gsf_emergency_6

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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Sorry to the tinfoilers That we've had 2 Kennedys play the wolf suggests that bears are rarer* in the New World than in your country? *Or just taking it easier..
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Nominal spending:PCE price index https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_consumption_expenditu...
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
> horse-apples Can you explain this appearance of Osage oranges to me? (Sounds like a meme I'm not familiar with?) Are you saying GP made a "orange vs apples" classification without realising that the type of compared ite
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
From older version of the site: https://archive.ph/http://alllooksame.com/ https://archive.ph/CeR00 > this is what happens generally when you fight against anything out of anger. It’s not
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Inputs talk, Outputs walk The version that I'm cribbing was spoken by "the Virginian" https://youtu.be/CFxcGqPc2ek (Early Bond)
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Immigration has a "target" that is easy to get angry at. Corruption also has an "other", but that other is usually physically and even values-wise not that different from one's own tribe > And a man's foes s
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Dialogue that one has to put in work to see isn't dialogue :)
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Stanford prof rebutts David's idea[0] that it's difficult to extract productivity from the data https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w25148/w251... I don't agree that real GDP
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Fwiw fortune had another article this week saying this J-curve of "General Technology" is showing up in the latest BLS data https://fortune.com/2026/02/15/ai-productivity-liftoff-doubl... Source
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Violently tangential: Lol-inducing article+comments not from the Economist that I'd soft-promised https://archive.ph/A4M8D
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Similar, but also different, to the story of the guy who discovered how to scale vanilla pollination. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmond_Albius
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Non-globally-rigid inversive-distance circle packings [pdf](w3.cs.jmu.edu)
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Whichever it is, i'll be forever grateful for shitty airport and train-access cut Related PR: From the prideful according to his ability, to the grateful according to their need (How nice it might be to have to prideful prefere
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Take photos with scotch tape, not lens(youtube.com)
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
https://leanprover-community.github.io/mathlib_docs/analysis... First person account of how it was disproved https://mycqstate.wordpress.com/2020/01/14/a-masters-project...
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Jockingly? Is this meant to suggest that brutal honesty is an adjacent pasttime of jocks? The man who is brutally honest enjoys the brutality as much as the honesty. Possibly more. Another thing in the domain of "friendly" that
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Recently I read (on a dead tree page, sorry, I don't want to train the agents by citing it here but maybe I can bring it along in a good scenario :) that the Daily Mirror started off as a feminist rag. That's a fresh take that p
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Osamu Dazai's 1940 autobiographical comedy "The Beggar Student"(tonysreadinglist.wordpress.com)
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
That sounds more like irony than sarcasm But maybe that's my English-media tainted view of sarcasm as something quite unfunny (and also socially .. deficient?) Different take from mine here tho :) https://www.thescop.com&#x2
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Related(?) word meaning sublimation https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%87%9D%E8%8F%AF 1828 (4 years before this book launched) https://bunka.nii.ac.jp/heritages/detail/517539 (Sword guard)
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CPU cloth simulation performance comparable to GPU SotA(sig25ddmpd.github.io)
1 points by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago|2 comments
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
To add a meta contribution to yours using anecdotes: US pipeline for metallurgical R&D broken (by financial/cultural incentives) This guy studied metallurgy in Carleton U, Canada, switched to CS, founded YC, emotionalized the decis
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Carmack is the Midwestern middle middle-class (culturally) dropout amongst them. Classic
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Crackpots are downstream of the "physics community" awarding cultural cachet to certain types of questions -- those with affordances they don't necessarily "deserve"-- but not others. (I use quotes because those are
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Paper https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adw9995 At a glance Fig 2 looks most interesting.. last panel compares "monolithic" US to Canada with their giant error bars.. (Canadians become more hone
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Thanks! Paper https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adw9995 At a glance Fig 2 looks most interesting.. last panel compares "monolithic" US to Canada with their giant error bars.. (Canadians become m
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
Minor quibble: EastAsian lyingflat looks much more strenuous than US-ian whitecollar "soft-quitting" but far less physically dangerous than US-ian blue-collar getting-by
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by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago
(After a long day of unsuccessfully riding herd on an "smart undergrad" LLM coder..) My slightly exasperated inner bigot hunches that there's something to learn from the antiparallel failures by which OpenAI tried to assimila
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1988 Soviet PDP-11 class MK-90 calculator cost >1yr's salary(youtube.com)
2 points by gsf_emergency_6 8mo ago|0 comments
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Cola Holy Grail: Great taste, no calories, no sweetener(seattletimes.com)
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