gmm1990

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by gmm1990 2y ago
the infinite paper clip machine concept was prescient
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by gmm1990 2y ago
the simple math is these companies spend less than 20% of their revenue on drug development and have operating margins over 40% so prices don't need to be as high as they are
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by gmm1990 2y ago
and pharmaceutical company shareholders look at the operating margins of these companies
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by gmm1990 2y ago
just look up dna methylation
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by gmm1990 2y ago
GP never implied the amount of ozone just the amount of aluminum oxide. All I know is catalysts can speed up reactions by orders of magnitude. CFCs actually created a hole in the ozone layer so its not like human activities haven't acc
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by gmm1990 2y ago
I think it says its a catalyst, for some chlorine reaction. So its not out of the question 300 tons (per year) could effect ozone concentrations.
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by gmm1990 2y ago
It surprised me they called it an M4 vs an M3 something. The display engine seems to be the largest change I don't know what that looked like on previous processors. Completely hypothesizing but could be a significant efficiency improv
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by gmm1990 2y ago
It can have a different input and appears to display things in three dimensions, and maybe someone will come up with a killer app. Currently though I just connect my macbook to it and use that as the input, I think that'll be enough on
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by gmm1990 2y ago
Interesting I feel like those uses are all not that revolutionary but they were wildly successful. Just different sized touch screens. You could argue the vision pro is just a different monitor, but even if that is all the pro is it could b
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by gmm1990 3y ago
Given the amount of investment in the space I'm surprised there isn't more concrete data available on how it will affect jobs.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
they reduce the supply of stock available, that is a difference. If its material is a different question, I'd argue it is but don't have data to back that up. If a company has to buy back 10 billion in stock over a fixed time peri
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by gmm1990 3y ago
Not sure that llm autocomplete is so much better than autocomplete using more energy efficient algorithms to make a noticeable difference in productivity.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
You could also frame it as they sold you an NFC capable phone and not really providing NFC functionality, which doesn't seem fair or at least deceptive.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
The mention if its economical so maybe pay someone more than face value further up the line for their planes
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by gmm1990 3y ago
After this last run up in stocks despite high interest rates I've completely given up on trying to value based on any metrics.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
My workflow doesn't get a huge improvement from the current AI assistants. That could mean I'm out of a job soon. If it works for you that's great. I'm just curious to see numbers from places that I assume somewhat meani
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by gmm1990 3y ago
It'd be nice to see the actual numbers at Meta, Google, Microsoft etc. My own work hasn't been multiplied by more than 1.01.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
More of a society issue than individual. A middle class person will use a lot more resources than a poor person. The poor person will likely be more affected by the environmental change brought about by the resource use, less food secure et
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by gmm1990 3y ago
Interesting, you could also argue using so many resources to get around is divisive.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
the article states the recommendation is for middle and high school students so maybe a little overlap. I assume most kids can be autonomous when they are in high school.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/srichard/files/richardson_...
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by gmm1990 3y ago
The articles based on a questionable paper. 15 to 35 isn’t a tight band. The top of the range would have twice as many as the bottom.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
Interesting that different society’s have such different levels of female participation in stem. I’d view that as evidence that society heavily influences these gender participation rates.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
I'm just arguing from a perspective that society influences women not to go into STEM, and that's not a positive thing.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
Things that are considered normal in society like women not being interested in it and engineering are self reinforcing. I don't know of any studies that indicate they shouldn't be doing those jobs, just that they are more likely
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by gmm1990 3y ago
If a young woman was interested in STEM and saw your comment it would be a reason for them not to go into STEM. That is bad. It pushes someone away from what they might be interested in.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
I doubt it the slow version uses division instead of bit shifting. My guess would be the fast version saturated like i/o or some non cpu portion of the processor and the division one was bottle necked by the division logic in the proc
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by gmm1990 3y ago
Any chat I'm in that has at least one Android user is annoying. I'd prefer if the imessage features would be possible for those chats too.
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by gmm1990 3y ago
should be the same at all latitude
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by gmm1990 3y ago
I don't think the op said stop using oil for productive uses. I assume they'd be against any large electric car too. People in rich/not poor nations use too many resources and I'd say even the vast majority aren't a

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