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by exe34 2mo ago
That's a nice thought terminating cliché. We get to choose what we want to spend time on and what we would prefer to offload. I'm sure you don't grow your own potatoes.
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by exe34 2mo ago
That's clever! I had the idea to use video to remove things like fences by moving the recording device, but never got around to implementing it.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Creating the card is half the work though.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Oh so if I use mickey mouse in a completely original production that doesn't replace the existing work by Walt Disney, you reckon they'll be fine with that?
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by exe34 2mo ago
That's the bit I feel you can do with ragging - keep a large library of well described solutions and then find what you need from it at runtime.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Aha I do plan to get back into robotics soon (I never got in properly to be fair), and this is a cool algorithm I'll look into! Thanks for that!
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by exe34 2mo ago
> I just kept doing multiple passes through it, each time I noticed one of my answers contradicted one of the others, I would make adjustments to harmonize, which indirectly refined my understanding. I used to do something somewhat relat
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by exe34 2mo ago
"Working out on the fly" - I do the same thing, I try to find the minimum I can get away with memory-wise, and try to connect everything else to that in a way I can retrace my steps easily. When I was in school/uni, my notes
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by exe34 2mo ago
They will in a few months.
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by exe34 2mo ago
It appears he thought the by-election would be a memory wiping device, and make the investigations go away. He had to drag canvassers from the Manchester mayoral election to come help him in Clackton because he was scared of the Count.
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by exe34 2mo ago
The argument boils down to "the brain is really weird, and quantum is really weird, so there's got to be a connection!"
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by exe34 2mo ago
They already did two years ago. They have better things to do than to take part in this circus.
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by exe34 2mo ago
No, he was either going to lose to a bin or get back in the commons and have the investigation continue. Now it will continue. So no, playing along at his stupid games is what would normalise it. They will run at the next election in a few
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by exe34 2mo ago
They didn't though. The other parties didn't run, so most of their supporters didn't vote. They got a lot more votes in total at the general election.
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by exe34 2mo ago
My favourite was vote for the count, not the c....
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by exe34 2mo ago
They will run for the next election in a few months - the investigation has just resumed.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Or maybe they want to see the rest of the investigation!
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by exe34 2mo ago
Can it run inside docker? Can it use an arbitrary openai endpoint? Thanks!
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by exe34 2mo ago
I'll keep an eye out for you in the next thread on the male loneliness epidemic.
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by exe34 2mo ago
I think the idea is that you'll go to the check out with several items and only present some of them and then skip the one that is expensive. If you just walk out of the store several times with items you haven't paid for, they mi
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by exe34 2mo ago
Reminds me of Stephen Wolfram "discovering" things in the sense that other people would say "today I learnt".
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by exe34 2mo ago
> He definitely was debanked for political reasons and not because he was laundering money. No, if this was serious, it would read "he was definitely debanked for political reasons. He was not laundering money". Or even better,
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by exe34 2mo ago
I think that's because he doesn't have those powers. He only wields them on behalf of Congress, which has decided not to defend that which belongs to it.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Putting an anti-vax conspiracy theorist in charge of health is not the way to do it.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Congratulations on your humour bypass! I hear it's a difficult surgery. You must have had a good surgeon.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Oh yes, everything changes when you have kids. You can't negotiate with your wife, you need to trap her into doing what you want.
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by exe34 2mo ago
No, I think the other posts in the thread show that the experience is not universal.
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by exe34 2mo ago
Yes, and somehow commuting week after week is so much better than having a conversation with your wife. It's not like the kids just stop existing when you're commuting. The solution is there, but it can't be used unless you&#
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by exe34 2mo ago
Hello Tom Riddle! I wanted to do something like this with my pinenote a while ago, but then lost interest. My idea was to write down equations and draw diagrams of maths problems and have it solve things for me.
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by exe34 2mo ago
I find it depends at what stage I'm at with the idea - sometimes I don't want to understand it until it works, because I've wasted enough life on things that didn't do what was promised. But once I know the idea is feasi

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