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by daveguy 9mo ago
> A humanoid robot might be simpler than all the support machinery required to feed the CNC machines for unattended operation. A humanoid robot is significantly more complicated than any CNC. Even with multi-axis, tool change, and pallet
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by daveguy 9mo ago
It seems you are confusing mendelian randomization for specific alleles associated with LDL-C production and conflating that with mendelian randomization somehow controlling genetic confounding of heart disease. The control is for the LDL p
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by daveguy 9mo ago
Mendelian is characterized by effects having strong influence from a single gene. Heart disease is clearly more complex than gene -> heart disease. I thought that was basic enough that I didn't need to explain it. But here goes... A
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by daveguy 9mo ago
Heart disease is clearly not Mendelian. So, unless you have a specific well-designed study to cite, that is a non-argument.
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by daveguy 9mo ago
And Trumpty Dumpty promised he wouldn't be nation building or starting wars. I believe "no more wars, America first!" was a campaign talking point. And now a war started in our own backyard against an "enemy" who po
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by daveguy 9mo ago
Well, that's certainly a ... hypothesis. And an N of 1 "experiment" on whoever wrote this.
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by daveguy 10mo ago
I boot to Linux, but have a Windows 11 VM. I haven't spun up the Windows VM more than once a month for many months (maybe a year?). And that's just to update windows.
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Yeah, before the rug pull.
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by daveguy 10mo ago
And presumably much less experience with it.
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by daveguy 10mo ago
> Why do cars need weekly software updates? Because musk has been over promising and under delivering for years. What do you want to bet those updates still haven't put the "self driving" in FSD? Classic bait and switch. T
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by daveguy 10mo ago
That is false. There are still decent outlets dedicated to journalism. Yeah, besos and buddies are fkn once reputable journalistic sources. But there are still independent outlets focused on journalistic integrity.
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Nope. It's about him being vocally biased and claiming his purpose in media is specific to an agenda. That agenda is specifically not journalism. So yeah... Really doesn't have anything to do with the motives you are falsely attri
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by daveguy 10mo ago
No bigotry at all. It has nothing to do with his ethnicity. Just that the guy and his followers are notably biased, and they are open about it. Sorry you misunderstood as bigotry my pointing out the clear bias of the owners and your incorre
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Maybe next time just look one one more click into the ownership. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBT_Media IBT Media was owned by the parent company of Newsweek for 5 years 2013-2018. It is now owned by followers of this
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by daveguy 10mo ago
You can explain it away all you want. Those sources are garbage. They pay for stories, don't confirm sources, or do anything else required of journalism. I get you may be GenZ and have been fed garbage soup your whole life about how &q
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by daveguy 10mo ago
So, no.
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Why? Just trying to show what a bot-fueled ghosttown Xitter has become?
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Maybe you should check sources that have been around longer than 2017 or even 2008. Optogenetics has been established as a field since at least 2005 (you can also search pubmed for optogenetics 2005). The field had been established and well
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by daveguy 10mo ago
To be clear, the video at the top of the article is 4x speed and the clothes folding section is full of cut scenes.
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Repeating "this falsehood" doesn't make it a falsehood either.
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Thank you for the clarification! I'm impressed. I've always been envious of the bicycle friendliness of roads in the Netherlands. Here in the US stroads and poor bike infrastructure still reigns. It really depends on the region. W
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by daveguy 10mo ago
You asked how to inflate Bitcoin. I told you how to inflate all cryptocurrency. That includes Bitcoin. I didn't think the "buy Bitcoin with fake currency that is scammed to be the same as real currency" needed to be explicitl
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by daveguy 10mo ago
> drive to the store or to work If you don't do that, and are a homesteader, then yes. You are a very small minority outlier. (Assuming you aren't ordering supplies delivered instead of driving to the store. > Eat meat. Yes,
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Source?
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Are you counting the time/effort to evaluate the accuracy and relevance of an LLM left to "think" for a while?
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Private equity will swoop in, bankrupt the company to shirk the debt of training / R&D, and hold on to the models in a restructuring. +Enshittification to squeeze maximum profit. This is why they're referred to as vulture capi
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by daveguy 10mo ago
> but will fundamentally limit the growth, I think. Thank goodness. We need more small social media with inherently limited scope to protect from the manipulative garbage coming out of big social media companies.
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by daveguy 10mo ago
> Please explain how bitcoin can be inflated Make up a stable coin and pretend it has real money behind it while refusing to submit to an independent audit. Any other requests, buddy?
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Ahhhh. So maybe it's the platforms and their algorithms promoting harmful content for attention that are to blame? And how many of the platforms want to even admit the content they are pushing is "harmful"? Seems like two el
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by daveguy 10mo ago
Your statements of faith included: > Currency that can't be inflated... [seriously? the fact that you didn't even recognize that as a statement of faith, well...] > Outside of pure utility, they have tons of ideological reas

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