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j_crick
4y ago
I wish I could wake up one day and, too, simply discover a couple of $B in assets. As if I forgot where I put them and then my memory miraculously came back. <sips coffee>
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I really liked The Theoretical Minimum lectures on classical and quantum mechanics by Leonard Susskind (suggestion: google up the guy, he’s cool) at Stanford. You can buy books, but the lectures are all free on YouTube. Classical mechanics
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4y ago
These are two separate questions. > How much of a premium are you, as a customer, willing to pay for the beauty? Depends on the category of goods, but if I can afford it then I will probably choose something aesthetically pleasing to m
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I wish more businesses would treat beauty as a function of a product just like all other “actual” functions of it, a valid part of the whole package. I know it won’t probably happen anytime soon, because “ROI when???”, just been thinking ab
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Ah, and if I use it to run a real restaurant myself I guess I’m doomed. Gotcha :)
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But isn’t that a problem as old as at least internet? Some people tend to project their biases, insecurities and vitriol only as far as they won’t get hit in a face by a brick. What I find weird (and I agree with you) is that some people fe
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4y ago
After all the AI doomsday cults took over some of the media lately, all I’ve been thinking was... Before you say how the butlerian jihad absolutely definitely happens right goddamn tomorrow if we dOn’T sToP, try to create and successfully r
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Don’t know what’s that abnormal there aside from the overall cringe from the whole ordeal vOv
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4y ago
Generally eat more proteins and fats and less stuff with outright sugar, including fructose. Get your carbs from pasta and such, and don’t overdo fruit juices. Eventually your body learns that you’d better grab some tuna and avocado instead
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For me it’s also that at some point I stopped wanting snacks in the evening because with the right diet eventually the cravings went away. I also got used to falling asleep on an almost empty stomach, and trying to sleep right after a meal
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Been using this one for a year, no issues so far https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08MVXZM9G/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b... A USB hub is plugged into it, and all needed peripherals go into the hub first, including audio
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> I use a small USB switcher box Came to the thread to post this in case it wasn’t posted. Quite a ton of actual utility from a small noname box from Amazon for my same-displays-but-different-sources setup (Mac mini for work, PC for gami
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4y ago
On a bit of a trolling side, but: those who don’t have expectations can’t experience frustration. Therefore, use Inoreader. /s
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And also being poor dumbs you down real hard. When you have to worry about your food and don’t have steady sources of mood uplift, when your existence is just daily peppered by stress, your brain goes into power saving survival mode, not al
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> He has some views that I disagree with Yeah, “I will interview Vladimir Putin” — thanks but no :S
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Not liking the direction Apple took with OS X user interfaces and stuff in the later years, I generally stuck with Mojave on my macs. I wish I could try this without upgrading to ah, what was it, Monterey? but alas, alas.
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Sell your deposit to somebody else at a discount if you’re desperate for cash.
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4y ago
Needs more touchscreens.
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A benevolent take: yes, perhaps that’s happening. A non-benevolent take: why would you do that with your own money if you can make it happen at the expense of somebody else?
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4y ago
Question from a foreigner: if this bank is so important for your ecosystem, why don’t y’all interested parties chip into some fund or something and buy it out yourself?
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Dunno about that, I feel like this dichotomy is too often repeated to cover the original malice in the first place. I strongly doubt that those people got to where they were by being that incompetent.
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> why won't he have sold them? To make the case for "hey it’s not that" if needed, for example?
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After reading that and playing some Kojima games lately, all I could think of was a Funds Stranding game.
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Admittedly I don’t follow this rationalist thing on the internet at all, so I don’t know what’s going on with them. But that was hell of a read. I am no stranger to people being dicks, but still, that all is just sick.
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> but I can’t come up with solid arguments against them. Let chaos take the world! /s
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At least you’re actually trying! :)
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> a generative model is a function that can take a structured collection of symbols as input and produce a related structured collection of symbols as output. Yeah that’s exactly the way a nOrMiE would find easy to think about it. Duh.
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Disagree. As far as I understand, in this article he argues that in the, say, ChatGPT output, compression happens. But does it really? To make a similarly low resolution metaphor, a “bayesian kaleidoscope” of a language model doesn’t necess
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That button thing is just the top level of douchebaggery right there. Sad
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I haven’t noticed, but I usually hang around King Arthur’s website for bread recipes and they use mass and bakers’ percentages, so do other baker blogs that I may find. Maybe it’s different for things other than bread, but I can’t say. Hail
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