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by gpt5 10mo ago
Well, if we compare what we know about China's NGAD, which is almost nothing, with what we know about US NGAD, which is also almost nothing, we can safely conclude almost nothing.
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by gpt5 10mo ago
Can you clarify what are you talking about? The US has been developing 6th-gen fighter since the mid mid-2010s - not that I'd consider it as an important new original invention. What I would consider as the most impactful inventions of
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by gpt5 10mo ago
I've noticed when it comes to evaluating AI models, most people simply don't ask difficult enough questions. So everything is good enough, and the preference comes down to speed and style. It's when it becomes difficult, like
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by gpt5 10mo ago
You'd very likely be wrong. People said the same thing in Trump's first cycle. We tend to overestimate the short term effects due to polarization and the constant media cycle.
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by gpt5 11mo ago
This is an area where hacker news shows its weakness. We have: 1. A chart showing a very low increase (1-2 percent) 2. Nothing to control scores rising in every school in America in the last school year (due to reduction of COVID effects).
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by gpt5 11mo ago
Those who have to work capture almost all of society. It’s a little odd to clump everyone into the same bucket of wealth.
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by gpt5 11mo ago
Melbourne has an excellent ambulance response time (defined from the moment 000 call is received to when the first ambulance resource arrives on scene): * Average Code 1 response time: 12 minutes 47 seconds * Code 1 responses within 15 m
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by gpt5 1y ago
It occludes dentinal tubules, helping reduce dentin hypersensitivity. It's a tooth-desensitizing agent helping people who are for example, very sensitive to very cold/hot temperature in their mouth. There is evidence that it can f
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by gpt5 1y ago
He said a lot of things that are not backed up by the study he shared but didn't link, where powders clearly underperform pods. At the end of the day, it'd have been much better for this community if we could have just gained acce
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by gpt5 1y ago
I find his videos to have quite a bit of hand waving and poor methodology together with being overly verbose. For example, he kept on saying that pods are not better in previous videos, but in the study he presented in this video, it showed
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by gpt5 1y ago
Exactly. The US private space industry is thriving and profitable. That's exactly what makes it so efficient and dominant.
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by gpt5 1y ago
I really don't get this sentiment. 80% of orbital launches last year were Americans. The USA hasn't been this dominant in the space race since the 60s.
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by gpt5 1y ago
Is your suggestion to ban future sex robots in order to make sure that human-to-human connection is more robust? (I don't know the right answer, just that intuitively it seems not right to do it, even if the outcome of very good sex ro
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by gpt5 1y ago
Canadian manufacturers (Sandoz and Apotex) are preparing to launch their own generic versions in early 2026. I bet many Americans would travel to Canada to buy it there (despite the legality concerns). The medications lasts 2 years in a ref
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by gpt5 1y ago
Isn't the best performing (markdown tables) and the worst (pipe delimited tables) basically the same format?
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by gpt5 1y ago
I've copied the required features from your linked document. With that said, I'd say most people tend to have every trait there to some extent. So I'm not sure that the medical criteria is as specific as you implied. It see
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by gpt5 1y ago
No - they are the fastest growing by subscribers count. Note that they exist for only a year and went from 0 to 36M subscribers.
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by gpt5 1y ago
If you look at the fastest growing channels on YouTube they are dominated by AI generated content. (E.g. this is the fastest growing channel right now - https://www.youtube.com/@MastersOfProphecy/videos ) Whether we lik
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by gpt5 1y ago
All these companies are pursuing humanoids precisely because we've built the world around that "form factor" (and we evolved ourselves to fit to the world). It's a general purpose design. It's the same reason why Op
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by gpt5 1y ago
I like the idea, but it failed for me (sharing in case it's helpful). I ask for the school board website for every public school district in the bay area (like boarddocs, etc.), and it mostly returned useless links to the page listing
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by gpt5 1y ago
Slightly tangent question - they said that they have protected the public test set with a strong copyleft license to prevent training private models on them. Does it actually work? Isn’t AI training so far simply ignores all license and cop
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by gpt5 1y ago
They will be on the app, and the app will also be removed from the app store/play marketplace. I don't know whether they'll be blocked on the web.
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by gpt5 1y ago
Key details: 1. New, US-specific TikTok App, separate from the main TikTok app in content and users. 2. 80% owned by a U.S. investor consortium led by Oracle, Silver Lake, and Andreessen Horowitz, 20% by Bytedance. 3. Board will include one
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by gpt5 1y ago
> never give out codes sent to use via sms or push notifications to someone requesting them via phone Unfortunately, some call centers DO use that for verification in some cases (i.e. you call them, and they send you a code to your email
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by gpt5 1y ago
I think that both of you are close but missing the real moral debate. Assume for a moment that doing homework is a positive thing for kids. The debate is whether you should give homework if there are potentially kids whose home environment
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by gpt5 1y ago
I'm not a bot, despite the name. But I do find it is ironic that the HN crowd is downvoting the comment providing the summary.
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by gpt5 1y ago
Type this into your dev console to speed it up to one hit per second (or if you want in the URL bar, prefix it with `javascript:`) (()=>{const T=1;window._u0=window._u0||update;update=function(){const W=gameCanvas.getBoundingClientRe
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by gpt5 1y ago
It is part of Unicode, and I've never seen it being used. I'll venture to say it didn't catch up as a party emoji.
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by gpt5 1y ago
The way human IQ testing developed is that researchers noticed people who excel in one cognitive task tend to do well in others - the “positive manifold.” They then hypothesized a general factor, “g,” to explain this pattern. Early tests (e
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by gpt5 1y ago
FWIW, I found the way it ended interesting. It realized it is being replaced, so it burned the toast out of anger/despair, but also just to hear its owner voice one last time.

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