cwmoore

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by cwmoore 11mo ago
Yes, none is correctly wrong.
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by cwmoore 11mo ago
Does TPMS have any connection to BMW traction control?
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by cwmoore 11mo ago
I recently came across a “prefer the most common synonym” problem, in Google Maps, while searching for a poolhall—even literally ‘billiards’ returned results for swimming pools and chlorine. I wonder if some more NOTs aren’t necessary…inter
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by cwmoore 11mo ago
I couldn't get a quarter out of my dad as a kid. Who's fault is the parents?
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by cwmoore 11mo ago
Life reversal?
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by cwmoore 11mo ago
I was thinking of a vein along the ridge, and a particular digging technique, along with the wear depressions on the slope. But it seems someone actually read the article. Though corn pollen is not proof of produce and wicker baskets could
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by cwmoore 11mo ago
Top photo looks like mining to me.
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by cwmoore 11mo ago
“hundreds, if not thousands…thousands”
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by cwmoore 11mo ago
Neat overlay but a missed opportunity to include actual lines of latitude .
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by cwmoore 1y ago
You can step on a lot of throats without accumulating much at all, but in that case you’d make for a much lower profile target.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
What a great title.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Why not all?
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by cwmoore 1y ago
But, ummm, if nature abhors a vacuum? And all these things provide "opportunity" for improvement? Maybe the special bad is by design.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Is this the answer?
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Electric bikes offer new opportunities for built-in cigarette lighters in the space. These kids...
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Oranges to apples so long as electron mass is fixed and reserve currencies fluctuate.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
In the right place and time, rooster chicks would make excellent invasive python bait. Just a thought.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
How can this support the panopticon of public safety?
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by cwmoore 1y ago
That was rewarding, thanks for the chat.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
I see, so would “self-assured syncretism” be unfair? As such, is the definite certainty justifiable or more of a personality choice? Not picking on you, exactly, trying to find why I’ve been hearing this kind of language used so confidently
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by cwmoore 1y ago
What is the name of this philosophy you espouse? I am assuming it exists because you seem deeply committed. Seems to apply simple, clear, and rigid moral determinations to a soft and very complex subject.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Is that 50c price a question or an offer? Sounds pretty good but does it interop with Drive and 360? SLA terms? Just window shopping…
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by cwmoore 1y ago
So English not required? LLMs beware.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
“Depending on what the AI thinks is funny today.” lol
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Yes: haha. Seems like an arbitrary rule stated unambiguously enough that it ought to have a factual basis. But I don’t think it does. I think it’s an emptily authoritative and somehow acceptable heuristic that works for some and not others.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
“Do not reward aggression towards you with attention and empathy.” Source? I really dislike this style of framing.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
SDD: “Specification Driven Development”
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by cwmoore 1y ago
GP got a different job and had an experience? What are you weeping for?
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by cwmoore 1y ago
“Of course there are massive and complex feedback loops between the brain and the body. Trying to distill it to only one thing in one direction is kinda absurd.” The relevant parts are good.
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by cwmoore 1y ago
Population level proof is, at best, a model which fails every minority, including individuals. Which is arguably still useful, but only a different fallacy.

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