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chunky1994
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chunky1994
1y ago
This is a good discussion around the supply chain issues that will likely be happening: https://youtu.be/-dgHWv-Dh6Q?t=1370 Ryan runs Flexport which is a supply chain company so its from the "source" if you will.
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chunky1994
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This difference in emotional reaction is because of the effort involved in the process. Functionally, we see YouTube video creation as a fundamentally difficult exercise (to do well) and results in a singular product (one video). Any additi
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2y ago
The difference is though there isn't a whole lot of "whole cloth novel solutions" being written in software today so much as a "write me this CRUD app to do ABC" which current generations are exceedingly good at.
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2y ago
I'd like to see the diets in the study that are specified as the "calorie-reduced diets". (Can't seem to find the paper). If it's the same as the Standard American Diet, this muscle loss is quite explainable. I thin
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2y ago
I'd suggest investing your time in the product first and converting the waitlist to real users before trying to take on external investment. It will either make it much easier or you won't need to raise depending on what happens w
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chunky1994
2y ago
If you train one of the larger models on these specific problems (i.e DM for D&D problems) it probably will surprise you. The larger models are great at generic text production but when fine-tuned for specific people/task emulation
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3y ago
I'm a bit skeptical to give up conservation of energy in a system with friction. Isn't it more accurate to say that if we were to calculate every specific interaction we'd still end up having conservation of energy. Now wheth
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3y ago
The conserved quantity is derived from Noether's theorem itself. One thing that is a bit hairy is that Noether's theorem only applies to a continuous, smooth (physical -> there is some wiggle room here) space. When deriving the
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3y ago
Right, the rephrasing of the sentence is a tad more accurate. Your three entities are [invariant -> conserved quantity]: (translation -> momentum), (rotation -> angular momentum) and (time -> energy).
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3y ago
This is exactly why using GPT to supplement but not supplant writing code is very good. Code generation is generally more helpful as you go to higher layers of abstraction as long as you can stay at that layer of abstraction. Once you
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chunky1994
3y ago
So the way it works is that if you have a setup like so: Your client <-- bad actor --> Public Webserver. Your first layer of defense is assuming its hard for a bad actor to get to that spot (which this attack is showing is possible).
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chunky1994
3y ago
I'd argue the number of startups that have trust all local network connections is not far behind. I doubt a company seriously considers their wifi connectivity as a threat vector until they get to a series B size. Hypothetically I'
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3y ago
I am assuming this is a bug, otherwise it would be a very weird move on apple's part. While they're usually pushy about updates etc. for anyone who uses defaults they usually respect user decisions. I've dealt with the apple
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3y ago
I used to be an LLM until I took an arrow to the knee. Aside from the joke, I think the barrier would definitely reduce and in-game characters would be contextually far more aware but how do you enforce plot progression in such a truly open
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3y ago
Correlation =/= causation. This is most likely coincidental. I highly doubt Dustin's differing views caused a (near) unanimous ousting of a completely different company's CEO that had nothing to do with Dustin's primary
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chunky1994
3y ago
It's 300k cash, rest in "profit participation". MSFT has enough RSUs to make that happen without it being a problem
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3y ago
These are all also illegal. This doesn't take way from the parent.
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3y ago
More like: - It should be illegal to defraud unsuspecting individuals by hiding information that would necessarily clarify the riskyness of the contracts they are engaging in. - Businesses have way more information asymmetry advantage and w
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4y ago
The drug trade is definitely culpable for violence and human misery. Unless you're perhaps talking exclusively about psychedelics (and even that isn't squeaky clean, but production and distribution is less violent due to the origi
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5y ago
I'm not being facetious at all when I say, if you have more stories like this, please consider making a podcast.
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5y ago
Electrostatic shielding is actually about shielding the inside of a closed (hollow) conductor from the outside (the standard deriviation from Gauss's law). If the conductor is non-grounded then a charge outside the conductor is fully a
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5y ago
I think the difference in [0] is your input variable space is much smaller for "traditional" engineering disciplines. To grossly simplify: ME? You need tolerances for a specific amount of force (in different directions.) EE? You n
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5y ago
While it does seem like a matter of semantics, in the end, whether something is classified as an addiction or a dependance doesn't seem to be as binary as "has a biological response to removal of said substance". I'd arg
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5y ago
It really can't happen this way. Between 3 and 4, you'd tank bitcoin's value significantly (assuming $1B is able to triple bitcoin's market value). Any sizeable liquidation of bitcoin at an inflated price is going to aff
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5y ago
It would be embezzlement (and not fraud) if the money had first gone to Netflix and then been redirected to Kail (without their knowledge).It's only fraud because the funds never went to Netflix in the first place Embezzlement: Misappr
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Its definitely against standard contractual terms (i.e conflicts of interest terms) and here they would all probably come under fraud in the inducement; i.e Kail induced Netflix to enter into contractual terms based on misrepresentations of
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5y ago
Pretty nice overview, I'd highly recommend Hartl's gravity for a physics focused introduction to tensor calculus along with an actual application centric usage of the same: https://www.amazon.com/Gravity-Introducti
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5y ago
Thank you!
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I’m not trying to be needlessly contrarian and am genuinely trying to learn here as I don’t believe I have adequate knowledge on these issues; Having said that could you please cite sources for both (1) and (3)? I can see (2) being acceptab
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They don't need to do that. The majority of (monetary) value add in the supply chain is large-scale refinement and transportation of the drug product from a region of lower economic value to a region of higher economic value (i.e smugg
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