dooglius

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by dooglius 2y ago
For that amount of money, the author could have just bought one and run f3 [0] on it instead of FUD-ing about "suspicious"-ness [0] https://github.com/AltraMayor/f3/
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by dooglius 2y ago
How is there going to be a lawsuit if there is no independent test?
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by dooglius 2y ago
Phones shut down when close, but before they hit zero battery
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by dooglius 2y ago
The term for an infinitely deep chain of that is "common knowledge"
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by dooglius 2y ago
Parent is unhappy with the fact the data is being tracked and analyzed at all, not about the closed or open nature of the analytics.
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by dooglius 2y ago
I used to have common sleep paralysis which sounds like the author's experience (sans the "demon", which definitely sounds like an improvement). I don't really remember if I could feel or not. A method I learned online (
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by dooglius 2y ago
Does the public have that kind of access with, say, a military base? The White House? I doubt it.
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by dooglius 2y ago
I don't think improper wording makes it an example of the type of puzzle GP is complaining about, because the counter-intuitive aspect holds up when everything is clarified.
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by dooglius 2y ago
The things you list for previous centuries aren't limited to the first 20 years
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by dooglius 2y ago
https://serpapi.com/blog/scraping-public-pages-legality/
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by dooglius 2y ago
Even if that were true, it wouldn't mean that Yandex would have the ability to tie queries to accounts.
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by dooglius 2y ago
There is a good reason why this would be selected against by evolution: being awake increases metabolic rate--how many calories you use every day. Humans have only had abundant food availability for a short time, not long enough for evoluti
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by dooglius 2y ago
This seems to assume that there is a tractable way to encode H efficiently, but this seems very difficult given a model that is focused on understanding the content. Ex: I can easily write a program that can do basic arithmetic, but given s
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by dooglius 2y ago
Is terrorism not already an easily prosecutable offense?
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by dooglius 2y ago
Interesting contrast with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40921989 The problem I hit with that game is that it was too suggestible, and led me down false paths based on wrong hunches. The problem with this game is it r
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by dooglius 2y ago
If they sell it for that much
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by dooglius 2y ago
I don't think anything about birthday collision is relevant here, having a collision doesn't help in this scenario.
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by dooglius 2y ago
> they are very useful for optimisation problems Do you have a source? The HN consensus whenever they've come up in the past is their stuff is useless from both a theoretical and practical perspective, easily outperformed by normal
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by dooglius 2y ago
Very few of the subjects I studied in high school reach the bar of being useful to 5-10% of the students
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by dooglius 2y ago
Can you give a before/after example of this happening? My impression has been that man pages don't change all that much aside from adding new features.
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by dooglius 2y ago
I would think the alignment marks would be included in the photomasks, so they would be part of the chips themselves
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by dooglius 2y ago
I don't have a background in accounting, but my understanding is that assets, and the depreciation of assets, should be included in the budget. So, the way to frame you examples would be that your costs are the food you consume from yo
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by dooglius 2y ago
Drivers are part of the OS
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by dooglius 2y ago
Why don't they say what it is?
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by dooglius 2y ago
It got me, I've seen this sort of suggestion made un-ironically enough that it seemed believable
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by dooglius 2y ago
Spellcheck wouldn't catch either of these errors
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by dooglius 2y ago
Overfitting may be a special case of Goodhart's Law, but I don't think Goodhart's Law in general is the same as overfitting, so I don't think the conclusion is well-supported supported in general; there may be plenty of
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by dooglius 2y ago
A time traveler probably would not want to risk exposure, as most governments would want to capture and torture him for information. An interesting question would be, could an event be set up that allows a time traveler to reveal himself wh
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by dooglius 2y ago
Why would you expect that a deer carcass would not alter the ecosystem?
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by dooglius 2y ago
I don't think there actually are, in the sense that there isn't a register somewhere with these values that gets compared against, the way there is with rings 0-3. I've only heard this in the context of reverse engineers desc

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