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by calibas 3y ago
> By contrast, superconductors that levitate over magnets can be spun and even held upside-down. “None of those behaviors look like what we see in the LK-99 videos,” van Gennep says. Aren't they confusing Type-I and Type-II supercon
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by calibas 3y ago
You're mixing up managing a disease and managing a person. Managing (treating) mental illness is not simply about making the person more manageable for others. There's drugs that reduce or eliminate hallucinations for many schizop
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I have a theory. Antipsychotic medications just need to make the person more "manageable" to be considered effective. It doesn't need to eliminate the psychosis directly, it could just make the person more sedated, and it wou
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by calibas 3y ago
VP: Let's stop committing fraud. Salesforce: It's not fraud if we redefine 'real-time'. Also, you're fired.
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Weird, part of it is identical to this comment on Reddit, posted 17 hours ago [NSFW]: https://www.reddit.com/r/dankmemes/comments/15hg55g/comment/... > I know, It is a struggle to keep going, to
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by calibas 3y ago
I'm curious as to why this is being flagged/downvoted. Seems like somebody doesn't want it on the front page of HN...
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by calibas 3y ago
> Claiming that it affects all users on the internet seems like a massive over-exaggeration, as he hasn't demonstrated any kind of browser based exploit and even if such a thing did exist He's saying it likely affects "eve
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by calibas 3y ago
The headline and article are a little misleading. It's not that all these species "live underground", it's that they rely upon soil, like the vast majority of plant species.
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by calibas 3y ago
It's section 10.4 that says they can use "Customer Content" for AI training.
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by calibas 3y ago
There's already powerful incentives against narcotics, you mentioned three of them: "poor health, homelessness, and death." If that's not enough to dissuade someone, laws aren't going to make much difference.
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by calibas 3y ago
If your conversations don't include processing facts to deduce "new, previously unseen conclusions" then you need new friends. It's "continuing a conversation" in that it's predicting output token-by-token
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In general, people want money, they've never wanted to work.
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This actually backs up what they said in the hearing. There's an extra level of security regarding UFO documents, and even people who are supposed to have access are stonewalled. The members of congress in the hearing appeared to confi
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by calibas 3y ago
> Google's plan is that, during a webpage transaction, the web server could require you to pass an "environment attestation" test before you get any data. At this point your browser would contact a "third-party"
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by calibas 3y ago
In my experience, over half the power draw is from WiFi/Bluetooth.
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> Although the tree octopus is not officially listed on the Endangered Species List, we feel that it should be added since its numbers are at a critically low level for its breeding needs. The reasons for this dire situation include: dec
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by calibas 3y ago
Not true, at least in California. The state-run facilities are completely full, and they turn people away even when there's serious mental health issues.
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by calibas 3y ago
Yes, it's outrageous that it's taken so long to implement React-specific functions in PHP!
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by calibas 3y ago
Neat, and here's more info on how they did it: WebAssembly PHP: https://wordpress.github.io/wordpress-playground/architectur... Service Workers: https://wordpress.github.io/wordpress-playground&#x2
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by calibas 3y ago
> The guy on the corner screaming and smoking meth is NOT a representative homeless person - it's a second issue that doesn't really have a word. In general, those are mentally ill people who aren't getting proper treatmen
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by calibas 3y ago
They made a ridiculously complex and obscure system because it was insanely profitable. It's not really stupidity or maliciousness that's responsible, but simple greed.
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by calibas 3y ago
Says it supports Metal 2+ https://github.com/facebook/igl
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by calibas 3y ago
This approach seems problematic since values like "", null and false become 0 instead of NaN.
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by calibas 3y ago
I recently watched a junior dev casually add this hideously bloated and slow library so he could save an hour or so of programming. Part of his reasoning was that "everybody else does it that way". And that's why modern hardw
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by calibas 3y ago
Also not be confused with ferric oxide: https://www.rust-lang.org/
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by calibas 3y ago
After living in the Bay Area for a while, I realized there's a class of people who don't really interact with the city the same way "normal" people do. They drive from their private garage or gated community to a parking
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by calibas 3y ago
Fourth Amendment The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath
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by calibas 3y ago
Why? Am I to believe the Rust leadership is so enlightened they're incapable of racial discrimination? There's a reason people don't want to talk about racism, and it's not because it doesn't exist anymore...
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by calibas 3y ago
> I thought "rust culture" came out of this sort of super SJW/woke culture of mozilla? Nothing against that sort of mindset in theory, but it sometimes leads to a certain irrational hypersensitive intolerant mob behavior a
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by calibas 3y ago
I've been wondering how to create a ChatGPT-powered app and not have to spend a fortune on operating it. Use a cheaper model? Limit the input/output length? Train a custom model?

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