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by fastball 2y ago
The "everyday tasks" you specifically mention involve motor skills that are not useful for measuring intelligence.
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by fastball 2y ago
It doesn't matter what he even believes. You can't stick words in his mouth. He has not "said that he will send those with ADHD to camps".
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by fastball 2y ago
No, you can't put words in his mouth. He said Adderall, not ADHD. Yes he said SSRIs, but SSRIs are not for ADHD, so that has no bearing on whether or not he said "people with ADHD should be sent to camps", which he just... di
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by fastball 2y ago
Yes, that is exactly what I am saying. Are you trying to claim that all users of Adderall have ADHD? Because that is the only way you can say "well he is effectively talking about ADHD if he is talking about adderall", but that co
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by fastball 2y ago
So he said nothing about ADHD.
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by fastball 2y ago
Not sure you understand the argument. If you allow people the ability to access iMessage however they want, how do you prevent iMessage spam? You may not care about this, but a lot of people do.
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by fastball 2y ago
Cert pinning is a solution. Just because it is not an ideal solution and it is anti-consumer does not make it "not a solution". You can't modify an app binary on an Apple TV without first jailbreaking. So cert pinning in this
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by fastball 2y ago
Presumably he lives in the same place as his girlfriend.
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by fastball 2y ago
I'm very surprised Google isn't already certificate pinning.
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by fastball 2y ago
Well it's not called Mysterious Learning or Different Learning for a reason. In fact, with how many misnomers there are in the world, I think Deep Learning is actually a pretty great name, all things considered. It properly communicate
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by fastball 2y ago
Yes. https://gameofrent.com/content/is-land-a-big-deal#2-americas...
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by fastball 2y ago
Asia.
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by fastball 2y ago
I like the idea and would probably reserve some if I still lived in the US. But I don't think you should be setting yourself up against Powerwalls so directly. You're not really competing for the same market. The power storage sol
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by fastball 2y ago
Those are javascript runtimes, not TypeScript runtimes. The point stands. If you don't know enough about TypeScript to understand that TypeScript is not a runtime, I'm not sure why you would care about TypeScript being faster (in
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by fastball 2y ago
https://www.milenio.com/negocios/slim-echa-pa-acuerdos-con-s... https://archive.ph/JwEcG
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by fastball 2y ago
> so any consumer sequencing company that simply reports XX as female and XY as male is laughably amateurish To my knowledge there is no XX person who can produce sperm and there is no XY person who can produce eggs. So while "XX is
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by fastball 2y ago
No, this is a treatment. Vaccines are preventative by priming your immune system, this directly targets SARS-CoV-2 itself, so is for people who actively have COVID.
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by fastball 2y ago
It says a lot about the state of discourse and gender science that I can't tell if you genuinely don't understand or if you are being facetious. But assuming you are being genuine: your sex (faka gender) is encoded in your DNA on
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by fastball 2y ago
Which company whistle-blower has gone to jail?
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by fastball 2y ago
Right but what OS is installed on a pre-built PC if not Windows?
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by fastball 2y ago
Love the website but that Pitbull quote of the day is kinda... rapey
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by fastball 2y ago
Given how Chain-of-Thought is being used more and more to improve performance, I wonder if system prompt items like "Give the answer immediately. Provide detailed explanations and restate my query in your own words if necessary after g
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by fastball 2y ago
I think you have it backwards, given that the stage which failed has 6 engines, and the stage that did its job and landed back on its own launch tower (inconceivable less than a decade ago) has 33 engines.
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by fastball 2y ago
Eh, this is kinda blogspam. It's been well-covered by others in the past.
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by fastball 2y ago
The median user definitely seems smarter on 4chan (at least that is how it felt 10-20 years ago).
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by fastball 2y ago
Yeah, this has been fairly well-covered in the past, not sure why they decided to re-hash now.
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by fastball 2y ago
That is the point that you're making, but you kinda need to back it up. I have seen little evidence that people voting for voter ID laws struggle to get IDs, just evidence that some people struggle.
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by fastball 2y ago
This is why when we wanted to build a community around our product we went for Discourse instead of Discord (even though many people asked us for Discord instead). It certainly feels a lot less "lively" than a Discord server, but
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by fastball 2y ago
Even if the scale is the same, I'm not sure what works for a nation-state will work for a metro area, because a metro area has to deal with migratory homelessness as a result of any services or benefits provided, in a way that a nation
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by fastball 2y ago
Right, I still don't think that is true. The people voting for Voter ID are not struggling to get a new ID when their old one expires. Yes, there is no "federal ID" (besides passports and passport cards), but if you've h

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