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by hammock 2y ago
Not following. Did you click the link? FRED has "30 or More Days Past Due", "60 or More Days Past Due" and "90 or More Days Past Due." None of them align with delinquency rate
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by hammock 2y ago
Here is another FRED chart that may be instructive, although I am not clear on the difference between "delinquency rate" and "balances past due" ("accounts past due" is different still) https://fred.
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by hammock 2y ago
What is the purpose of your original comment? Do you disagree with one of the parent's assertions that (this will keep evolving) (keep getting worse) (we might as well act as if we are getting surveilled) (Too much incentive to not hav
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by hammock 2y ago
You make this comment everywhere Pegasus comes up. Half a dozen times on one submission.[1] Can you name some of the other firms we've never heard of? [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42476828
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by hammock 2y ago
> Moving sidewalks first appeared at the Paris Exposition in 1900, https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=763664624365076
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by hammock 2y ago
I’m not an AI expert, but from my armchair I might draw a comparison between functional (symbolic rule- and logic-based AI) and declarative (LLM) programming languages
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What do you use?
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by hammock 2y ago
What are your thoughts on neuro-symbolic integration (combining the pattern-recognition capabilities of neural networks with the reasoning and knowledge representation of symbolic AI) ?
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Can’t wait until there is a lucid dreaming pill I can take, personally
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by hammock 2y ago
>the cellulose from a paper teabag You have a mistaken understanding of paper teabags. They are made of paper, but during manufacturing the paper bag is sprayed with plastic to finish it (And no, I’m not talking about the silky plastic p
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by hammock 2y ago
Can you share some?
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by hammock 2y ago
Who are you talking about?
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Why would that be misuse?
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by hammock 2y ago
Innate, instinctive, intuitive, natural, automatic. I don’t think obvious is a bad word though. Descartes did not invent x-y coordinates until the 1600s, yet a table of columns and rows is totally natural and emergent given a two-dimensiona
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Column headers as well, as per modern convention, as opposed to row headers.
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by hammock 2y ago
In that vein, perhaps the delta between o3 @ 87.5% and Human @ 85% represents a deficit in the ability of text to communicate human reasoning. In other words, it's possible humans can reason better than o3, but cannot articulate that r
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by hammock 2y ago
That is cool and different. Glancing at the bottom several rows I tend to agree with the classification, as a trained musician. I wonder though, what is (the mathematical principle) behind it that is causing the brightness/ darkness in
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by hammock 2y ago
It’s demand. How much demand is there for your product As the other commenter pointed out, happy customers means nothing if they aren’t actively paying you
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You’re responding to the headline, not the article. The article has a plainly stated thesis: “Even if it could be measured, productivity in software does not approximate business value in any meaningful way”
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I typed in rfl and hit execute and nothing happened (it added a line above but did not say I solved anything)
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What is the alternative? "Having a tool reconcile data across sources " ? Is that more or less hard?
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I still am completely lost. Can you give me the answer so I can see what input is supposed to look like? In my head I want to solve it with 37=37, x=x and q=q. And then run rfl
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by hammock 2y ago
How does this work? I'm on step 1 and I typed in "rfl 37=37" and nothing happened. I'm not a coder
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by hammock 2y ago
Reminds me very much of much of the frontier science Ashton Forbes (the crazy zero-point energy guy) has been exposing on Twitter. For example: "There is a very deep connection between magnetism and zero-point energy. So yeah, go ahead
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Only in the most poorly designed puzzles. Typically in a jigsaw puzzle, all pieces are uniquely shaped, meaning no two pieces have exactly the same shape, ensuring that each piece only fits in one specific spot to complete the picture
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Indeed, four times greater than the absolute risk reduction of sever illness or death provided by the Covid vaccine (Nb: among adults), which was also mandated in many places And the connection between sleep quality and early death is very
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by hammock 2y ago
> An important component is solving parent entitlement as well. They are stakeholders, not customers. Only in public schools. At private schools, they are customers, and paradoxically the concomitant “entitlement” is not a bug, but a fea
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by hammock 2y ago
In my family, absolutely. In my workplace, they pay you $$ for submitting step counter data, etc. In my church, the run club that encourages this has been great. At my country club, the “challenges” they release every month similarly have b
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On a long enough timeline, Microsoft buys your company. It's a win-win
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by hammock 2y ago
Interesting. Thanks for sharing

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