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I saw someone coin the Dumb Monty Hall Test on Twitter recently. > Monty hall offers you the opportunity to pick between three doors. Behind one of them is a new car, and behind the other two are goats. The doors are transparent and you&
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If you wanted a concise, accurate response you could look at the URL and the chart, rather than the AIs guess at what they mean.
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Correctness isn't one-dimensional. A wrong fast-food order might substitute or leave something out. There's essentially no chance the employee will swap in a random product from some other store. But in this example the AI could h
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It's more complex than a straightforward totem pole. (For example, you could look into Chevron deference)
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It's not. But the branding works because Americans are socialized that "customization" must be good. And because changing things often temporarily makes things better. (Liberty Mutual Insurance takes this to the limits of abs
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I like Transit when it works, but (as of a year ago) it routinely crashed. And transit directions are uniquely hard to restart midway, as it's hard for the app to detect what bus you're on without knowing when you got on.
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There's also a bit of jank where the model represents country-specific stuff. For example a handful of people floated the idea of women-only sections in busses in the UK, so Google categorized it as a country where users might want to
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> I am really surprised, I don't always agree with the ACLU but I've always seen them as a serious and respectable organization. I honestly wonder if there is external influence at play here. People said that when they defended
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If only Elm was infinitesimally less pure.
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But the human still exists. (You compute your carbon footprint per minute by adding up all the things you do in a large period of time and dividing by the duration. This chatgpt footprint should be added to the numerator, it doesn't re
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The cops have a pervasive misallocation of resources from the top down. For example, US police eventually come up with enough evidence for prosecutors to start proceedings only in about 50% of murder cases [1]. Yet police departments spend
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FYI Zelle is the banks' clone of Venmo. They both have identical policies here: they don't reverse transactions. Edit: Yardie is correct, this is assuming your counterparty doesn't pay the business fee. So this'll protec
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Banks often have policies that have the effect of penalizing reporting fraud and other issues. Right before a trip I wanted to withdraw $60 in cash. I went to one atm, but it showed an error and didn't dispense the cash. So I went to a
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This is a big difference though > Rspack is compatible with webpack's configuration schema and loader architecture. You can seamlessly use familiar loaders such as babel-loader, less-loader, sass-loader, etc. Our long-term goal is t
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What you're missing is the bailout is part of the system, and counts towards its stability. In your analogy imagine your SAAS product horribly crashed and deleted customer data. So your cloud provider restored from the backups you had
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There aren't really any states in the US that are pro public-ownership at the expense of private profit. The so-called big govt states subcontract to private companies and let them make large profits.
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I'd love to use Elm, but I'm completely uninterested in building off something where low-level hacks are impossible. For example, I recently wrote a react component that diffs it's new state against the previous state and the
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Musk tweets > The reality is that this guy ... did no actual work, claimed as his excuse that he had a disability that prevented him from typing, yet was simultaneously tweeting up a storm. Then five hours later Halli explains his disab
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There's another plausible theory that the just implemented it by counting database reads. So of course a locked test account will have more reads every time you look .
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I used to think this. But it turns out some people have an enormously more pleasant experience if they're slightly harder to harass. Lots of harassers turn out to be lazy.
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I went to read the page and found them very intuitive. In fact, it took me longer to figure out what you meant by "sidebar elements". I think you meant "sidenote elements". A very common idiom in long-form webpages is a
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This is a classic example of the fallacy of the middle. In general, there are often two sides to an issue. But the correct balance is almost never directly in the middle. You present the union and the management as equal players, both with
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That's an Android restriction, you need root to allow non-play-services to install apps.
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For years clicking the install link in the notification errored, but they fixed it a few months ago. There is progress.
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Barely https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?ssl=12&ssc=1&pln=12&pc=4...
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Unless you write software that processes input from one user while having data private to another user in memory. So ... quite a lot of software
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This only holds until it becomes a media story. "Amazon is aware of the complaints and informs TorrentFreak that it’s working with the people involved to find an appropriate solution." That's PR speak indicating they won'
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If it's not private file.io gives you a handy qr code and supports <2gb
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If it wasn't buggy over tailscale it'd be perfect. I was travelling for a month and decided to put my sim card in a cheap android phone and connect to it remotely to keep getting SMS 2FA rather than getting roaming. After about tw
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But be aware that their code for knowing when to stop emailing you is quite buggy, and they have a very very broad interpretation of pertinent events. I've resigned myself to getting an email every time there's a protest in Berlin
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