intrasight

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by intrasight 6d ago
You'd have to build your own fab from ground up - meaning no ASML. Is not going to happen.
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by intrasight 6d ago
I don't think "you own your own hardware" will be true for long. Spirits don't get much legal protection.
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by intrasight 6d ago
Patents are still a very strong protection
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by intrasight 7d ago
I agree that prices will go down dramatically in occupations that primarily involve code, words, and numbers - and in general knowing the "rules". But there are so many occupations that will have to wait for AI to enter the physic
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by intrasight 8d ago
> sell it back to us at a mark-up sell it back to us as markdown
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by intrasight 8d ago
> them out of business any time soon No. It'll be like software. Entry level employment will be affected. You wont want or need associate attorneys when you can hire a brilliant AI associate for 1/10th the price.
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by intrasight 9d ago
>special Unity editor component I'd be interested in hearing more.
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by intrasight 9d ago
Including the internal Microsoft community
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by intrasight 9d ago
I use EF now - but only for the string interpolation in Database.SqlQuery and Database.ExecuteSql. We don't use POCOs but instead use XML and JSON with Linq.
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by intrasight 10d ago
I think it's great for journalists and journalism because maybe people will stop paying attention to crap on social media, which won't have such verification, and they'll be instead looking at legit journalism.
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by intrasight 10d ago
I know what cancer is. Many scientists believe that all human adults above the age of about 30 have "cancer". I really meant solving a specific cancer disease for a specific individual, which will require individualized medicine,
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by intrasight 10d ago
But we own the cameras
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by intrasight 10d ago
> a topic with an unusual level of specification Solving cancer also has an unusual level of specification. Many real world problems have that characteristic.
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by intrasight 10d ago
> This entire system relies on trusting apple It does indeed, and that is a fundamental flaw. but as has been discussed here, it is better than the alternative, which is no verification. During the pandemic, I outlined a scheme for using
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by intrasight 10d ago
> images that were confirmed to be "taken like this on an iPhone" No, because images will be confirmed to have been taken on "this iPhone". The New York Times will be able to publish an article and to attest that the
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by intrasight 10d ago
> looking at the repost of a screenshot of the verification UI I don't follow. It's my user agent that's verifying the image, and my device will tell me that it's not verified.
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by intrasight 10d ago
Rather than logins or regional filters, how about they just be a content provider to local libraries and perhaps use an app like Libby.
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by intrasight 12d ago
Government and taxes are the price we pay for having a civilization. If you don't trust your government institutions to do good by you, then you could go live on a deserted island somewhere and see how that works out for you.
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by intrasight 12d ago
Those are not mutually exclusive. I'll take #1 and #2 combined, thank you very much. #3 is the purview of the advertisers and CC companies.
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by intrasight 12d ago
"Google doc" is my girlfriend's term for asking Google medical questions.
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by intrasight 12d ago
My orthopedic doc and Google doc both said to get Hoka for the foot pain I am having. I was at a small restaurant last week. Was chatting with the two owners. All three of us were wearing Hoka Bondi. I am an ex-runner (hip issues). Wore Asi
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by intrasight 14d ago
Nested false awakenings are the worst. Now I have a phrase to use for when that happened to me. I dreamt that I was attacked and killed by a monster. Getting killed in a dream makes one wake up immediately, lol. I was hanging out with a fri
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by intrasight 15d ago
I eat the apple skin (of most apples) but I do not eat the core.
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by intrasight 15d ago
> When charged particles moving faster than light travel in, for example, water, they perturb the energy equilibrium of the atoms that are in their way. Why? How good an analogy is a sonic boom?
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by intrasight 15d ago
Sleep Paralysis is for sure my favorite oddity. I've not experienced it in 20 years and I miss it. It happened about once a year when I was young and into my early 20s. Mine often had weird noises and hallucinations and creatures float
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by intrasight 15d ago
Regardless of who did what when, my fear is that now all mathematicians of that caliber will have to join either team Anthropic or team Open AI to pursue math at this level
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by intrasight 16d ago
All ownership is temporary. Even Earth's ownership of its atoms is really a lease granted temporarily by the Solar system.
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by intrasight 16d ago
Funny this came up hn today. this week I did some organization of my cable boxes. I use banker boxes on a steel shelving unit. I put the cables and parts inappropriate boxes and labeled them and feel that my corner of the universe is a litt
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by intrasight 16d ago
Feature request it would be fun to draw snowflakes but to do that there'd have to be another setting to constrain things you draw to be straight lines at just the angles that ice crystals would allow.
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by intrasight 16d ago
Is handled by Synology DS File app. Is what I've done for 6 years. I don't send photos to iCloud.

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