetamines to infinistudy before exams e.g. ritalin
19.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
i counter you all with the 70 year legend https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen_air-cooled_engine
20.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
> filters out the people who are too mentally ill to mask this is a very good point - only vulnerability is a person decompensates from "able to mask" to "lets gooooo" in a very short period of time - between two flig
21.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
> If you want to do this, you just have to pass laws saying companies are required to manufacture x% of their goods domestically. and if they go below <x> they pay a fine yea? yea, thats what a tariff is. you have to manufacture x=
22.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
>Candidates from both parties seem to mostly focus on social issues (Democrats are 110% preferable here imo). The problem with the democrats - indeed why Trump is in office - is they focus on social issues of "the underdog group&quo
23.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
I'll tell you how "dangerous errors" work in practice in a hospital Let's say we design a "dangerous errors" system. What it's going to consist of is some "are you sure you want to do that" styl
24.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
also to keep it like Singapore, let's deport all people illegally (but beat the crap out of them first), execute all drug dealers, execute all drug addicts, and most other criminals - beat the crap out of them and release. the nice thi
25.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
just to go off of this there is also stochastic random overfit retraining process (SRORP). Idea behind SRORP is to avoid overfitting. SRORP will take data points from -any- aspect of the past process with replacment and create usually 3-9
26.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
y'alls dag look like vincent d'orinfino in The Salton Sea
27.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
2nd hotest zach on the planet behind zachary ty bryan. still waiting for zachary ty bryan to have his 2nd big breakout hollywood superstar event, actually haven't heard much from him recently and don't know what he's up too.
28.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
Most likely victims did not use 2FA. In the hypothetical that they did and he were a strong hacker, he could possibly cook up a man in the middle attack - victim provides username, password, and 2FA. Man in the middle uses them to login on
29.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
>How do you propose the line should be drawn? there is a line drawn for such things. a fuzzy line. see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_know_it_when_I_see_it same as this famous case, in which a supreme court justi
30.
▲
by
amypetrik8
10mo ago
>Everything comes down to the implementation at the end of the day. To convert this context from medicalese to technese - when a hospital (system) buys an EMR (medical record system), it's like purchasing a very fancy version of &qu
More ›