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by fwip 9mo ago
Related: there's currently a bill in the NYS legislature which would allow cities to switch partly to a land-value tax. This is a pretty good local article about it: https://centralcurrent.org/how-a-state-bill-with-supp
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by fwip 9mo ago
Hold on - what exactly do you think they're lying about? Whether they're currently housed? Because, imo, that's the headline result - 94% is a great success rate.
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by fwip 9mo ago
Legs look cooler, and so get the investment dollars. There isn't enough money atm to be gained by solving realistic problems, so Tesla et al have to convince investors that it's going to be an incredible leap forward. Which means
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by fwip 9mo ago
Yes, they're referring to incandescent nightlights, which were admittedly more relevant back when these rovers were designed than they are now.
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by fwip 9mo ago
Sure thing, as soon as I figure out how to get a message out to billions of people.
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by fwip 9mo ago
That's the neat part - you don't.
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by fwip 9mo ago
Doesn't seem like a ton of attention has been paid to kerning, either. The 'he' pair seems especially noticeable to me, which occurs several times in the "somewhere where there's cheese" image. I don't kn
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by fwip 9mo ago
The 10x would be 9x if the methodology were the same. 9x->3x is going from reported accidents to inferred true accident rate, as the article points out.
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by fwip 9mo ago
True, but you are at the whims of the browser cache, and how long it wants to keep it around.
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by fwip 9mo ago
It is a contributing factor. If the car is going slower than the speed limit in this scenario, it is difficult to tell over the internet if that speed was appropriate. If the car is going over the speed limit, it is obviously inappropriate.
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by fwip 9mo ago
The default, with good visibility in ideal conditions, should be to not exceed the speed limit. In a school zone, when in a situation of low visibility, the car should likely be going significantly below the speed limit. So, it's not a
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by fwip 9mo ago
Yeah, and toddlers are supremely confident that broccoli is objectively bad because it's yucky. Being incapable of overruling your base reactions is not a flex.
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by fwip 9mo ago
No? The point is that the US government made this deal with Tiktok so the US can censor stuff the US government doesn't like. Saying "But China also censors!" is the one missing the point.
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by fwip 9mo ago
Then the GP statement is still correct. "The forced US hosted tik-tok sale is all about hiding information from the US public that most people in the rest of the world have easy access to."
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by fwip 9mo ago
I feel like you can both want illegal aliens to get deported, but not approve of how ICE is executing protesters in the street, entering homes without warrants, and kidnapping people in unmarked vans. Similarly, you can think it would be go
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by fwip 9mo ago
Do you think anti-ICE videos are being blocked in China?
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by fwip 9mo ago
I'm talking about equivalent products. The cloth made by machine during the Industrial Revolution was meaningfully worse in quality than the hand-made stuff.
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by fwip 9mo ago
Dunno dude, maybe you haven't looked. Maybe you hate Python. Maybe you're stupid. Anything could be possible.
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by fwip 9mo ago
Well-written Python apps are very easy to understand, especially if they use well-designed libraries. The 'magic' in Python means that skilled developers can write libraries that work at the appropriate level of abstraction, so th
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by fwip 9mo ago
It's not. If you actually look at any chain-of-thought stuff long enough, you'll see instances where what it delivers directly contradicts the "thoughts." If your AI is *ist in effect but told not to be, it will just man
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by fwip 9mo ago
That's because it's yet another AI-garbage article on the front page.
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by fwip 9mo ago
Some of both. The fabric and clothes were worse, and cheaper. This put many traditional workers out of business, making actually good clothes scarcer, and eventually, more expensive than they previously were.
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by fwip 9mo ago
yes "now what?" | llm-of-choice
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by fwip 9mo ago
The available quality of cloth did, in fact, diminish.
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by fwip 9mo ago
Both of those proposed uses are bad things that are worse than what they would replace.
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by fwip 9mo ago
> "Borderline demonic" > look inside > it's Calvin and hobbes
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by fwip 9mo ago
I think you may have agreed with them a long time ago, when you chose your username. Have you perhaps become wealthier, in the interim?
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by fwip 9mo ago
The other week, I was asking Gemini how to take apart my range, and it linked an instructional Youtube video. I clicked on it, only to be instantly rickrolled.
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by fwip 9mo ago
I don't think it's impossibly small. Maybe it depends on your software - you don't need to have a completely linear response across the full range of the pedal.
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by fwip 9mo ago
Awesome, I hope the rewrite goes well for you all. :)

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