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by huffmsa 6y ago
As I think Naomi Wu said, the paper tests are extremely accurate in the lab, the majority of errors come from failure to read the output correctly (misinterpretation or otherwise). So adding a digital readout that produces unambiguous resul
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by huffmsa 6y ago
People describe their company's entire tech stack, in detail on LinkedIn. And the little shot of dopamine they get from being LinkedIn popular would probably make them happy to answer any questions you have about things they left out.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
It's not fully compatible. It's okay. Better than being the odd sms user out for group chats, but not excellent.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Because it's an increasingly smaller amount of time over the total amount of time you've experienced. I remember feeling like it took an eternity when I was a kid. Now it's a constant barrage of "shit, it's that tim
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by huffmsa 6y ago
I think the problem a lot of places has been wanting "appealing" ML/AI solutions. The kind you write papers about and put on Powerpoints. The useful AI/ML isn't glamorous, it's quite boring and ugly. Things lik
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by huffmsa 6y ago
That is likely intentionally or a regional specific label to appease Chinese interests. Google maps will show you different borders and place names depending on where you are. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2
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by huffmsa 6y ago
> Casually strolls up to a group and throws the designated victim to the ground and screams fag and runs away. That's not the game were talking about.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
You already have a cellphone tho
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by huffmsa 6y ago
I wouldn't call Chipotle junk, but you're otherwise correct. Eating at a really really good restaurant is about trusting the chef to know what he's doing. If he says there's one soup, just trust him. If it's bad, do
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Right but the preparation for the meats doesn't really vary between most dishes and they're added as the last step. Big marinating dishes of beef pork and chicken
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by huffmsa 6y ago
> Thus Abraham Lincoln’s famous riddle: “If you call a tail a leg, how many legs does a dog have?” And the answer: “Four – because a tail isn’t a leg regardless of what you call it.” Enter the kangaroo.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
If I pay you outright for the device, you should have zero input about what software I run on it. Give me a little checkbox that says "I will not go to the Genius bar" and let me have at it. Get out of here with this perpetual ren
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Correct. Not sure who these unread swine with their trigger happy downboat buttons think they are. As well, that the tree is already 2,000 years old, we shouldn't be surprised it's survived this fire. It's survived many fires
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Lindy
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Well I see no reason why the treason should be forgot.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Growing 1lb of almonds requires ~1900 gallons of water. Beef is ~1800lbs. Not particularly efficient is it
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by huffmsa 6y ago
And the distillates and supplements still aren't universally as "good" (bioavailability, cost, associated nutrients) as the real thing. I'm all for lab produced everything, but it's not good enough yet for me to fee
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by huffmsa 6y ago
There are and I look forward to them. Cheap, USDA prime grade steak for everyone one will be excellent
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by huffmsa 6y ago
And we're not some magical creature free from biological needs. Eating other animals is what got us here. Until we can print actual, chemically identical meat on a conveyor belt, our reliance on animals will continue.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Why were there so many heat records in the 30s and 40s? First time they'd been measured? Solar activity?
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by huffmsa 6y ago
I can order online from all of those stores, and get it faster than if I ordered from Amazon because they all have better last mile infrastructure. Walmart supports 3rd parties as well I think.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Honestly not sure. Walmart is still 2x the size of Amazon in terms of revenue, and like Bezos said in his congressional briefing, it's easier and cheaper to build and online platform than it is to build out Walmart's existing phys
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by huffmsa 6y ago
I was very unaware that people use Facebook as their source for forums and groups until my wife started talking about the groups she's in and the wild stuff that goes on. My facebook experience is similar to how it was in '08. Upd
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by huffmsa 6y ago
There are tons of niche hosts that have sprung up recently, a lot for developing and serving AI/ML applications. Amazon was there first, but it's getting cheaper by the day to buy a bunch of hardware, stick it in an increasingly c
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Amazon is only 4% of the US retail sector though. I wouldn't call that dominant.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
I was sick most of my freshman year. Went to school halfway across the country. Entirely new set of viruses versus what I was used to. Happens to people who move to different countries too. Common enough in basic training that it's got
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Yeah but there are outbreaks of everything at the beginning of the school year, at all levels. Flu, mono, the clap. It's why you're supposed to be up to date on your vaccinations. It's just what happens when a bunch of people
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Everyone runs their servers on AWS. I say everyone, definitely Valve, and I'd assume quite a few other firms. So there's that to start
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by huffmsa 6y ago
CNW's statement was about 2012 to the present. The damage is done. I distinctly remember even recently that Google wouldn't provide attribution in the snippet. Though now, it sure seems like the #1 results for most of my "{ce
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Don't you just love it when you're carefully crafted search finally displays the words or phrases you want in the snippet on the results page but then when you actually open the link and CTRL+F for it it's nowhere to be found

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