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by econ 3mo ago
I thought the same thing but he apparently has a point. The stated purpose covers only a tiny sliver of the capabilities. The agreement points to the TOS where it (last time I looked) says service may be terminated at any time without stati
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by econ 3mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48755297
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by econ 3mo ago
I read with the right dream (nightmare) heart rate can climb to 180. If you slowly condition yourself I think you can exchange sleep quality for increased heart rate. But I suspect the heart needs rest too and you will die. An isometric hol
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by econ 3mo ago
I hear some people fix their sleep problems by staying awake much longer for some days then follow a strict schedule. For me, after physical activity sleeping is much easier but if i over do it cortisol wil make it worse. (I once created an
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by econ 3mo ago
I just named my dracula training program. First, learn to sleep on your back Second, attach the blanket to the bottom of the bed and learn to sleep with your knees up. Use the blanket to help. Third, put some books under the legs (on the he
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by econ 3mo ago
There (for example) is High intensity interval training. What that is depends somewhat on who you ask but to give an example. Take a normal exercise like cycling for 45 minutes. If you do HIIT you cycle as fast as you can for 10-15 seconds
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by econ 3mo ago
The questions should be about the [current] structure of government. In round 1 you earn a number of votes for each question. If you score high enough you gain access to the next test of round one with harder questions and earn more votes p
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by econ 3mo ago
Have the thought leaders been replaced with confused people???
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by econ 3mo ago
What if you did?
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by econ 3mo ago
There was a study comparing big and small eaters with and without obesitas. Turns out that skinny people who eat a lot eat also eat a lot of fat and protein and that fat people who eat almost nothing eat mostly carbs and sugar.
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by econ 3mo ago
Haha, this auto completely technology needs some distance too. In Dutch its remweg (something like brakeway ) and my mind was occupied not finding the English word for it.
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by econ 4mo ago
Could you accomplish something similar with just colored foil? Like, red foil makes red and white look the same.
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by econ 4mo ago
You can use any image format. Try using an animated gif. I don't know what this is but it's huge. https://news.ycombinator.com/favicon.ico
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by econ 4mo ago
I played with this once hoping the browser wouldn't care what the file was. The plan came from an experiment from long ago where I put 1x1 images at the end on my pages, the images loaded from websites my page linked to. Preloading the
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by econ 4mo ago
>Just to be clear, I agree in part: people should assist as they can. Actually, one should do very little. We should all do very little. That will already produce a terrifying force that may crush everything precious to us. And you shoul
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by econ 4mo ago
Get more people involved to lower the bus factor and get people to pay for it. Coordinate with different countries? Do what you enjoy or think meaningful.
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by econ 4mo ago
> This and your earlier comment presume that code is a way out. For you yes. If you were a song writer I would suggest you write something like El Pueblo Unido Jamás Será Vencido in stead of a new shaking my ass song. You do what you
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by econ 4mo ago
Imagine we had a versioned database with all the laws from all countries where one could compare them side by side. We could begin to understand the mood or spirit of each effort. Law makers wouldn't need to pretend they are doing some
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by econ 4mo ago
To state the obvious: If anyone can code his way out of something it is someone who codes. If enough people want something badly enough, when existing governing structures will bow is a question of how many people. You should pretend your c
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by econ 4mo ago
Create a government from scratch. Version control the laws. Compare the laws with all other countries. Hoard data. Write code to replace government employees and to make laws easy to implement. (If done well consider selling a product or se
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by econ 4mo ago
You missed figuring out if your position is supposed to make [grandiose] proposals. Monitor what everyone else is doing, how fast they do it and what you can do to help. Condition everyone to think it's Xmas if you hand them something.
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by econ 4mo ago
Well put. There are probably a few 100 other edge cases worth examination but you got it down to a digestible list. One trick i always apply to products is to ask yourself what kind of people you are looking to create. Who are the resource
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by econ 4mo ago
It is a puzzle to solve. One could take many approaches each with their own pro's and cons. I once proposed the state takes part ownership of sectors that are profitable and demonstrate a lack of innovation. Things would probably stay
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by econ 4mo ago
We can help strengthen the case by making the website about it. Let's also make a match history page with all those soccer players. Generating the video will have to wait a few years.
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by econ 4mo ago
I'm also a professional soccer player. Each model comes up with different nonsense. Only Grok did well kinda... > Grok 4.20 says >Dutch software developer and Usenet poster known for eccentric claims about perpetual motion machin
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by econ 4mo ago
Please do read this as satire... The checksum is the compressed file but you need to split the problem and forEach structure it in such a way that one can dial into it. You need to be able to compare the current result with the previous one
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by econ 4mo ago
I remember handing an Ethernet cable to a friend and he said I was getting old. His laptop didn't have Ethernet! I still haven't recovered from the realisation. My [old] laptop had a a card reader, hdmi, vga, a serial port and row
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by econ 4mo ago
Having no one to ask if you can't get things to work was a big issue until LLMs came along. You can ask things online but people are reluctant to keep asking and/or keep explaining what they've tried. I'm sure the lone L
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by econ 4mo ago
Submit a well researched article that fits their blog perfectly and a link to your own blog full of excessive details at the end.
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by econ 4mo ago
The opposite should also be possible with the ultimate formula a giant lookup table with all the images preloaded. Could ofc also make decompression by trying a million things. To exist the compressed file only needs a formula to validate t

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