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by casey2 2y ago
Restaurant dining rooms are a complete waste of valuable real estate. Everybody wanted to live like millionaires in the 50s without a thought for sustainability. Two hour drive into downtown to park your cat in a reserved spot and walk your
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by casey2 2y ago
Powerful is correct. It's strange to me the number of people on this site who think we should just throw away trillions of dollars. We should use natural gas to make renewable dirt cheap, just that would offset any externalities you ca
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by casey2 2y ago
>よつば >よっば Just the fact that it misrecognizes this character means at least 10% of it's translations are going to be nonsense. That the creator puts this video up as a demo doesn't instill any confidence. For any real transl
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by casey2 2y ago
>filepizza Horrible name dude
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by casey2 2y ago
It's so obvious when you are just intentionally holding back releases just to steal mindshare from your competition. YAWN!
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by casey2 2y ago
coalma3
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by casey2 2y ago
What people say on polls and reality are very different. Most people in all countries don't support mixed race marriage.
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by casey2 2y ago
Is there any other reason for lab meat than destroying American industry and changing it's evil culture that causes all the worlds problems?
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by casey2 2y ago
If you compare posts to food then a post with many likes is like hyperpalatable food, and a post with many likes that shows up in your feed is like a hyperpalatable food that the algorithm thinks you will like. Nothing wrong with the algori
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by casey2 2y ago
They are going to have more memory than storage at this rate.
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by casey2 2y ago
I'm not surprised. You get the same voices poo-pooing scaling even though it just works. And then you get the wave of articles downplaying the hallucination problem. In reality, 61.8% -> 37.1& on SimpleQA means that there are ma
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by casey2 2y ago
"Pollution" is not great to tax if you want a functioning society. Since apparently Carbon Dioxide is considered pollution now you have somehow defined the very action of living and working as taxable. Not going to end well. Consu
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by casey2 2y ago
A company like apple can look at all their code, pull out the LCD, and build that directly into their hardware, or at least allow user programmable microcode, no need to keep doing these general branch prediction strategies that are complex
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by casey2 2y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines: Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.
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by casey2 2y ago
Nope. I completely disagree. Unless you are using tools and rigorous methods you are just playing around. Just because most games are all broken in easily predictable ways doesn't mean every new game creates a hacker. It's more co
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by casey2 2y ago
I assume GP isn't a woman, why do you think 20% is normal for men. The point is that there are no side effects and there is no reason to stop taking it, especially if it saves him money. Are you just using average as weasel words here?
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by casey2 2y ago
I can't understand this type of thinking. "you replaced this drug with hundreds of known downsides with one that has none" Nice nonargument for the rest of your post. It's somehow misinformed to state the fact that the s
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by casey2 2y ago
It's not silly at all. In 15-20 years this stuff will be <$100 for weeks of use. For many people $800 dollars is less than the they spend on food in the same time
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by casey2 2y ago
Correctly assumes*
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by casey2 2y ago
It's not an "anti-obesity drug" it's a "set your hunger level to whatever you want drug" If Jerry is a body builder he can get to whatever body fat % he wants. If Jerry wants to save money or doesn't want
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by casey2 2y ago
"Hey {user} remember that disease you had a while back with {list of symptoms} did you ever get that checked out"? "Yeah it was a rare new disease the doctor called it {name of disease}" But seriously there are real medi
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by casey2 2y ago
I've seen literal 7 year olds make the same mistakes when doing school projects on butterflies. Can professionals not do better than literal children?
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by casey2 2y ago
This is implied to me at least by "for generations" As in after x generations the genes "go back to normal"
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by casey2 2y ago
I don't see why these claims are even being made. It's well known that a transformer could in theory (in practice implementation details prevent this) translate given all the data in, say, a nes cartridge translate it into a git r
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by casey2 2y ago
The truth has always been and will always be that the people who are most technologically advanced will end up with the land, weather by force or purchase. Simply due to the fact that it's more valuable in their hands. Driving out some
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by casey2 2y ago
Something I've always disliked about "Dewey" and now "Johnny" decimal is that they intentionally put a human name on the system. I'm not sure who it helps, confusing a system for a human, but it certainly isn&#
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by casey2 2y ago
So many meme picks but they couldn't even get My Struggle in the top 100 Pathetic.
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by casey2 2y ago
You can use 1..n+1 for both indices to get a sorted array with >
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by casey2 2y ago
Extremely common pattern in the shell world. I'd be very surprised if this hasn't been published before 2021. for i in {1..10} ; for j in {1..10} ; [ $a[$i] -lt $a[$j] ] && t=$a[$i] && a[$i]=$a[$j] && a[$j]
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by casey2 2y ago
It's weird to me that the definition of portable has changed from "can be moved" to "can be moved to another machine" to "can be moved to another environment" to "can be moved to another program"

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