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f137
5y ago
Indeed. The only one I've got right
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f137
5y ago
You're a bot, ain't you?
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f137
5y ago
Well. I guessed just one of them - Mad Max. However I've seen probably not more than 10 of those movies, so it's 10% success rate. Not so bad ))
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f137
5y ago
Thanks, I was wandering how they account for the speed of sound but was lazy to google )
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f137
5y ago
Well, just run it thru an AI summarizer )
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f137
6y ago
It looks as nobody would learn from others' mistakes. US will have to go through komsomol, purges, and gulag to finally understand what's going on now.
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6y ago
How come that in 21st century we are still using the racially degrading terms, like black and white, in so many places? Does it take a lot of effort to replace them with neutral non-offensive colors? Speaking about chess, don't you thi
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f137
6y ago
Well, some time ago I read a similar study for some Asian country. Childbirth mortality was higher in the hospitals in big towns than in villages. The reason is simple - whenever possible, they transport complicated cases to big hospitals.
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f137
6y ago
It says Voyager is 17 light years away. That's a way off. Idea and visuals are great, but needs some proofreading.
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f137
6y ago
You probably know that plate tectonics was considered "pseudoscientific crankery", do you?
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f137
6y ago
Great. This will be a very instructive experiment. I hope it would teach those people a good lesson, and not too many innocent people would die for it.
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f137
6y ago
I'm not sure extra space after a period is a convention in TeX, meaning it is added only when required by aligning text, not after every period.
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f137
7y ago
A link to wiki wouldn't hurt here
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f137
7y ago
exactly my feeling
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f137
7y ago
I hope 'm' here is minutes, not millions )
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f137
7y ago
Libet’s "preceding activity" is simply an example of branch prediction at work.
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f137
7y ago
I do not see daily updates on planet.com, at least for the free trial account I just created, and for my location (Eastern Europe). For example, there is a damb nearby which was completed a few months ago, but is shown half-built in their m
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f137
7y ago
You're holding it wrong way
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f137
7y ago
Where did she get that game for ipad for free?
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f137
8y ago
It's the richest country on earth - that's the reason
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f137
8y ago
You mean women are different from men? Really?
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f137
8y ago
Well, this BS abbreviation is amusing. Really, I'd love to have a look at a good bu..s..t in AI reading list :)
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f137
8y ago
Well, the standard model can be correct. It is correct until some experiment proves otherwise. It is full of unexplained hadcoded parameters, indeed, which need an explanation from outside of the SM.
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f137
8y ago
Musk is a narcissistic asshole. That's all. I hope more people will see it now.
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f137
8y ago
If you have no hiring power, why do you talk to the recruiter at all? It seems none of your business to tell her the team is not growing.
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f137
8y ago
I first misread it as > Music Monetization Act
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8y ago
>> LiDAR is... low resolution, that's nonsense >>and extremely expensive. and that'll change soon
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9y ago
The problem is you are required to prove that you follow the rules, which would take your effort and your money. This is a "guilty until you prove you are not" thing.
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9y ago
For last 20 years at the least, and the gap widens if anything
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9y ago
This is a nice example of adversary input, but I think it misses the point a bit. The point being, if I take a couple paragraphs of a tech text, online article, or the like, I will get a correct translation most of the time. It won't d
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