hyghjiyhu

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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
I guess from the down votes I'm getting that people don't have the full context here and won't seek it out on their own - something I should have foreseen. I'm speaking of Hikaru Nakamura, who is one of the best chess pl
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
I've watched hikaru on kick and the only offensive thing about his stream is how he repeats himself. I don't really like how he says the same thing over and over. Chat, it's kinda starting to bother me how he repeats himself.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
It seems your argument applies to fashion in general. But fashion is a well known phenomenon. How then can your argument be valid?
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
The machine itself should be able to detect that something anomalous is happening to the magnetic field as it is doing work on the metal item and immediately cut power.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
From my perspective python3 migration is very much complete. Package managers is the evergreen mess now.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
People can't explain their reasoning either. People do a parallel construction of logical arguments for a conclusion they already reached intuitively in a way they have no clue how it happened. "The idea just popped into my head w
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
They probably have an archived data set from before then that they trained on.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
You can make predictions of many different things though. Building a quantifiable track record. If one person is consistently confidently wrong then that says something about their ability and methodology
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
For me it's 3.5mm over ears. I'm not an audiophile, but it bothers me went when the sound cuts out half a second because of Bluetooth issues.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
Your fallacy is that you are implicitly thinking of yourself as an intrinsically evil corrupting force that should be minimized as much as possible, in fact it would be better if you didn't exist at all. This is a very bleak misanthrop
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
Your critique is valid but outdated. This happened way back in 2010. Satoshi disappeared a long time ago now. There are still influential people, but none with the authority of Satoshi himself.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
Perhaps it was unwise to use the term dna damage yes. I used it to mean any deviation from the initial dna of the fertilized egg, including breakage, point mutations, missing chromosomes, viral insertions and probably more I can't thin
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
From an anti aging perspective, cancer is the most visible symptom of DNA gradually becoming more and more damaged. The anti aging solution that happens to solve cancer as a side effect is then to figure out how to repair DNA damage, and&#x
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
The true definition of AGI is unfortunately "I know it when I see it". Any technical definition is provisional and achieves precision at the expense of the high risk of being simply wrong. That's not to say it lacks value. Fi
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
Divided by 1000, not 365. So they eat just shy of 3 such portions a day.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
Idk how accurate it is by my mental model of this would be that electricity is like a liquid and when you flip the switch, it drains out of the components creating heat through friction.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
One thing I wonder is what happens if you have an inline function in a header that is compiled with fast math by one translation unit and without in another.
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by hyghjiyhu 1y ago
As you say it obviously reduces the wind speed. But what is not obvious is whether the reduction is negligible or not, and what problems it could lead to. How much fields hamper each other. Whether it messes with bird ability to glide on up