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by hbrav 3y ago
Well you seem to feel very strongly about it, so I assume you'd be a good person to tell us about these leaks. Do you have data / links you want to provide?
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by hbrav 3y ago
Yeh I also found this comment helpful. I ride a motorcycle so I'm comfortable with a vehicle where there's an added risk, but it's definitely something I'd want to know before buying something car-shaped.
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by hbrav 3y ago
Let me offer an alternative motivation. Suppose that the universe is ultimately discrete at its smallest scales, bounded by some finite length, and everything advances in discrete 'ticks' of time. There would be no physical realis
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by hbrav 3y ago
There's more locations you can refuel a Saab Gripen than a Tesla.
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by hbrav 3y ago
The recursive design allows you to go the "wrong" way around the "big" roundabout.If you want to take the exit immediately to your right, the "single huge roundabout" design would require you to go almost all t
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by hbrav 3y ago
The phenomenon of viewing public transit as somewhere that you'll be assaulted or robbed is an incredible indictment of the US. I don't know how true it is though.
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by hbrav 3y ago
I don't think it has a 'power' switch that you can flip to cut power. In fact I'm not sure many ICE vehicles will do that these days. If I press the 'engine start / stop' button in my car while I'm no
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by hbrav 3y ago
Two things that came to mind: 1. Would the Coriolis force tend to set up a big overturning cell in that swimming pool? i.e. there would be circulation along the top, down one end, back along the bottom, and up the other side? 2. Is this som
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by hbrav 3y ago
That's a shockingly low number. Where do you live?
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by hbrav 3y ago
This is the sort of thing that is solid gold for a well-motivated hobbyist. Lots of content together in one place that takes a (I hope) coherent journey through the "what's important" of a subject. If anyone knows of somethin
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by hbrav 3y ago
What's the project?
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by hbrav 3y ago
Very true. This is one of those situations where having a friend who is a lawyer, and willing to write such a letter, is very helpful. It would not be legal to mis-represent yourself as a lawyer. But it's fine to have a lawyer write su
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by hbrav 3y ago
I agree.
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by hbrav 3y ago
It's kinda disappointing that handling someone being unable to call hadn't occurred to these companies previously. But what's pretty terrible is the attitude of customer service being "you just have to call, sorry".
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by hbrav 3y ago
> I've been meaning to learn how to set it up on my home network. Well I don't think you can get the weights to ChatGPT itself (or the training dataset and compute needed to reproduce them). Unless I've misunderstood what
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by hbrav 4y ago
This chart is much more interesting, since you can see the total assets involved this year are close to that of the 2008 crisis: https://www.fdic.gov/bank/historical/bank/index.html (Assuming I'm reading
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by hbrav 4y ago
Wait, you mean like the big 'aggressive' looking hoods on newer SUVs and pickups? I thought they were widely agreed to be dangerous to pedestrians, but drivers like them so car manufacturers make them. If you have something claimi
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by hbrav 4y ago
I've been to EDM acts where there were a few people chilling on the stage with the performer. They didn't really detract much. There's definitely things on this list I find more obnoxious. And also just odd. The personal chef
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by hbrav 4y ago
Wait, wait, wait - we might be just using the word differently, but I would definitely not say that Newtonian mechanics is no longer "relevant". Sure, there are more accurate theories - even in the absence of gravitational fields,
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by hbrav 4y ago
This was a very enlightening comment, thank you!
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by hbrav 4y ago
I suppose the UK government could choose to use this line of argument combined with the 2016 Psychoactive Substances act to ban spicy curries: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/psychoactive-subs...
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by hbrav 4y ago
That sounds a bit like the SQuAD 2.0 challenge, but simpler. In SQuAD 2.0 a model is given a question, and a passage of information. It has to select the start and end points of where the answer is contained in the passage. Your problem is
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by hbrav 4y ago
"For science, James?" "No, for budgetary reasons."
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by hbrav 4y ago
Adding one more: https://www.untether.ai/
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by hbrav 4y ago
Hang on, I don't think it's true that this had to have provincial agreement for this to happen. The federal government makes criminal law in Canada, not the provinces. But if you're looking to trial this and you have a prov
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by hbrav 4y ago
I think there's some confusion on your part about what the image purports to show. I shall put aside the parent comments concern about the signal analysis techniques. Those may be valid concerns, and I don't know enough to assess
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by hbrav 4y ago
JWST would be unable to resolve the black hole at all.
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by hbrav 4y ago
> expectation of the courts that those funds won’t be used to settle company debts I'm not sure if this is really the case, but I was under the impression that brokerages held the customers securities in trust. i.e. there is not mer
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by hbrav 4y ago
Probably because lots of people here know there's a good reason not to delete it.
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by hbrav 4y ago
I'd love to see a source for this. I'm very surprised by any claim of coal having a CO2 emissions per GW hr.

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