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by asdff 3mo ago
I mean there's a point when you can go "why bother selling a game when i can learn to algo trade and maybe get hired by a major investment bank" if you really want to push the logic of all money no creativity to its inevitabl
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by asdff 3mo ago
I've stripped out every sort of head. It isn't the heads fault really. Lack of thread treatment and/or correct application of torque is the cause and can happen to any head.
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by asdff 3mo ago
The rub is of course it is actually far harder to work on your rare species of ant than to do something more "noble" like human genetics. You may have to build the reference genome yourself working on your ant before you can begin
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by asdff 4mo ago
Couple sessions in the schvitz first perhaps
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by asdff 4mo ago
Lily is probably the one major pharma company doing alright these days. That being said this thread has a more sober take: https://old.reddit.com/r/biotech/comments/1rgjnrj/lilly_bets...
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by asdff 4mo ago
That's it.
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by asdff 4mo ago
What is the name for the sort of toy car you push in one direction and it continues slowly in that direction? These ones were usually styled as 4x4 vehicles and almost moved like a rock crawler with the 4wd set to low. They could be pushed
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by asdff 4mo ago
Once again expressing my opinion that this is the worst anti feature of the site. Threads are like commenting in the void because most people are not going to be looking for replies to comments they made days or weeks ago. I see the true da
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by asdff 4mo ago
There is some sort of wink wink nudge nudge agreement going on with certain spam accounts. You will see them post article spam with hidden history, and if you look up their posts either via google or any other reddit crawling tool, they are
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by asdff 4mo ago
To do what, pick strawberries and nail shingles?
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by asdff 4mo ago
pharma is currently in a tailspin and not really spending money. they'd rather outsource everything possible to china or india right now.
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by asdff 4mo ago
Mine walks in with the blood pressure machine and gets right to work. I maybe have him for 10 focused minutes then he leaves and I leave shortly thereafter. Sometime later in the day my electronic chart will update.
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by asdff 4mo ago
Meta: Those iPhone ads with the phone covering the face perfectly have been some of the most disturbing ads I've seen in recent history. Pure Black Mirror horror. Doesn't even look like it's the actor's own hand.
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by asdff 4mo ago
Of course he is because even if the doctor typed like that, how would the patient see it? They don't do that in the exam room with the patient there. I wonder how long it's been since they've even had an appointment with thei
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by asdff 4mo ago
Pro golfers look a good 10-20 years older than their real age sometimes fwiw. In contrast to most other pro athletes in indoor disciplines who generally look better than their age. There's also examples of truckers who spent most of th
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by asdff 4mo ago
Is this even a problem? I mean its been what three decades of internet without age verification and people can't really point to specific issues with it, just sort of gesticulates that they must be there despite the millenial generatio
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by asdff 4mo ago
Waiting for California to ban obnoxiously bright electronic billboards next. The meatspace could use some love too.
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by asdff 4mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if linux is banned in the next couple decades. They might make it where all new hardware sold can only run some validated set of OSs. They might try and hunt for unregistered compute leaking its ip on the intern
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by asdff 4mo ago
Theoretically every piece of info you need to program the whole computer stack from low level to high level is out there on the internet too. But, LLMs make it easier for more people to do the thing who couldn't connect these disparate
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by asdff 4mo ago
If you ever saw any of the FPV drone ukraine videos (which I don't recommend as they are very graphic) it seems like they move at standard dji quad copter speeds, chasing people for a bit, even the final push seems a bit slow. Not sure
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by asdff 4mo ago
>I just don't think it's plausible even as a thought experiment. Well, RAND does. They've been studying this for years now. I'd trust them over glib comments from semianonymous social media. 2025 report: "Engagin
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by asdff 4mo ago
Source for the great drone birdshot test?
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by asdff 4mo ago
They should train them on skeet shooting with birdshot too
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by asdff 4mo ago
Maybe they are looking into those too and a ban might be on the horizon. President makes their own rules now and controls the supreme court, you can't consider precedent anymore.
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by asdff 4mo ago
What part? The job posts are factual. There are still some up on rand career website although the bio specific ones are all filled now. Here is their department page on the subject where they cover the scoping (1). Mirror biology seems like
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by asdff 4mo ago
i=1 if analyze_tone($prompt) = "disagree"; if i < 3; then argue($prompt) i=i+1 elif i >=3; then agree($prompt) fi fi
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by asdff 4mo ago
Colbert: "Reality has a liberal bias"
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by asdff 4mo ago
This was coming for a while. For years now there have been job postings for ai safety and not really what people expect. Jobs in places like RAND, funded off DOD grants, exploring the feasibility of building a bioweapon with off the shelf
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by asdff 4mo ago
I doubt AC "abuse" is relevant compared to just about everything else contributing to global warming.
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by asdff 4mo ago
The big advantage is if you put it in space, only people with space based capabilities can mess with it. If you build it on the ground, anyone can drive a truck full of explosives into it. Might not matter for most applications, but there a

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