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by jb1991 7mo ago
So is this comment.
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by jb1991 7mo ago
But that only works if you’re emailing from another Gmail account yes?
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by jb1991 7mo ago
This site is almost impossible to read on mobile unless you have good vision. Normally I can just hit the button in my phone browser to read it in reader mode, but this site doesn’t support that either. It’s a shame. I am surprised that in
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by jb1991 7mo ago
Commend your effort to actually contact the companies to let them know the error. I stopped doing that a long time ago when I stopped getting response or stopped getting any kind of meaningful reaction that I was actually trying to do somet
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by jb1991 7mo ago
Not just talking about purchases. I receive transaction details with bank numbers for wire transfers around the world. It’s ridiculous. I was once even sent all of the legal proceedings for a court case by a lawyer who was sent to the wrong
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by jb1991 7mo ago
One thing I have never understood in this current age is how in the world so many companies, including ones that handle confidential data like banks, don’t require a user to verify their email address after it’s entered. I have an unfortuna
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by jb1991 7mo ago
This site is actually named after one of the most popular and widely used Combinators in lisp.
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by jb1991 7mo ago
When you are using something like Monte Carlo you’re probably using some method that’s more advanced than the Naïve Bayes, is that right?
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British physics faces 'catastrophic' cuts(bbc.com)
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by jb1991 7mo ago
What kind of coffee were you drinking? I replaced filter coffee with espresso and my heartburn went away.
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by jb1991 7mo ago
The kind of coffee you drink can make a huge difference as well. Filter coffee is typically larger in volume so there’s more acidic liquids going in to trigger your heartburn. Compared to espresso which is usually a smaller volume. It can b
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by jb1991 7mo ago
It has been well recognized that alcohol significantly disrupts the bacteria in your gut.
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by jb1991 8mo ago
Go on..
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by jb1991 8mo ago
I think Steve Jobs also used this phrase or something very similar often.
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by jb1991 8mo ago
Passive voice refers to a particular grammatical construct that is unrelated to this.
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by jb1991 8mo ago
iCloud seems to work differently. Nearly all of the photos and videos I have are stored in iCloud because my phone is only a 64 GB device. But I can scroll back many years and pull up any photo video and play or view just fine right away. I
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by jb1991 8mo ago
The iCloud backup built into the iPhone for me seems quite seamless. As I mentioned in another comment, I have several thousand photos and videos that don’t fit on my phone because it’s only a 64 GB device. It’s been this way for many years
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by jb1991 8mo ago
I have a 64 GB iPhone and I’ve never come close to using all the storage space in many years. I’ve got thousands of photos and videos but like you say, they are automatically backed up to the cloud and then the local version is optimized aw
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Men in their 50s may be aging faster due to toxic 'forever chemicals'(cnn.com)
88 points by jb1991 8mo ago|113 comments
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Scientists discover a key to staying mentally sharp in old age(cnn.com)
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by jb1991 8mo ago
Yeah Om was an extremely widely used Clojurescript library many years ago (maybe still is), and to me that's what this word will always refer to.
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OpenAI finds global Chinese intimidation operation by official's use of ChatGPT(cnn.com)
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by jb1991 8mo ago
The difference is that Andrej is an actual AI engineer who remained involved in the company. Musk was just an early co-founder who eventually left and had no involvement on the breakthroughs of the company.
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by jb1991 8mo ago
You can debate the meaning of the word pioneer but think of it this way: OpenAI created this new AI boom, and Andrej is a co-founder of the company that did that.
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by jb1991 8mo ago
> it was totally impossible to do with computer simulation and hasn't been studied to death in aerospace I can’t tell if this is sarcasm.
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by jb1991 8mo ago
Sometimes I find these stories hard to replicate when I try them myself, but I just asked ChatGPT the same question and it indeed told me I need to walk to the car wash even though I told it I need to wash my car. What is even more strange
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by jb1991 8mo ago
For example, Wikipedia has a page of studies and conclusions about violent crime rates in countries around the world, and the United States isn’t looking so good on that list, which compiles many studies and statistics. It’s far behind both
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by jb1991 8mo ago
How are those two things the same?!
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by jb1991 8mo ago
You should look at a comparison of American violent crime to other major western nations.
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by jb1991 8mo ago
Compared to other major western countries, the US has a serious problem with violent crime in particular.

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