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by czzr 6y ago
From [2019]
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This might work for you, if you turn the sound off: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UxSI45eeAts
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Understand firstly that it’s a joke. The common English expressions are: “Nondescript” -> not memorable, doesn’t stand out “disarray” -> messed up, disorganised This is just changing those to the positive version, but those words are
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Eastern Europe, presumably?
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Fusion is not a uranium based energy technology.
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Sure, but I didn’t mean that the whole world will switch to Apple. The world will mostly switch to commodity ARM chips and Intel's margins will crumble. Might take 5-10 years. This is Intel’s Nokia moment, when they lost a dominant pos
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It’s not the same, but this is significantly accelerating the end of x86, and the end of Intel (at least the end of the current dominance of both). Such shifts don’t come along that often.
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Talking about the professor or the commenter?
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Huh. That’s actually smaller than I would have guessed. Still, the high level number doesn’t capture the strong communities embedded within Reddit, which I think is the real value of the site.
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This surprised me. And being surprised is a good reminder that people are complex, and unexpected, and we shouldn’t get too confident in our assumptions about others.
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Which laptop should it be compared to?
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Yes
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That’s on AppleTV+, not Disney+
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by czzr 6y ago
It also has another name: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_experience
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Bots Grade Your Kids’ Schoolwork–and They’re Often Wrong(wsj.com)
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Maybe, but downvoting low effort jokes is common on HN, no special assumptions about apple required.
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Why Obama fears for our democracy(theatlantic.com)
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Best argument? That the technology is still immature so needs more investment/ competition compared to, say, electricity delivery, which is stable and seeing only marginal improvements.
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Tesla has not provided any numbers supporting that, and what numbers they have provided are so obviously flawed as to be either designed to mislead or produce by someone utterly ignorant of statistics. I’m assuming the former, but who knows
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> I can XOR the bits of the song recording with that one-time pad, and the author would argue that I now have colorless bits. No, the author would say the opposite. That’s the whole point - the process by which you get to the bits matter
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For anyone else who doesn’t want to deal with Facebook, here’s the post: Some people have completely unrealistic expectations about what large-scale language models such as GPT-3 can do. This simple explanatory study by my friends at Nabla
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Another approach to data availability and standardization: who cares?(rajlaboratory.blogspot.com)
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The search for a right handed W boson is ongoing. As far as I’m aware there is no theoretical reason explaining why it shouldn’t exist.
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This is a good visualisation. It’s also a nice reminder of why the standard model feels unsatisfying. The unexplained symmetries, and the strange duplications and gaps really do strongly suggest there is something more fundamental happening
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I agree, but the issue here is different I think. The linked article is also arguing for open ended research, the claim is that other open ended research is likely to be more fruitful, and that we have reached the limit of what we can lea
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I’m sympathetic to both sides here. Obviously we cannot indefinitely build larger accelerators, and if it turns out that there is no support to go at least one size bigger, then perhaps our best hope is to find more effective ways to use th
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by czzr 6y ago
I meant selling a “Full Self Driving” package and the doing (for example) this: https://www.tesmanian.com/blogs/tesmanian-blog/tesla-autopil...
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My perception, from outside the US, is that the Republican party, in particular, works to actively subvert the voting process to exclude groups that are unlikely to vote for them (disproportionately poor minorities). But this view is of cou
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I find it amazing how Tesla has been able to sell - for thousands of dollars - something that doesn’t exist. Really, it’s extraordinary - sell a FSD package (before there’s any proof it’s even technically possible in the operating life of t
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We’re not as divided as we think we are(mobileopportunity.blogspot.com)
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