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by iterance 8d ago
A phone that works with long nails is also likely to be far more accessible to people with all sorts of hand mobility or motor control problems.
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by iterance 12d ago
What decisions does your AI have the capability of making? Buy/sell stocks, bonds, options, margin, short, crypto, etc.?
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by iterance 13d ago
Generosity is not "giving stuff away for free when it hurts you badly to do so." Neither the giver nor the receiver are comfortable when generosity hurts the giver, and the dignity of both may be compromised as well. Generosity th
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by iterance 13d ago
Only surfically so. Dig deeper and the story gets much worse.
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by iterance 16d ago
Then, of course, one must verify that the verification code is valid, or the purpose of verification is more or less moot.
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by iterance 21d ago
It is also a question of spin up time. If the demand suddenly existed to rebuild satellites en masse, the lead time on labor resources is part of the total time to rebuild. It becomes concerning if and only if either a) for strategic reason
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by iterance 29d ago
90% uptime is abysmal. That degree of poor performance can easily cost astounding amounts of money and/or cause secondary incidents. It's just harder to quantify than the cost of switching.
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by iterance 1mo ago
You have not understood the question. It is not asking who determines the use/intent of a space, it is asking who determines the meaning of the space. The law determines that it is not to be used for sexual activities. But what is
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by iterance 2mo ago
This is why used books are graded. Marks lower the grade of the book. Buy a higher grade of used book.
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by iterance 3mo ago
The authors really must improve the abstract before publication.
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by iterance 4mo ago
All things equal I would agree with you. However, all things are not equal. SpaceX's target 2040 revenue of $4.3T. Let us assume that the US GDP grows at 3% p/a; in 2040 we may project a GDP of around $50T. Naturally, SpaceX would
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by iterance 4mo ago
Just because it is theoretically the bread and butter of LLMs does not mean LLMs are capable of doing the job. It still needs to be proven, setting prior beliefs aside. Law is a life-critical system and deserves our highest level of scrutin
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by iterance 4mo ago
Lord Dunsany, 1915, wrote "WHAT WE HAVE COME TO": When the advertiser saw the cathedral spires over the downs in the distance, he looked at them and wept. "If only," he said, "this were an advertisement of Beefo, so
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by iterance 7mo ago
Ah. I once worked in a team with a hard cyclomatic complexity cap of 4 per function. Logic exceeding the cap needed to be broken into helper functions. Many, many functions were created to hold exactly one if statement each. Well, the code
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by iterance 7mo ago
Mathematicians used to send each other letters in the mail until very recently. Perhaps I do not understand what you mean?
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by iterance 7mo ago
The insight is the point of research. Proof isn't the desired product of research, it's simply an apparatus that exists for the purpose of verifying and demonstrating correctness of insight.
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by iterance 7mo ago
What's the cost per article?
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by iterance 7mo ago
What's the snallest possible program that accepts a chess board state and prints any legal move? True randomness may only have a couple hundred ELO, but then, that's pretty big for golf
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by iterance 8mo ago
My critique is not due to pessimism, it is due to afactuality. Breakthroughs in science are plenty in the modern era and there is no reason to expect them to slow or halt. However, from your later comments, it sounds as though you feel the
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by iterance 8mo ago
Specific fields may not advance for decades at a time, but we are hardly in a scientific drought. There have been dramatic advances in countless fields over the last 20 years alone and there is no good reason to expect such advances to abru
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by iterance 8mo ago
Platforms lose momentum when these events strike, and momentum loss is the death knell for social platforms. Reddit's missteps have put it on a downward spiral. They may hang on, even for an impressively long time, but recovery from th
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by iterance 8mo ago
Many community-oriented programs have failed after acquisition because they came out too firm, too decided, and too purposeful, only to realize the community is still skeptical and turning against them six months in. Honestly, for a program
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by iterance 8mo ago
Technically speaking, because it's not a set, we should say it involves the collection of all sets that don't contain themselves. But then, who's asking...
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by iterance 8mo ago
If I hire an engineer and that engineer authorizes an "agent" to take an action, if that "agentic action" then causes an incident, guess whose door I'm knocking on? Engineers are accountable for the actions they aut
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by iterance 8mo ago
In coursework, references are often a way of demonstrating the reading one did on a topic before committing to a course of argumentation. They also contextualize what exactly the student's thinking is in dialogue with, since general fa
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by iterance 9mo ago
Hmm... reads a bit like an email a forum moderator might send a disobedient user. This seems strange, verging on unprofessional, for corporate communications.
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by iterance 9mo ago
I would hope that it is clear from context that I mean purchasing pre-prepared meals is expensive.
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by iterance 9mo ago
Restrictions on SNAP are tricky business. You can't ask someone on SNAP to spend time preparing food. Prepared meals are expensive, often not accessible, and sometimes difficult to prepare for people with certain disabilities. It might
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by iterance 9mo ago
One can say "they probably had data to support it" about virtually any decision. It is not really a defense from critique. It may have been deliberate, but it still feels wrong and bad.
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by iterance 9mo ago
The fact is, most of the systems people use in their day do day that behave the way described simply require no mastery whatsoever. If your product, service, or device is locked behind learning a new skill, any skill, that will inherently

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