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esalman
3y ago
Given how these car seats are advertised as having high-tech materials, I wonder if the manufacturer can install a crash detection module in them.
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esalman
3y ago
This is exactly what I meant when I said the price is justifiable. It is designed to be advertised as a premium product to an exclusive set of customers.
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esalman
3y ago
We actually sold our 2 year old nuna for nearly 75% of it's original price to another family. It had 10 year warranty and not recall/accident. I doubt how much these would go for secondhand. Which is not an issue if you stair-step
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esalman
3y ago
I am a bit skeptical dad but damn these look nice! The price is justifiable, although personally I'd hesitate because the seat is only good for about 2 years, and the seat seems to weigh higher than Nuna products which we got.
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Music metadata generation using AI
(enhance.utopiamusic.com)
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esalman
3y ago
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esalman
3y ago
Hope that's not sarcasm lol. Yeah we have copilot subscriptions at work and an Azure GPT-4 instance that is being trained with enterprise data.
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esalman
3y ago
Unrelated: I used ChatGPT to generate remark.js presentation HTML code from some content. It did generate the code, but it inserted a GA snippet along with a random GA account code at the bottom of the code. I did not even catch it immediat
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esalman
3y ago
The main reason is I followed a lot of scientists in my field of research who left the platform. Plus there's been subtle (and some not so subtle) changes to the algorithm and the software. Most of the people I followed before were cle
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esalman
3y ago
This. Twitter is doing what they can to drive people to mastodon. I've held off closing my Twitter account but I need to get better familiar with mastodon. I was wondering if there are accounts like NWS <location> (weather update
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esalman
3y ago
It is funny that you mention driving as an example. Driving and cars are not designed for pregnant woman. As a typical man with passion for cars and driving, this never occurred to me until my wife got pregnant.
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esalman
3y ago
Close to 10 years of marriage and one child. I agree with the sentiment of the OP.
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esalman
3y ago
This is an underrated comment. American lifestyle forces people to make tough choices about their extended, sometimes even closest family. The % of the population who earn enough to support one or more dependents comfortably, be it a child
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esalman
3y ago
Yes, and Texas governor is flexing his big government hands by imposing state laws on progressive institutions and local constituencies because there's an impasse over property tax legislation a.k.a dick measuring contest going on and
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esalman
3y ago
If you poll the public where the public universities are located, e.g. the major metropolitan areas, you'll probably find the majority support progressive agenda.
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esalman
3y ago
Even a lot of those who identify as white speak Spanish most of the time.
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esalman
3y ago
Big government should not decide how public universities spend their money.
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esalman
3y ago
I first encountered this in my machine learning class in the context of solving ridge regression or SVM. Simply put, when performing SVM you want to find a plane that minimizes the sum of its distance from coordinates belonging to two class
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esalman
3y ago
I think the lines indicate highly connected/weighted network edges. The weights are inferred from white matter tracts, measured using diffusion MRI. Dots are nodes on the network, highly connected nodes are indicated by a pair of large
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esalman
3y ago
That's the difference between US and other countries. I make close to that amount and I'd still have to worry if insurance will cover 3 days hospital stay.
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esalman
3y ago
A US person making 180k is taxed more than 58k if they live in CA. 24% federal, 9% CA, plus social security and Medicare. If they live in SF then there's also a local tax.
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esalman
3y ago
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esalman
3y ago
I reinstalled XP so many times back in the day that I still have an installation key memorized.
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esalman
3y ago
Yes, so far as I know.
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esalman
3y ago
It is. The company I work for apparently have purchased a version of GPT4 that does not send data back to OpenAI. The conversation is still recorded by the folks who are maintaining it though.
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esalman
3y ago
Do you think twich should have moderation?
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esalman
3y ago
When I opened it someone requested visuals of Biden and Putin kissing. Slippery slope I say this.
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esalman
3y ago
FAANGs are especially brutal right now. Because many of them had layoffs, they are not even allowed to process perm certification for the time being, so green card hopefuls are stuck.
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esalman
3y ago
This is probably a reason STEM graduate level classes and PhDs are prominently international students, willing to go on to the industry and toil under immigration limbo.
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Frost quakes in Finland caused by climate change
(independent.co.uk)
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esalman
3y ago
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esalman
3y ago
Like several other comments suggest, the author is actually spending way more than $250 on each phone. I have been buying 1-2 generation older but still brand new phones last few years- such as OnePlus 7T, OnePlus 8 and Galaxy S10e. All of
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