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by ipnon 4y ago
It seems insane to include anything with bromine in a food product.
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Genomic analyses of hair from Ludwig van Beethoven(cell.com)
2 points by ipnon 4y ago|1 comments
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Plurality: Technology for Collaborative Diversity and Democracy(plurality.net)
1 points by ipnon 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Anyone using GPT-4 as a co-founder?
6 points by ipnon 4y ago|6 comments
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by ipnon 4y ago
The federal poverty level is roughly equal to the average income in Mexico or China in nominal terms.
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by ipnon 4y ago
“Fuck all”? I don’t know. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Sweet%20FA
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by ipnon 4y ago
They’re waiting for the legal ambiguity to resolve. It doesn’t make sense for a large company to be the first mover here. Let someone else handle the lawsuit regarding the liability of a model without guardrails.
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by ipnon 4y ago
It seems like Taichi fast language, but it can also never be overstated how slow Python is on contemporary architectures.
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by ipnon 4y ago
It’s a good sign for climate security as USA is the top petroleum producer, but perhaps bad sign for national security as now we depend on less scrupulous nations for economic fuel.
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You can't parse [X]HTML with regex(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by ipnon 4y ago|0 comments
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by ipnon 4y ago
When the war started Taiwan was part of the Japanese empire.
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by ipnon 4y ago
For a variety of reasons CCP talking points are legitimately popular in PRC, and there are many PRC citizens in the tech industry.
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by ipnon 4y ago
I just returned from Taiwan and to be frank Cross-Strait relations and escalation seems to take up little real estate in the public psyche, I would estimate about as much as it does in the United States if not less. The news cycle is more l
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by ipnon 4y ago
From the perspective of the Taiwanese state, survival is the primary objective. In this case it is best to prolong the status quo where Taiwan is a political Rorschach test, obtaining the appearance of whatever you want depending on who loo
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by ipnon 4y ago
PRC would suddenly become vehemently interested in NPT if this occurred. It would instantly trigger war.
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by ipnon 4y ago
I don’t think young people appreciate how talking to strangers in public went from common and acceptable to creepy and taboo in the last 15 years. They seem to think things have always been like this (they have not). Before 2000 most people
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by ipnon 4y ago
This kind of housing is still common in NYC, mostly in Queens. It’s all under the table and obviously illegal, but it’s the most affordable option in a prohibitively expensive city. I would say most are run by slum lords who are not dealing
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by ipnon 4y ago
People take for granted the cardiac muscle dutifully pumping away oxygen and nutrients to each extremity. A weak heart makes it difficult to move, difficult to think. Once your heart deteriorates everything else quickly follows.
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by ipnon 4y ago
If I ask ChatGPT how transformers work the results are sufficient but brief. It’s difficult to probe ChatGPT, and it doesn’t have an intuition for your weak points like a tutor does. If I ask ChatGPT about who influenced John Maynard Keynes
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George Kennan's “Long Telegram”(nsarchive2.gwu.edu)
2 points by ipnon 4y ago|1 comments
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by ipnon 4y ago
First thing I thought after learning Haskell and Prolog was “where the hell is my enlightenment?”
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by ipnon 4y ago
You kind of just bang your head against the keyboard until it starts to compile, and run, and stay running … I don’t think I had any programs that could do anything for a couple of years, and I couldn’t say I was skilled for more than a dec
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by ipnon 4y ago
“I always drive with the high beams on, it’s so much easier to see!” - Peggy Hill
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My Code Does Not Work Because I Am a Victim of Complex Societal Factors(youtube.com)
14 points by ipnon 4y ago|1 comments
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by ipnon 4y ago
The funniest thing about this argument in a that you could have applied it to China itself in the 1930s. “Japan is the new great power in the East. China must get with the times and submit to Japanese Imperialism. It is the natural order no
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by ipnon 4y ago
This doesn’t make game theoretic sense. There is a ladder of escalation but nuclear surprise attacks are at the end. A single surprise nuclear strike makes little sense because it would preempt an immediate counterforce strike. In that case
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by ipnon 4y ago
Yeah and I’m the Queen of England. I know there is no conclusive evidence here, but something stinks.
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by ipnon 4y ago
Closer yes, but not close. It could be PRC is using their “boiled frog” strategy against us now that they’ve been using in Taiwan. PLAAF has basically run a multi-wing sortie on a weekly basis through Taiwanese airspace for years now. It’s
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by ipnon 4y ago
https://browser.engineering/ is an excellent resource following this teaching philosophy.
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by ipnon 4y ago
Having finished a CS undergrad and followed the OSSU curriculum for some years I can confidently recommend https://teachyourselfcs.com/ instead. The courses chosen are more focused on capital-C capital-S Computer Science, a

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