basch

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by basch 3mo ago
Ive figured as much. Possibly also some kind of security too so games dont get disassembled and modded or have textures removed for parts?
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by basch 3mo ago
definitely a lot of misinformation from the get go, from not needing masks, to waring masks to protect oneself (vs protecting others), to most of the scientific world needing to redefine airborn because of a bad assumption that permeated al
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by basch 3mo ago
it was blood clotting, not cardiac
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by basch 3mo ago
J&J was not an mRNA vaccine either. the J&J vaccine gave further evidence that mRNA vaccines are the safer path. it was blood clotting issues.
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by basch 3mo ago
epidemiological risk of myocarditis from COVID-19 infection is from seven to over forty times higher than the risk associated with receiving an mRNA vaccine.
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by basch 3mo ago
>many of them did suffer from effects from the vaccine what does many in this sentence mean? are you claiming that a large percent of health professionals "suffered effects"?
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by basch 3mo ago
and even if the maybes are yes, it's still a debate whether an accident negates taking future risk. eg does a nuclear meltdown lead to no new nuclear power plants? a lab leak doesnt in and of itself prove that gain of function researc
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by basch 3mo ago
There's a lot of AAA games I havent tried, but why are the launch day patches Ive experienced so gigantic? Why do games need to download textures, sounds, videos over again? I just can't understand why a 100GB game has a 60GB pat
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by basch 3mo ago
"At 200GB I don't know how anybody can justify valuable space in their SSD for a single game." What game plays off the disc itself? Most games copy to the ssd and then just download a new full copy of the game from the cloud
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by basch 3mo ago
The killer feature here is an auto assembling todo list, punchlist, project management. Discussing what needs to be done next, and having it automatically sort it into what subtask it is, if it applies or is blocking to multiple other tasks
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by basch 4mo ago
You could still offer this, similar to the ad tier and ad free tier of a kindle, or a carrier locked phone. $799 for a locked down version, $1049 for an unlocked version. Opportunity to pay $300 to unlock it later at any time. 5% discount o
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by basch 4mo ago
Did you look at the charts in the article? It out-performed every model that wasnt a max/ultrafrontier of some sort, except for the one that the article was extolling the virtues of, including grok high. you could make a good argument
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by basch 4mo ago
and with a structured tool, what better place to practice writing, process, iteration, revision, editing. this happens constantly, every day. a current implementation of a technology isnt optimal so the entire class of anything related to t
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by basch 4mo ago
from the looks of it, 3.5 Flash is still better than most models https://artificialanalysis.ai/articles/glm-5-2-is-the-new-le... The idea of "falling behind" when you can leapfrog each other every six months
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by basch 4mo ago
two wrongs?
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by basch 4mo ago
The reason it’s a debate is because both interfaces / flows are broken. Back/forth, new tab, currently open tab switch, bookmark, needs to be redesigned from first principal. They all approximate different versions of similar inte
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by basch 4mo ago
ill be in the strong minority here, and it should be opt-in, but if theres no affiliate link, i would be ok with my tiny marketshare browser capturing the extra. less ethical for them to be replacing other peoples affiliate links, but they
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by basch 4mo ago
does the reverse notebooklm exist yet that turns podcasts into longform journalism?
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by basch 4mo ago
white hat firefox, black hat brave?
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by basch 4mo ago
Beer purity 1516
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by basch 4mo ago
or they enjoyed the games despite flash.
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by basch 4mo ago
>Specifically, AI+human developer no longer outperforms AI alone. So far, all the available evidence seems to show AI as a force multiplier for developers and that for good results Or humans are relegated to the co-processor role. The AI
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by basch 4mo ago
If someone came in and moneyballed the sport with no name horses, wouldn’t their stud fee rise with wins? New lineage would start.
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by basch 4mo ago
What’s the reason against separate conduit for utilities?
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by basch 4mo ago
It doesn’t wreck the companies though. It just costs more money and tike to accomplish the same task. It’s inefficient.
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by basch 4mo ago
There’s a massive amount of duplicated effort in curriculum creation. If the really gifted are documenting their lessons and publishing the framework other really good teachers can pickup where they left off. Having those curriculums in a s
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by basch 4mo ago
Or just control of supply and demand. If they can charge twice as much serving half as many customers, that leaves a lot of potential future customers leftover.
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by basch 4mo ago
That’s not the case at all. Kirkland just ditched Huggies making their diapers. They just introduced a breaded chicken tender nug to compete with one on the shelf. They absolutely go out and find who can make the product and the quality and
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by basch 4mo ago
It was not better than a competing dock from Dell or Lenovo etc at the time. Wireless docks worked better.
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by basch 4mo ago
It strikes me as an Oder of operations problem. If the system prompt is “flesh out template y with thought x” the form drives the generation, it feels compelled to use the whole template. Of the system prompt is “refine thought x and then f

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