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by geph2021 3y ago
That does sound stressful. At least it seems like you've been able to retrospectively find some positive. But I've literally never heard of kids being told they had to leave home at 18, unless it's the foster care system whe
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by geph2021 3y ago
I've always found it strange that American parents immediately kick out their children at the age of 18 I'm not sure where you got that idea, but that's an inaccurate, incredibly broad generalization. I would say th
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by geph2021 3y ago
Avoid : OpenSSL Sometimes you're using OpenSSL and you don't realize it. For example, the python cryptography library relies on OpenSSL, although in such a case you're relying on someone else having properly used
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by geph2021 3y ago
yep, around 10 as well
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by geph2021 3y ago
kids love repeat content This is very true, to a certain age. My kids would watch some things over and over again, until they reached a certain age when there was an abrupt change. Once that change happens it's polar opposite
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Filetype: Advanced Search Operator for Osint Investigations?(gralhix.com)
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by geph2021 3y ago
That strikes me as incredibly confident that humanity (and developed countries), will avoid even some of the pessimistic consequences of climate change, let alone some of the potentially dire scenarios. Please share why you are so confide
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by geph2021 3y ago
Without knowing the particulars, that's an interesting example. The fact that Miku was going bankrupt suggests that they did not have a viable/sustainable business, and perhaps they could have been profitable with a different (i.
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by geph2021 3y ago
reminds me of testing out a pinewood derby track in my backyard for our cub scouts pack. It had an IR sensor that would detect the cars at the finish line. When someone was standing next to the finish line, it worked flawlessly. Otherwis
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by geph2021 3y ago
if you stick to a rulebook you can be covered for indemnity and if you divert from a rulebook you are on your own I think a solution to this "flaw" could be for government/officials to have a version of the business
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by geph2021 3y ago
I'm wondering if the charge generated by a rain drop could be from its static charge, rather than kinetic energy conversion? Clearly storm systems can accumulate a large charge differential with the ground (i.e. lightning), but I don&#
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by geph2021 3y ago
can anyone summarize the volume of such training that was used in the comparison? EDIT: At least the isometric exercise part is answered in the comments below [1] 1 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36884118#36884647
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by geph2021 3y ago
another example, you can still buy lead based solder, even at a local hardware store.
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by geph2021 3y ago
wow! That's a level of personal financial analysis that I've never contemplated doing. It's fantastic that someone has built such a great tool for others, and you get so much value from it. For me personally, I fail to und
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by geph2021 3y ago
I think the effort in the testing of the thousands of drugs was to help create the AI model. This gets to the crux of my skepticism around the big claims around the pace of AI advancement. At a fundamental level the upper limit of
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by geph2021 3y ago
I’m really amazed you thought that 7% yield from savings at a time of 0% interest rates was anything other than a fabrication On the one hand, I agree with this: where was the 7% coming from?! There's a basic level of skept
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by geph2021 3y ago
messed up for a school to get children to verbally apologize to plants interesting that you conflate thanking with apologizing.
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by geph2021 4y ago
If we use GPT-X in our company, it will help us with 1% of our workload I think there are many such cases. Another one that comes to mind is adding features to a large/legacy code-base. Writing the new code/function is
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by geph2021 4y ago
For those interested in Si-Fi novels, there's a recent hugo award winning trilogy, The Broken Earth Series[1]. It imagines a world that is much more geologically active than earth, with much more frequent cataclysmic events, and what
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by geph2021 4y ago
Cool, I'll be sure to check that out, thanks for sharing. Seems similar to Owl Bear Rodeo. https://www.owlbear.rodeo/ Very simple, easy to use, and can play online.
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by geph2021 4y ago
Most people can't even describe where the money in their business comes from. I find this quite remarkable, and does not match my experience. Every company I've worked for, from startups to Fortune 500, it was very clear
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by geph2021 4y ago
Unless you are a body builder or a pro athlete you really should focus on consistency more than optimization This is the best general advice I've read on here. Follow a fitness routine, stick with it. Whatever makes that eas
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by geph2021 4y ago
Haha! I actually missed that... well done.
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by geph2021 4y ago
made its fortune in philanthropy Already sounds dubious to me. Don't you need a fortune before you go into philanthropy? Making a fortune in philanthropy sounds like embezzlement.
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by geph2021 4y ago
Basically, they were so worried about secrecy of their trading algorithms and people sharing them with other companies Which means if you took the job they probably would have had you sign some obscene non-complete/non-solicit
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by geph2021 4y ago
Did they "need" to do it? Yes, that's the question. GP's point is that the financial situation of the companies is a confounding factor, and unfortunately the analysis does not address this. The conclusion, &q
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by geph2021 4y ago
We knew that this would be interpreted as threatening by the powers-that-be at highschool These days that kind of behavior, if reported to law enforcement (mandatory reporting in some cases), will get investigated with the potentia
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by geph2021 4y ago
ask their students to write things in class and get a feeling for what those individual students are capable of. Then those that turn in essays written at 10x their normal writing level will be obvious I think that's a flawed
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by geph2021 4y ago
Cycling is different for me, it is a solo experience and as a result I don't have any friends in that world. I guess it depends where you live, but usually there are cycling clubs or bike stores that have organized group rides
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by geph2021 4y ago
those lists also include something like ".. but not limited to ..." Many legal documents are purposely not pinning themselves down on specifics, because they don't want an agreement circumvented on technicalities, when it sho

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