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earnestinger
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earnestinger
1y ago
There is no “the science”. There are bunch of unrelated people that do research with vastly different opinions and methods. (Thing in common: scientific method and review,publications) When it comes down to layperson, research results are a
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1y ago
Could you elaborate? I assume you imply that humans evolved not in Africa. Where?
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1y ago
If data would include both, one could check which of them is a signal signal and which is noise
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1y ago
Acting emphatically without invoked feeling, sounds “dry”or high-functioning-sociopath-like (not a killer, but as “doing it only because you know it’s expected/required”).
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earnestinger
1y ago
Empathy implies not only the knowledge of the feeling, but also some level of share in that feeling.
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1y ago
Technically you are wrong. The best kind of wrong.
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1y ago
> Russia never went on an extermination drive in order to create an ethnically pure ethnostate. Technically correct is the best kind of correct.
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1y ago
Hate? No. Wary? Yes. Seems Necessary given current circumstances. (After peace comes, and enough time passes, someday, we will be friends again)
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1y ago
Logical explanation, there are better alternative targets. (Supply of deep strike is finite, one must prioritise)
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1y ago
Does it imply that, Toronto finally is one of United States cities with broad gauge rail tracks?
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1y ago
Are you equating conservatism with flat earth crowd?
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1y ago
Booking also gives you the final price in search results.
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1y ago
If only somebody would make motorcycles less noisy.. I dream of the day where there are neither mosquitos nor motorcycle noise. Two most annoying things during the summer.
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1y ago
Parent is not alone in that line of thinking. (Some rudiments of reasoning do show, but result is dominated by excellent compression of humongous amount of data)
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1y ago
What kind of hard coding do you have in mind? How the technique would look like?
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1y ago
Americans go big. They use plenty more water during enhanced interrogation.
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1y ago
Interesting point. You got me thinking (less about llms, more about humans), that adults do have many contradictory truths, some require nuance, some require completely different mental compartment. Now I feel more flexible about what truth
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1y ago
> don’t try to win arguments if you know you’re right Caveats: - I can be wrong (sometimes need some pointing out) - it is ok to post for the benefit of lurkers (inform others of fake news and such)
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1y ago
You probably mean the visible cooky thing. But behind the scenes companies did start to think about customer data gathering, retention and deletion in terms of maximal fine of 4% of turnover.
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1y ago
It’s custom .format implementation. (You access the placeholder and value and produce the string)
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1y ago
Unsolicited feedback: I felt that some questions (what do you think of new Indian government) require “I have no idea about the topic”, and some (do I have moral duty to visit family member in prison) require “much more nuance nuance exist
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conspiracy_theory > A conspiracy theory is an explanation for an event or situation that asserts the existence of a conspiracy (generally by powerful sinister groups, often political
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1y ago
Parent poster is not saying it should be ignored, parent poster is saying that people should not give-up and repeat “courts can be ignore”. Because if enough people chant that, then it will become a real possibility.
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1y ago
> Russian opposition Do you mean the guy who died relatively recently in Russian prison? Or his colleague who was part of prisoner exchange
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1y ago
Technically, they are the same. As in: people with power want to control the narrative. This was so, is so and will always be so, everywhere. But but but… details matter. A lot. The west has traditions how and when to apply power, which is
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2y ago
It can ask, but how much time do you want to spend answering stuff? Such dialog is probably nice for first time user, it is a nightmare for repeated user.
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2y ago
the benefits I see: - nullable (test double/mock) updates would be more natural, easier, since it is located right there in prod code. (One level of indirection removed) - with authoritative location of test double, it reduces the risk
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2y ago
It bugs me that article never qualifies the sql in parser. Postgre sql parser, mysql sql parser, … (Solid advise though)
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If I’m reading it right, proposal is to hand-roll the mocks/test-doubles and store them in production code. (In addition to how to structure the app) While article is interesting and idea workable, the title seems a bit misleading. (In
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2y ago
Calculation could be, that tesla will be granted monopoly in USA
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