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by huytersd 3y ago
Not easily. Those metal tension cables are dangerous to cut and it’s going to have to fall like a tree in some direction.
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by huytersd 3y ago
Well I tried it out in GPT4 with made up words- Tabitha likes bratush but not zot. She likes protel but not kig, and she likes motsic but not pez. Following the same rule, will she like tridos or kip Given the examples, one speculative patt
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by huytersd 3y ago
Gemini advanced is not free. You’re trying the free version. Hit the dropdown in the top left and hit upgrade to advanced.
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by huytersd 3y ago
About the same but significantly lower. Neanderthal cave art is basically scribbles and scratches compared to say Altamira.
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by huytersd 3y ago
It’s pretty much the one metric that holds true across all animal species. Read about EQ (encephalization quotient)
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by huytersd 3y ago
I can’t find anything about neanderthal cave art that represented Homo sapiens.
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by huytersd 3y ago
They also had a lower brain to body ratio so weren't as intelligent.
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by huytersd 3y ago
To clarify, the cyclist is the one breaking the law here.
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by huytersd 3y ago
I mean you can get an In-N-Out hamburger for $2 or a cheese burger for $2.50 Get 2 cheeseburgers and make your own fries at home for $0.50/potato. It’s what I do and you have a pretty big meal for ~$5
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by huytersd 3y ago
Why do this though from McDonalds point of view? Isn’t it better to continue to be known as the mediocre food stop with good prices than an expensive place with mediocre food? Seems short sighted. Their economies of scale must really mean t
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by huytersd 3y ago
Why? If you don’t follow the rules of the road the cyclist is to blame. Now what Waymo needs to do to avoid this in the future is a whole other discussion…
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by huytersd 3y ago
Well we don’t know that they were smarter than us. The EQ (brain to body ratio) of homo sapiens is 0.019 and Neanderthals was 0.017. They were probably considerably stupider.
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by huytersd 3y ago
Nonsense. If my son did that it would go straight into a low risk index fund or bond.
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by huytersd 3y ago
It doesn’t matter. The way it’s set up now, you can actually ask it to look up real information with sources linked.
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by huytersd 3y ago
It’s 3.5. Why even bother with that version, it’s an order of magnitude worse than 4.
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by huytersd 3y ago
By rest of the world do you mean Europe?
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by huytersd 3y ago
Most people know you can’t die from cannabis no matter what so in my experience they just sleep through it. I’m assuming people with anxiety disorders can’t rationally think through this scenario when they have taken too much and end up goi
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by huytersd 3y ago
To pull out a dusty old saying- “Reality has a liberal bias”. Many objectively scientific views end up running counter to preexisting ideologies.
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by huytersd 3y ago
Birth rates in Africa are already on their slow journey to decline. At the very least they’re dropping. Maybe we can expect a similar trajectory to India that reduced its birth rate from 6 to below replacement rate of 1.9 in about 20 years.
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by huytersd 3y ago
Most people wouldn’t visit an ER for cannabis unless they already had some anxiety disorder that lead to insane amounts of anxiety.
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by huytersd 3y ago
I smoked a lot about a decade ago. Anecdotally, I can confirm this as well. I would feel great if I got high when life was stress free but it heightened my anxiety when I was already worried about something. It also generally made me anxiou
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by huytersd 3y ago
I would love for plastic to have a shelf life of exactly 100 years. That would make it robust enough for multiple lifetimes but wouldn’t litter the earth for the next 100,000.
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by huytersd 3y ago
A first edition from any reasonably well known author from 50 years ago or before is automatically pretty valuable as a basic rule of thumb. Especially if it’s the authors first or second book.
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by huytersd 3y ago
Sure, and we would probably be able to tell when they were from based on the approaching crafts. It’s going to be amazing to be able to step 50,000 years into the future to see how humanity has turned out. I’d give up anything to have a cha
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by huytersd 3y ago
How is it pedantry if it directly addresses your concern in a very valid way? I literally pointed out that beaches in Mexico are _above_ 40C
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by huytersd 3y ago
Time travel seems so easy and we could do it with the tools we have now for the most part. Maybe we’ll never go into the past but relatively contemporary humans are going to be all over the future in all kinds of places. After the first tim
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by huytersd 3y ago
The highs get above 90F in August which is approaching 100F. I can also think of lots of popular beaches in Mexico that do get above 100. It’s very relevant because that’s what qualifies my “considered generally nice” statement.
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by huytersd 3y ago
Well, tropical beaches are generally considered nice and those approach 100F pretty much around the year.
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by huytersd 3y ago
That’s subjective. I love being in 100F weather. Makes me feel alive.
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by huytersd 3y ago
Sure is.

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