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etrautmann
8mo ago
Almost all chat threads in messages, signal, or occasionally in slack or discord or something else.
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etrautmann
8mo ago
Moonlander has an extra row of keys on the inside for both sides that are mappable
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etrautmann
8mo ago
You seem clearly aware that this is relevant to a small subset of the population.
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etrautmann
8mo ago
“ modern competitive fairs direct the student to use science as a form of self-promotion.” Sadly, that is excellent preparation for the job of an academic scientist today. Performing at a high level is inextricably linked with self promotio
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etrautmann
8mo ago
That’s not what this is about. If you have a group chat with one android user, it used to make all aspects of the interactions clunkier. Green bubbles, sending a new text instead of reactions, etc. as such, people would get left off of a li
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etrautmann
8mo ago
What does this mean? are you employed by Amazon and phoning it in, or how are you extracting money from Bezos?
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etrautmann
8mo ago
there aren't that many accidents. It's also more dangerous to jump in ways that attempt to skirt laws (jumping near dark, trying to evade capture, etc)
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etrautmann
8mo ago
then we need tort reform to address the root cause. This is so silly and unfortunate that wild spaces are litigated and made illegal for things that are normal and wonderful elsewhere.
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etrautmann
8mo ago
Sure, but those models would never have online access to information only provided in lidar data…
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etrautmann
8mo ago
It’s way easier to “jam” a camera with bright light than a lidar, which uses both narrow band optical filters and pulsed signals with filters to detect that temporal sequence. If I were an adversary, going after cameras is way way easier.
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8mo ago
A key idea is that addition for logs is equivalent to multiplication. To multiply two numbers you line them up on a log scale and then read out the sum, which is equivalent to the product. There is much more they can do but that was one ah
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etrautmann
8mo ago
What? Spell that out
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etrautmann
8mo ago
That’s not helpful
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etrautmann
9mo ago
The market went down less than half a percent today? That’s not a great day but certainly not losses that are even notable
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etrautmann
9mo ago
Are you familiar with the “dead internet theory?”
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etrautmann
9mo ago
I read it as a side joke about how people overuse chtgpt for trivial tasks
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etrautmann
9mo ago
Generally true, unless they have large undergrad loans that they weren't able to pay off, which is a real consideration for many.
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etrautmann
9mo ago
This is standard at the large tech company where I work and is extremely effective and universally respected.
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etrautmann
9mo ago
I am not a doctor but this could be a neuropathy. Try talking to a neurologist, and possibly try cutting all caffeine.
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etrautmann
10mo ago
+1. I’ve always looked up to the hedge fund manager driving a civic and those who sneakily donate enormous amounts anonymously.
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10mo ago
I agree, although two counterpoints. One is that carriers would just lock the phones in the US anyway. Second is that eSIM is easier while traveling.
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etrautmann
10mo ago
Are you me? Glad others have this exact experience
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etrautmann
10mo ago
Wow, I love the Aeron. Amazing purchase for me though I bought on Craigslist for 400 and it’s flawless.
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10mo ago
+1 Loupedeck is so annoying. The software is insane and heavyweight and takes forever to start, wants to run all the times etc.
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etrautmann
10mo ago
Working out does SO MUCH to help with depression. There’s a lot of literature to support this, and plenty of anecdata as well. Good luck, you can do it!
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etrautmann
10mo ago
This same experience on an ice sheet is equally surreal and fascinating.
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etrautmann
10mo ago
The main effect of a reaction time reduction looks incredibly small and is all the way in Fig 6. I would not over interpret this result without higher N and some discussion of effect size.
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etrautmann
10mo ago
Time in the market >> timing the market. You’re statistically not better off waiting although ai understand the feeling.
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10mo ago
My middle school home ec class was completely worthless “skills” that weren’t worth the opportunity cost of the time, but a finance class would have been.
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etrautmann
11mo ago
what location?
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