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4y ago
> Like bro, you want to do stuff with “diffusion models”? You don’t even know how to add two normal distributions together! You ain’t diffusing shit! This is funny. Great article with lots of truth.
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4y ago
- Everyone wants affordable housing (lets find ways to bet on it) - NINJA loans, swaps, CDOs, etc. - housing markets collapses
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4y ago
What does science have to do with truth? I thought it was a process of supporting hypotheses with observations?
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4y ago
What is Congress.
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4y ago
Capitalism has nothing to say about massive government contracts and subsidies following to these people from tax payer pockets.
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4y ago
Pure luck is everyone in London believing you when you tell them the battle of Waterloo is going the other way. Or is this the lack of any virtue?
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4y ago
LARP for billionaires.
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4y ago
I'm probably a cynic, but it feels intellectually dishonest.
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4y ago
Haven't read but I'm gonna guess they don't consider federal law enforcement "police".
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4y ago
Thanks for the correction - I was in fact talking about those two versions. I’m glad no one was putting the most recent Ben Hur dumpster fire over the classic.
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4y ago
The prequel back-flipping Yoda version. This all sounds horrible but at least it will give RLM something to tear apart.
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4y ago
> Some remakes are better (Wizard of Oz, Ben Hur) I'll have to disagree :). The only remake that was better to the original is John Carpenter's "The Thing".
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4y ago
This is why I think nudging must work on some level. What are trends, advertising, fads, etc. if not nudges? Is the existence of an intelligent nudger required or can the hive nudge itself?
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4y ago
This is how general research works. For better or worse.
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4y ago
> For a reality check, consider that 1/8th of respondents said they would be willing to commit political violence themselves and 7.1% of respondents said they'd be willing to kill someone over politics. God help us. It's
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4y ago
Seems like Capital One was punished by the feds. Now they are punishing the hacker.
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4y ago
It's a mental health / crime crisis on which we have long since punted. Also, by only talking about "assault weapons" and rifles, are we able to totally ignore Battlefield Chicago and the pistol related deaths/injur
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4y ago
Are these devices even technically legal to operate in the USA? I thought 433mhz was reserved for exactly what you say - tags for shipping containers. If you use a LoRa devices in the USA I think you are supposed to be >~850mhz.
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4y ago
Pro tip: A+B will detonate a remote-mine (no need to switch to the watch).
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4y ago
The natural diffusion of propaganda is one thing, can't escape that really - but now broadcasting it from a source "Americans trust" is the really damaging part.
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4y ago
Exactly. The justification being the enemy is everywhere, so we need to propagandize EVERYONE. To be fair to Obama, the act was slid into a NDAA. What's he gonna do, not sign it? A great read on the topic: "Apple Pie Propaganda
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4y ago
League of Nations all over again.
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5y ago
amazing!
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5y ago
magit alone is almost worth the price of admission.
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5y ago
Only takes a few generations to forget this.
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5y ago
I get the living day lights scared out of me at least twice a day (by my gf) while working with headphones on. Light is perfect.
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5y ago
> caused a vibration throughout the observatory. I hope there won't be vibrations during the launch of the rocket.
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5y ago
Imagine having the replacement gold reflector dish in storage somewhere.
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5y ago
> It certainly could happen more often.... We would then be constantly facing a new pathogen. If? Isn't this how contagious respiratory diseases always work?
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5y ago
This is what makes me think the warp drive is a no go here. The interactions between these surfaces are already described by QM without needing to appeal to negative energy.
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