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by deegles 5y ago
Great, how do I identify the multiplier of an idea? :D
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by deegles 5y ago
He really glosses over how he uses GPT-3 to correct the text...
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by deegles 5y ago
If procrastination had no benefits people wouldn't do it, right? :)
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by deegles 5y ago
I think it would be fun to have Whatsapp integration, and I can easily send pictures, notes, voice notes etc to the journal. The other part could be to have a simple chat bot that provides prompts throughout the day, like "what are you
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More Data to Suggest That Moderate Alcohol Consumption Confers No Benefits(fightaging.org)
15 points by deegles 5y ago|11 comments
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by deegles 5y ago
Depending on the jail you use as a baseline, that might be a scary way to die.
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by deegles 5y ago
This or pronounceable password generators are great for making usernames for random sites. Sometimes you can even get the .com for them! (if you’re into that)
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The field of longevity biotech is a mess(psblab.org)
187 points by deegles 5y ago|160 comments
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by deegles 5y ago
These articles come out of hibernation every year and remind me, but it's too late! This year I'm making a batch (without the dairy), labeling it, and leaving it for Christmas 2022.
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by deegles 5y ago
A scaled up version of this would be terrifying... I'm sure with the right materials (and budget) it could launch a cannonball at those speeds.
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by deegles 5y ago
I want to compete in the Olympics, but whether that actually happens is a different question.
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by deegles 5y ago
What are the properties of the cameras that don't get detected? Wouldn't bad actors just use the same app to check if their cameras are detectable at installation time?
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Staples Center is getting a new name for Christmas: Crypto.com Arena – CBS News(cbsnews.com)
1 points by deegles 5y ago|0 comments
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Lamarckism(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by deegles 5y ago|0 comments
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by deegles 5y ago
> we began adapting to new foodstuffs This would only be true if groups of people who eat certain foods reproduce less than other groups. Otherwise you're thinking of Lamarckism[0]. With modern medicine, people can eat suboptimal di
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by deegles 5y ago
Think of all the fusion powered direct air CO2 capture we could have <3
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by deegles 5y ago
Isn't this assuming that there are enough developers worldwide to satisfy the demand in the US? I think the reality is that there are not and will not for a long time.
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by deegles 5y ago
I trust a Waymo car way-more than Tesla's autopilot...
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by deegles 5y ago
If we're unlucky we'll get the worst of both worlds and they'll build tons of tunnels for cars only.
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by deegles 5y ago
I ask this every time there's an article about Autopilot behaving badly and still no good answer... What is a (hypothetical) situation where Autopilot would definitely be responsible for an accident? Not brushed off as "the driver
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by deegles 5y ago
Is that objectively true or do you feel it’s true? Not being snarky, but I see this viewpoint a lot and it’s never backed up with numbers. Companies are quick to cite science when sending people to WFH, but the rigor is not there when cla
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by deegles 5y ago
I wish I could see the pitch from the hardware people who told Sam Altman that the orbs were not going to be cracked... the whole project will fall apart as soon as (if) Worldcoins have significant value and an orb falls in a moderately-ski
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by deegles 5y ago
Since SHA-1 is known to be broken, could this be adapted to create collisions on demand? How much training would be required to break SHA256?
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Why sharding is great: demystifying the technical properties(vitalik.ca)
11 points by deegles 5y ago|0 comments
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by deegles 5y ago
there will always be something to "what about"
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by deegles 5y ago
I wonder how many employees will move (for real or not) to HCOL areas and get a pay bump.
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Modeling Bitcoin Value with Scarcity(medium.com)
6 points by deegles 5y ago|0 comments
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by deegles 5y ago
I'd like to know if wrapping a phone in aluminum foil is enough to block Find My. iPhones are still valuable enough to steal for parts, so people will find workarounds.
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As More Workers Go Solo, the Software Stack Is the New Firm(future.a16z.com)
71 points by deegles 5y ago|15 comments
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Genetic self-experimenting “biohacker” under investigation by health officials (2019)(arstechnica.com)
3 points by deegles 5y ago|2 comments

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