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by fwip 2y ago
> because not being any of notorious lair, repeatedly make comments you normally only would expect from fascist Kamala's rhetoric, especially around the military and border security, seemed almost specifically designed to be "1
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by fwip 2y ago
I think you'll find that many people find it both reasonable and desirable to preserve reproductive rights, despite your casual "of course."
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by fwip 2y ago
I believe I read, but can't find the source now, that the sex-specific survival rate is mostly explained by men not catching it and starting treatment as early as women. Even for cancers that shouldn't be sex-specific, like lung c
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by fwip 2y ago
Has the union asked for people to "boycott" the NYT during their strike? I know that sometimes unions want that, and sometimes they want the opposite.
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by fwip 2y ago
Not as dangerous as a stove, but the Xbox One had a capacitive on-off button. Turns out the dog could turn it off just by his fur touching it when walking by it.
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by fwip 2y ago
Atoms exist, "molecules" have never existed and will never exist.
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by fwip 2y ago
I'm glad to hear that, I apologize for misunderstanding.
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by fwip 2y ago
There's lots of stuff you can measure. It's not clear whether any of it is correlated with productivity. To use your example, a user with an LLM might say "LLM please fix this" as a first line of action, drastically impr
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by fwip 2y ago
Thanks for those explainers.
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by fwip 2y ago
You can sell it, get most of your money back.
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by fwip 2y ago
I think most of that difference is going to be the huge increase in performance core count between the base chip and the Max (from 4 to 12). The RAM certainly doesn't hurt though!
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by fwip 2y ago
Ah, you're only going to endanger the livelihood of your employees' families, most of whom have substantially less wealth than you. I bet the rest of your employees don't really care that you "feel bad." At least th
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by fwip 2y ago
True - it means he could transfer, say, a billion dollars worth of stock to the affected employees and still be a billionaire. If he actually felt all that bad about it, of course.
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by fwip 2y ago
Because the context is that 20% of their employees are now unemployed. The tone of the letter is also "this is a hard but necessary choice" and not "this is great news for dropbox!" > As CEO, I take full responsibilit
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by fwip 2y ago
I see similar lead times simply trying to get a PCP.
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by fwip 2y ago
Makes sense, especially because it's more impressive/magic (especially when it was introduced) when your friend/family/coworker sees you using it. If the cable was plugged in, it might just look to them like a mundane, n
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by fwip 2y ago
Couldn't you "just" wire the HDMI port to the panel control logic? That is, the HDMI-in doesn't connect to the computer part of the iMac, just to the display circuitry. Edit: nevermind, I see you addressed this in anothe
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by fwip 2y ago
Why is this submission flagged?
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by fwip 2y ago
Dictionaries written in Chinese exist. They are in a sorted order, just like English dictionaries, so users can quickly look up the word they have in mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_character_orders
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by fwip 2y ago
I think the top-level spreadsheets are accurate - it's the spreadsheets five layers down that might have errors (intentional and otherwise).
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by fwip 2y ago
You'd think they could give a less-scary warning for like, the first week after expiration. It's not really any less secure 2 days past expiry than it was 2 days before, and a grace period would give the host a bit more time to ad
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by fwip 2y ago
The claim isn't that everyone in nutrition etc is bought off. You simply don't need to do that. If you're in the sugar industry, you give funding to people investigating how saturated fat causes heart disease. You support org
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by fwip 2y ago
The claim is not that French people are resistant to heart disease. It is a datapoint that reality may not fit the "fat -> heart disease" model.
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by fwip 2y ago
No, I'm not. I am saying that humans are complicated, and that the effect of food on weight is not simply down to "how calorie dense is this substance." Unless you are force-feeding a person into obesity, other factors beside
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by fwip 2y ago
Most big industries are, at the least, hiding labor rights violations overseas or among migrant workers. Usually legal, of course, but not ethical.
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by fwip 2y ago
The way the body responds to food is much more complex than the way a calorimeter does. For example, having lipids (components from fat) in your small intestine reduces your hunger, because your body knows you have a lot of good energy com
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by fwip 2y ago
There are some LLM-powered services that claim to be copilot for games. From what I can tell, it seems like generally they're doing RAG over the game's wiki, and then reading it to you in an attractive-lady voice.
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by fwip 2y ago
It's important to have time for yourself. You might want to think about scheduling some, if it feels like you can only really relax when you're sick.
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by fwip 2y ago
If you're looking for more novelty, there are a lot of mods that add cool new complexities. I like the Seablock pack - the core premise is that you crash land on a water world, and need to extract all your resources from water. The pro
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by fwip 2y ago
Edit for clarity: A total latency of 20ms from motion->display update is not egregiously bad. But by RTT, I mean the additional latency induced by going to a central server over the internet and back. You've also got latency from i

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