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by dambi0 2y ago
I’m a bit confused with the analogy here. Would the non NEMA outlets work with my existing things or is the implication that they wouldn’t?
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by dambi0 2y ago
I agree. It is always commendable to face the realisation that our previously held actions or opinions are limited. Even more so to do so publicly with the hope the experience can help someone else. On the other hand, we are told that these
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by dambi0 2y ago
I was mostly thinking people in coercive relationships. But in terms of communities it might be that voting is looked down upon for certain members of that community not the community as a whole. In broader terms while marking people who ha
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by dambi0 2y ago
It’s only fun if you want people to know you voted. Not everyone does.
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by dambi0 2y ago
I’m not sure what problem that solves that crossing voters of a list doesn’t already solve. What about mail in and early voting?
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by dambi0 2y ago
Determining whether something is useful because it’s the only way that a problem can be solved is quite a high bar. We could say the same about computers in general. Admittedly even with a less stringent criteria I don’t have any examples.
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by dambi0 2y ago
Some of my experience of exams comes from a history degree where around eighty to ninety percent of the overall grade came from final exams. I can only speak of my experience but I don’t think this is atypical depending on educational syste
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by dambi0 2y ago
That depends on the questions. There are also open book exams. A viva is a type of exam so I don’t see they are incompatible with assessing research
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by dambi0 2y ago
An essay written under examination conditions is fine. We don’t need new assessment techniques. We have known how to asses that a student and that student alone for centuries.
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by dambi0 2y ago
I presume running a national rail system is somewhat different from a railway for a single city. How good are the national rail systems in these countries?
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by dambi0 2y ago
Isn’t the entire point of Chesterton’s fence to consider things ex post facto? How would you explain places that have regulations for taxis but not artificial scarcity? I don’t think the collusion argument is simpler at all. That is not to
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by dambi0 2y ago
In what proportion of those marriages did the partner not initiating the divorce want the marriage to continue? Because without knowing that, this just tells is who more likely to act first.
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by dambi0 2y ago
Neuroscience isn't immune from non-reproducibility, for example this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41672599 from just a couple of weeks ago
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by dambi0 2y ago
In theory you can fill cans in parallel
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by dambi0 2y ago
What’s the scenario for a will that expires? Also, I can see the use of commutative encryption for the time capsule support but I’m not seeing where homomorphic encryption fits in.
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by dambi0 2y ago
If an official comes to my door with an identity card I can presumably verify who the person is (although often the advice is to phone the organisation and check if unsure) but I don’t necessarily believe everything they tell me
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by dambi0 2y ago
The article is fairly misleading. Despite claims to the contrary the list of facts is nothing more than "disconnected observations". They lack any serious context or nuance. For every single one it's possible to ask whether t
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by dambi0 2y ago
How does that relate to the scenario and what of the templates?
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by dambi0 2y ago
What is the middle approach in this scenario? What specifically are the templates you refer to?
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Insurance?
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by dambi0 2y ago
I’m sure there are countless other benefits. But how many layers of abstraction, services and things that need configuring are their compared to basic RAID to get support for magical hard disks that can be yoinked without affecting workloa
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by dambi0 2y ago
Waymos all the way back
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Interesting thanks. So could you have a panel that is slightly more efficient in energy capture than the current best alternative but uses 20% less panel area? I’m entirely unfamiliar with how testing is performed
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It’s one measure of their efficiency. We could also talk about their cost efficiency or their area efficiency.
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They claim the panels produce 20% more energy not that they are 20% more efficient.
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Perhaps there are more lucrative applications where LLMs can be applied
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Even LLMs can see the false dichotomy here
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Checking buildings you already know to have a license seems wasteful, but perhaps I missed something?
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Might there be other reasons to report lower profits?
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Is the first more fallible because it’s quantified? Otherwise isn’t it easier to falsify a “powerful security feature” as it could be neither powerful or security related. Whereas a “bad” request is much less specific and thus harder to dis

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