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by djmips 1y ago
They added 'sunnies' (sunglasses in Anglo-America)
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by djmips 1y ago
That doesn't pass the sniff test. Ramanujan had loads of melanin. And I could go on.
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by djmips 1y ago
Maybe they don't tan as a pastime?
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by djmips 1y ago
SMEEE HEEEE - Kryten
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by djmips 1y ago
Turtles are reptiles.
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by djmips 1y ago
Slow-pitch isn't Canadian? I played in the US and yes it had an arcing pitch. The big difference is that 16 inch softball has a very large and actually soft ball compared to slow-pitch and an extra fielder (short center) and some extra
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by djmips 1y ago
Apparently a dislocated or broken finger is commonplace if you've played enough years.
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by djmips 1y ago
I immediately think about combining this with a camera mounted on the glasses - I guess like Google Glass... So you see something in the real world and then you can find out more information.
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by djmips 1y ago
You've captured a lot here with you shadow world summary. Very well done - I've been feeling this and now you've turned it into words and I'm pretty sure you're correct!
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by djmips 1y ago
They also link a version that works they say. https://selectricrescue.org/ Also includes Papyrus!
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by djmips 1y ago
Because he lead the Linux switch internally prior to becoming CEO?
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by djmips 1y ago
Besides the mercury compound, the Lewis and Clark contained a natural laxitive called Ipomoea purga (jalap) which was native to Mexico. Presumably the natives there used it and maybe laughed about it.
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by djmips 1y ago
Temporarily embarrassed billionaires downvoting right now.
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by djmips 1y ago
For anyone out there who's in the same situation, please don't work when you're sick - that's when you're the most vulnerable. Over my career, I've known two otherwise healthy individuals who continued to press
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by djmips 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html "Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith."
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by djmips 1y ago
"If you choose not to allow us to use your chats and coding sessions to improve Claude, your chats will be retained in our back-end storage systems for up to 30 days."
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by djmips 1y ago
I remember that Claude would make a remark if you were starting it up late. Like welcome back night owl or something which is kind of a gentle reminder but I don't recall it doing that now. I try not to be up too late though.
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by djmips 1y ago
I feel that. I looked at the powerpoint from the post and I cringed because it looks just like the kind of thing I could have written, with half finished thoughts all over the place masquerading as something a decider could use...
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by djmips 1y ago
I would fear kickstarting an autoimmune condition.
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by djmips 1y ago
Then you can be an old man gently oiling the steam engine at the museum you volunteer for.
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by djmips 1y ago
You're expected to run several projects in parallel with latency hiding like a human GPU. No downtime!
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by djmips 1y ago
I feel that's probably not always true but certainly a good education you would hope could inoculate against this generally.
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by djmips 1y ago
The author speaks about how AI works like it's a solved problem and they fully understand it's mechanism in order to support their thesis. That being said there is some food for thought about how you should approach a conversatio
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by djmips 1y ago
I have encountered this twice amongst people I know. I also feel that pre-AI this was already happening to people with social media - still kind of computer related as the bubble created is automated but the so called 'algorithms'
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by djmips 1y ago
I apologize.
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by djmips 1y ago
"Spacewar!, developed a decade later on the PDP-1 computer model, was funded by the Pentagon and later used in military training." Yeah, so poorly researched - Spacewar! was not funded by the Pentagon. <eyeroll> And as for m
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by djmips 1y ago
Viruses have had a lot to do with the evolution of life and specifically us, where perhaps our distant ancestors were bestowed with a system of transcribing short term memory into long term memory via the hijacked machinery from a virus. Th
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by djmips 1y ago
I see how this is developing. First going more or less close source and then reeling in the freedom - they are not going so much Microsoft but Apple.
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by djmips 1y ago
Yes!
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by djmips 1y ago
If we take them at their word then it's just an extension of technology to optimize video... and it's called AI because buzzwords and hence controversy.

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