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11mo ago
A tariff is a tax on imports. Driving is not an import.
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11mo ago
I'd love to see that for article submissions, as well.
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11mo ago
The SAE rate increases 2 percentage points on average, as I understand it - not necessarily uniformly across interventions. It could be the case that medicine A has 4% SAE in healthy patients, and 5% in unhealthy* ones, whereas medicine B h
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11mo ago
> his insistence that everyone hug him when greeting him. As far as I understand it, that's the least objectionable of the many stories about him. From a 2017 article [1], we also have: > “He’s very tactile in a weird way,” said
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11mo ago
> I disagree that this happens. At best it discourages a subset of the next generation, but it is not a subset I would like to work with. The subset most discouraged is likely those targeted by discrimination - women, minorities, gay peo
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11mo ago
It seems like the current situation is doing a disservice to "unusual" patients (who may actually make up the majority of patients).
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11mo ago
Do you care, then, that people are driving away contributors specifically because of their race/gender/orientation? Because without them, we wouldn't have [the stuff in the article].
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11mo ago
Is there a way to control the mechanics of the animation? I poked around a bit and didn't see a way to configure what was sent down the arrows or how often - just some theming options. For example, if you're visualizing a user flo
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11mo ago
I don't have an opinion on whether it's correct or not. I see AI writing, I stop reading. When compared to human-authored prose, AI writing is much more likely to be convincing-but-wrong. I don't need to be ingesting stuff en
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11mo ago
- **The Cash Flow Mystery**: ... - **The Inventory Balloon**: ... - **The "Paper" Chase**: ... More AI slop.
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11mo ago
Not 100% sure I understand your comment, but just to make sure my stance is clear - I saw that it was AI-written and noped out. Thought it was a little funny that they used an LLM to write an article about how LLMs are bad.
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11mo ago
Confident idiot (an LLM) writes an article bemoaning confident idiots.
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11mo ago
Self-hosting and bioinformatics are both great use cases for containers, because you want "just let me run this software somebody else wrote," without caring what language it's in, or looking for rpms, etc etc. If you're
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11mo ago
Sounds plausible - looks like it wasn't there in October, but was there yesterday: https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/https://cachyos....
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11mo ago
I'm pretty sure the author was Claude, so don't feel too bad for it.
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11mo ago
Consider that popular videos are those that play into preconceived stereotypes. I doubt your videos are represent of all DUI arrests.
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11mo ago
Does she not have ADHD?
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11mo ago
Sort of. There are some things that a person entering a field is expected to know without needing to look them up, because if you don't know it you won't develop good intuition or be able to execute your work in a timely manner. M
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11mo ago
If you're not familiar, you might like reading about the social model of disability: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_model_of_disability TL;DR: Disability is not inherent in difference, but rather a combinati
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11mo ago
This could even happen for non-selfish reasons. If you genuinely believe that, e.g, "The future of America is BigTech," you'll both favor tech stocks in your portfolio and be more sympathetic to their lobbyists and favored b
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11mo ago
Quite a low bar.
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11mo ago
Agree to disagree, then.
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11mo ago
Just because you agree with them doesn't make them not anti-trans - it just means you agree with anti-trans things.
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11mo ago
Right, but you don't need to know how it works to know if it is one. Unless I'm misunderstanding this part: "how can you tell if the AI has actually created one for you or not?" I interpreted that as "I asked the AI
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11mo ago
Many children who play videogames can tell you what a multiplayer FPS is, and most of them don't know how to code it.
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11mo ago
Here's a blog post[1] from last year regarding an open-source implementation of virtual geometry. The linked code is maybe a couple thousand lines. It's not something you'd write in an afternoon, but it's also not the t
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11mo ago
Wolfram alpha is the better calculator for that sort of thing.
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11mo ago
True, but you don't need to install updates once you have the software installed, and it's probably better not to. The software on the robot doesn't need the app to control, either - it exposes an API that either the app or c
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11mo ago
Imo, most videos would never be re-uploaded somewhere else. Currently-active creators that choose to keep a backup copy of their videos are probably the minority of creators.
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11mo ago
The problem isn't "how to cool the chips", it's "how to cool the whole friggin data center." Any active cooling solution you can think of actually makes the problem worse (unless it's "eject hot mass&
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