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Can a rich westerner with no stake in China write text of value about Chinese politics? Is it necessary to suffer to create something worth reading? I'm not criticizing, I'm curious.
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> Our developer brains scream at us to ensure that we’re not copying the exact code three times, we’re creating the header once then “including” it on the three (or a thousand) other pages. Interesting, my brain is not this way: I want t
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The terms "shortage" and "surplus" are usually meaningless for most economic situations. Generally, your chosen price determines how much you get (unless you set your price at 0, where you get nothing, OR if you set your
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The end of compounded GLP-1 drugs leaves many patients in a ‘lose-lose’ position
(statnews.com)
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Court sides with Fortnite maker Epic as Apple sanctioned for defying order
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A variant of this was done for 4chan by the fantastic Yannic Kilcher: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPT4-Chan
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https://archive.ph/brZmg
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It would be amazing if there was regulation requiring the display of a "total tariff" line item to every product and service offered or listed for sale. Perhaps subject to a minimum total price, so that buying an apple didn't
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Is it possible to fix EHR without drastic changes in the health/pharma/hospital/medicine regulation environment?
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On one hand, there is probably much value locked up in things we don't understand whose research is unlikely to be funded. On the other hand, humans are pretty terrible at organizing and planning projects without pressures like profit.
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This is the kind of thing that leads technical folks like me to do absurd things, like creating a 1x1 pixel jpg/png of the color they want just to be put into the normal-and-thus-tested-and-maintained parts of code.
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Drug Overdose Deaths in the United States, 2003–2023
(cdc.gov)
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Topic-adjacent: do tariffs exist for cross-border services like consulting, accounting, legal, cloud services, etc.?
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This. Tests are important and they're about to become overwhelmingly important. The ability to formalize and specify the desired functionality and output will become the essential job of the programmer.
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> In theory, calibration is supposed to be the sanity check that keeps us from grading on a curve, but too often it’s just performance review theater. Performance reviews' primary value to a business is to defend against lawsuits.
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Searched for tom murphy and was not disappointed.
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> The A.I. tools my students and I now engage with are, at core, astoundingly successful applications of probabilistic prediction. They don’t know anything—not in any meaningful sense—and they certainly don’t feel. As they themselves con
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From what research I've seen, the phrasing here should be that non-citizens were deported and chose to bring their US citizen children with them. The children themselves were not deported. This in no way excuses any of the other issues
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The arrest itself (not necessarily the charges) is best described as a publicity stunt. If you want to charge a lawyer or judge or anyone unlikely to run of a non-violent crime, you invite them to the station: > “First and foremost, I kn
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I was curious so I dug into what's involved for placing a product in a particular "efficiency class." Here's the section on "electronic displays": https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/E
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The part where many may object: > First, the majority might say that Shopify should not engage in privacy-invasive activities. I didn’t invest the energy to figure out the irreducible privacy elements of the plaintiffs’ claims, but if us
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Here's the FEMA estimate and plan: https://mil.wa.gov/asset/62bc6bf87b6dc
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Is it possible to construct a meta-system or constraint-system under which it's impossible or very difficult to construct 2 functions that effectively result in the same outcome? Does this exist? It seems to me that CSS suffers from th
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This is wild and something I didn't know about: https://blog.edward-li.com/tech/advanced-python-features/#2-... def bar(a, /, b): ... # == ALLOWED == bar(1, 2) # All positional bar
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I'm genuinely asking (not trying to be snarky)... Why are these robots so slow? Is it a throughput constraint given too much data from the environment sensors? Is it processing the data? I'm curious about where the bottleneck is.
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Year Homesteader Shares His Gardening Through Out the Season [video]
(youtube.com)
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For what purpose? https://xyproblem.info/
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https://archive.ph/RfT4V
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Maps of Projected Change
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I looked for a source for this statement in the article: > Granting permission takes the median hectare of land from £20,000 to £2.4 million - a 139x uplift. I couldn't find one. However, I did run into some interesting viewpoints b
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