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by jerkstate 1y ago
A key result here is the first demonstration of quantum supremacy; from TFA > This is the first time in history that any quantum computer has successfully run a verifiable algorithm that surpasses the ability of supercomputers.
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by jerkstate 1y ago
Does not work for Wingdings, unfortunately.
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by jerkstate 1y ago
I believe followers of Diogenes are called Cynics
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by jerkstate 1y ago
Unfortunately, alcohol use is also linked to dementia.
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by jerkstate 1y ago
mDNS works well for names on your local network, you can integrate it with your dhcp server, works on hosts and phones. I don't have a good answer for ports.
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by jerkstate 1y ago
Refusal to engage with information I’ve provided and putting straw man words in my mouth doesn’t make you a serious person. Disinformation is a frame. The fact that some people consider it to be an objective category of information is dange
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by jerkstate 1y ago
I'm absolutely sure I'm wasting my time, but I'm having a lazy Sunday so I'll do it anyways. I wrote: > Instead, it was sponsored by taxpayers, and was run by people with clear political goals for the suppression of w
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by jerkstate 1y ago
> Not a word of that is accurate. Check the wikipedia page > The US government has never had the authority to remove content. this is technically true, but false in practice. > The U.S. government worked to uncover foreign influenc
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by jerkstate 1y ago
That's completely irrelevant to the original poster's point. The "Disinformation Governance Board" as referenced in the original post was not sponsored by phillip morris, and did not claim that smoking was healthy. Inste
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by jerkstate 1y ago
even the word "disinformation" is just a frame
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by jerkstate 1y ago
I’m excited for when some district judge provides access to all of these messages to the New York Times
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by jerkstate 1y ago
When running a commercial "hacker space" you have a ton of problems with strangers, it sounds like you're focused on a community hacker space which can be much smaller scale with fewer rando issues. I was on the board of a su
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by jerkstate 1y ago
nah, if you're talking about math, it's LaTeX
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by jerkstate 1y ago
I've done a lot of tinkering and repair of home electronics and appliances and usually the problem is a blown fuse, bad connector, bad switch, worn out battery, or other simple problems. Stocking these items - connectors, switches, f
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by jerkstate 1y ago
You can go find the data about the diminishing financial security of this class yourself - your only argument was an appeal to authority, btw.
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by jerkstate 1y ago
I know you aren’t the other guy, but it’s a really interesting argument that despite spending more and more money every year to solve this kind of problem, and seeing that the problem is getting worse (quality of life and economic security
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by jerkstate 1y ago
It’s fallacious that manufacturing can’t be done competitively in the US, it absolutely can, but policy allows business owners to make slightly more profit by offshoring production, so that’s what happens. Regarding fixing the infrastructur
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by jerkstate 1y ago
I’m going to offer a less defense-oriented point of view: manufacturing jobs are more lucrative than service jobs that are available to uneducated people, and allow them to live a more prosperous, happy life. More of these jobs is a net ben
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by jerkstate 1y ago
Does he? The Onion is just as cringe as SNL these days
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by jerkstate 1y ago
That’s what the data shows until you peel back the covers and understand that nothing at all could be manufactured here at all without enormous imports of not just raw materials but partially completed goods. US manufacturing output looks l
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by jerkstate 1y ago
You probably want to use citric acid to clean your coffee maker, vinegar will make it taste worse imo
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by jerkstate 1y ago
I switched to unsweetened cacao with some extras in the morning, had to lay off caffeine but theobromine seems fine. Here’s my recipe: About 15-20 grams of unsweetened cacao paste 2 grams freeze dried panax ginseng (some ginseng powders are
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by jerkstate 1y ago
There are a bunch of stupid behaviors of LLM coding that will be fixed by more awareness pretty soon. Imagine putting the docs and code for all of your libraries into the context window so it can understand what exceptions might be thrown!
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by jerkstate 1y ago
Reading an explanation is the first part of learning, chatgpt almost always follows up with “do you want to try some example problems?”
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by jerkstate 1y ago
Me too, I’m using Roo Code and have substantially updated the system prompt to describe the project standards, correct way to restart the services and inspect the logs, specific hints about the frameworks im using and how to use DI and patt
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by jerkstate 1y ago
We went the other way and have plentiful books, constant library trips etc. but have had to regulate sleep by setting a regular lights out time. Executive function and mood really suffers when sleep is insufficient. I appreciate the idea of
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by jerkstate 1y ago
I guess these workbooks usually come in two different "shapes" - one, a guided workbook with a high-level goal that combines several concepts, and another would be a practice worksheet where we do a bunch of exercise of the same a
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by jerkstate 1y ago
yeah, I recoiled when the author of the post says "no bribing" - bribery is one of the most useful tools a parent has. I guess you could call it "incentive" or something, but really, it's quid pro quo.
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by jerkstate 1y ago
ChatGPT makes it so easy to build a lesson/workbook for something your kid is interested in. I've used it to build workbooks on special relativity, tsolkovsky's rocket equation (including euler integration to build a scratch
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by jerkstate 1y ago
oh, thanks for responding! I'll try to start the program before the race starts tomorrow.

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