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by detrites 4y ago
The problem with lists of major accidents is they aren't necessarily a predictor of future accidents, and in some cases may be the reverse. An airline suffering a major accident is likely to lead to a significant safety overhaul. What&
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by detrites 4y ago
This is excellent. However, some may feel a large portion on fearing math in school is out of scope (for them). If that's you, after the first few paragraphs of "Our Weird Relationship With Math" skip to "Going Back To T
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by detrites 4y ago
Page 20 shows amounts in billions received by each country, eg Mexico looks like ~57.5 billion. In the Mexico section it says: > Bitso alone has already processed more than $1 billion in US-to-Mexico remittances in 2022 as of June, repre
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by detrites 4y ago
You said it.
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by detrites 4y ago
> AIs with an 's', it's not a single entity, it's multiple completely unrelated tools, of course if you put them under the same individual "AI" name it seems amazing What a bizarre, nonsensical argument. By
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by detrites 4y ago
Truth did.
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by detrites 4y ago
Some here are pathetically-misinformed regarding crypto's utility and social benefits. Read the Latin America section of Chainalysis 2022 report (Pgs. 19 - 27) before claiming "it's all a scam" (and so spreading mis-info
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by detrites 4y ago
> We have a long way to go Well maybe we would. But, we're not doing this alone. We could move the goalposts again but AI already passed the tests we made for it. This paradigm shift's happened already; present AI is passing
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by detrites 4y ago
> The player can move and turn the ship, and adjust the overall speed by adjusting the scale of the simulation. Seems scale works with ship speed to control traversing the solar systems distances: https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x
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by detrites 4y ago
Does title need a date? Last commit 2017, readme states "tested on Mac OS X Lion" (circa 2011-2012).
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by detrites 4y ago
A few potential reasons: I could imagine working in the industry professionally, it might become just as second nature to bean-count parts cost as say, to optimise compiled code size as a result of typically constrained memory environments.
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by detrites 4y ago
Great explanation of the significance of this. I suspect others, like me, are watching Asahi's progress as a potential exit from - or compliment to - macOS, whilst still being able to use the excellent hardware natively. As such, some
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by detrites 4y ago
So if we divide the cost of training and running a specifically-tailored ChatGPT by $183k, at what point would the company save money were it to go with the AI, versus paying for the engineers (and their office rent, etc...)? Because I susp
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by detrites 4y ago
If you're wondering what Mesa is: https://docs.mesa3d.org/index.html
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by detrites 4y ago
Those are good observations that would immediately arrive at the correct answer quicker given the establishing of bounds as described. I was doing math in an axiom system made for the problem. Possibly not a good idea in math, but in progra
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by detrites 4y ago
Not an economist, but in crypto, "coin burns" are a regular occurrence where a percentage of supply is destroyed, typically by sending to a public address for which the corresponding private key is proven unknown. The result is in
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by detrites 4y ago
Yes, the article is great (now I've read it). 37*3 also ends in 3 but is not divisible by 3. Thus, were the range not capped at 30 it may have been illegitimately discarded by the criteria. I think the 3 combined with the 5 digits and
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by detrites 4y ago
Yes, as stated: it ends in 3, so the cube root must be a multiple of 3. The "cube root" part contains the implicit information that we have a product ending in 3, of three identical factors. I guess the missing assumption is tha
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by detrites 4y ago
Making a controversial artistic statement that results in widespread media coverage places whatever issue being highlighted at the forefront of popular discussion and thought, if only for a time. In this case, the ramifications of the publi
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by detrites 4y ago
I guessed it first try from the post title, based on: - it ends in 3, so the cube root must be a multiple of 3 - 30*3 is intuitively going to be 27,000, and 20*3 will be 8,000 - that leaves only 21, 24 and 27 to choose from, and given the e
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by detrites 4y ago
You mean like the attribute of rising up against ones oppressor and establishing ones own fundamental rights?
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by detrites 4y ago
Ah, wheel out the old misapplied thought experiment to limit the bazillion-variables-worth of the complexity of human experience down to a couple of integers and contrive an analysis to present as if it were useful.
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by detrites 4y ago
Wait a bit, it does that for a couple of minutes sometimes.
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by detrites 4y ago
> "Musk remains the second-richest person in the world". And I guess from his perspective it was chump change.
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by detrites 4y ago
On balance a rather successful one apparently.
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by detrites 4y ago
You think the goalposts have been "moved" because you've misinterpreted the context of this discussion. The original post we are all commenting on is an introduction to some basic concepts of Japanese , aimed at programmers.
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by detrites 4y ago
> outside of very limited contexts, furigana Sarcasm aside, I only take issue with this. The context here is learning Japanese, ie a beginner. A typical way to do that with any language is to use the enormous wealth of resources aimed
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by detrites 4y ago
It depends on your goals. If the goal is speaking and understanding it being spoken, it's one of the most orderly and consistent languages there is, with (non-typically for languages) clear and simple rules, grammar and modifiers. Read
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by detrites 4y ago
If our view of the universe shows an infinitely compressed point of matter expanding, what can coax such expansion? An infinite surround of nothingness. Which must then be contained within what? More matter; endless ripples. As another comm
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by detrites 4y ago
Occam's razor. A perpetual universe is only required to exist - which also happens to be all we can 100% empirically confirm, whereas the other explanations require creating extra complexity such as a birth/creator or before&#x2

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