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Quantum properties are randomly determined from a set of possible outcomes. (e.g if you measure "up vs down" you will never get "left", but it's physically impossible to know if it will be "up" or "do
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I don't think that's as strong an argument as you're presenting it. If anything can exist, and if randomness can exist, it's simpler for a Boltzmann Brain to exist than for our actual universe to exist. The exact laws of
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Doesn't that fall under participationism?
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No - quantum uncertainty gives us the assumption that everything is fundamentally random and nothing is deterministic, unless we assume a meta-determinism (or superdeterminism) whereby fundamentally random outcomes are actually predetermine
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I'm a different person but the key for me is a wrapper than can handle uncertainty and ask questions for clarification. Currently I don't find LLMs tremendously useful because I have to be extremely specific with what I want, whic
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Well, every interaction with the page takes 30s+ as if it's making a request to a server under heavy load. Clicking a button does nothing, clicking into the text box doesn't even show a cursor.
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Were bears completely extinct in the area and reintroduced from elsewhere? If not, there's no arbitrary line being drawn whatsoever. It's currently bear habitat.
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> I'm not sure what exactly you mean, but the Hubble tension could also be explained if we live in a particularly large under dense region of the universe. That would be the proposed Local Hole. [1] https://en.wikipedia.or
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So, I'm not surprised the site would get slow after hitting the front page, but why is the character creation form taking minutes to update? There's a text box - it should take less than 1 second for me to click the text box and
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This is a poorly written article, it almost appears whole paragraphs are missing. For instance the phrase "an impossibly high value when compared to Planck’s measurements" is not explained at all. (Planck was a physicist, but I su
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I mean, the damage is done. Let's not condemn him for at least doing good now . Would you rather he did nothing at all?
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> Moreover I doubt it’s even possible for a person to fully mature if they don’t have kids. This is my favorite of the lies parents tell, it's so obviously nonsensical
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> So people are finding website B more useful and engaging with it more. That doesn't follow. The OP guessed that it was only getting more traffic due to AI hype, not necessarily that it's more useful.
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It sounds like a very difficult social challenge though.
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Thanks for responding! Didn't realize you were the founder. I'll check my driver configuration first. My original message was a bit harsh so I'd like to take this chance to personally thank you - I love what Framework is doin
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current state of technology !== maximum capabilities of that technology
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> "tapping the pad to click rarely works" is unambiguously defective Sure but here I'm using defective to mean an uncommon manufacturing defect that can be fixed by simply replacing the part. If the component is just badly
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Not on Windows but Ubuntu. I guess I'll reach out, didn't feel defective but perhaps it is. I prefer physical buttons though so I was considering replacing the whole thing anyway.
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The buttons are difficult to press, it's especially difficult to right-click, and tapping the pad to click rarely works.
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While we're here, (slightly off-topic) has anyone had success replacing the touchpad on their Framework? It's... the worst I've ever used.
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> Road noise for most modern cars at city speeds isn't loud. If you can hear it and you're not next to the road, that's too loud. It's noise pollution. You can personally draw an arbitrary line anywhere you want to
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I understand the logic but there is still no evidence to support your hypothesis.
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> This is like saying "a person typically travels at 30MPH". It doesn't mean anything. No. It's very different. It's more like saying "a person is usually about 5'7"." It is obvious there are
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It just looks like I'm more upset than I am because of how I write. Your comment claimed that most scam victims believed they were doing something illegal; I don't think that's a reasonable claim without evidence.
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> How are you so sure? No, you're the one who made a claim unsupported by TFA, that victims usually believe they're acting illegally. The scammers might very well tell everyone carlosjobim put them up to it. You can't ju
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> In almost every scam there is an element of "grey legal area", where the victim thinks that they are doing something slightly illegal or completely illegal That isn't true of pig-butchering scams, or in general. > Tha
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Mostly, although autistic folks can also get extremely lonely and we all present differently. A few years ago I actually got one of these "random wrong number" texts and, although I thought it was real and responded, I just didn&#
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> Now you're talking about highways. People don't typically drive at highway speeds on city streets. That was an illustrative example. Tires typically overtakes engine noise at about 25mph. That's city street speeds. (In m
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Yes, some actions have bad outcomes and some good. Are you saying everything the government does objectively makes life worse? Then you should be furious about driving anyway, because the government effectively forced you into it.
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It's not only a function of trip length. If you make the drive shorter but make parking harder, and you make the walk/bike shorter but walking/biking pleasant, people will take their cars less.

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