kadoban

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by kadoban 2y ago
Do you happen to have any fun examples? More for chuckles than anything, I do enjoy reading bogus papers and seeing if I could figure it out.
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by kadoban 2y ago
That doesn't make it better or negate the point of the article.
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by kadoban 2y ago
I mean, in several models, including the current most-likely one (last I heard) it effectively is finite. Eventually no new planets or stars can get created, and then some time after that, no atoms can exist. Will the "universe" e
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by kadoban 2y ago
> There is, of course, no way of knowing how accurate Dewey-Hagborg’s sculptures are—since the samples are from anonymous individuals From the second one. So who knows, it is fairly likely to just be a guess? If it were real, I'd ex
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by kadoban 2y ago
Or be allowed to be buried in the garment.
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by kadoban 2y ago
Audiobooks can do a lot to give _character_ to characters that are otherwise quite flat.
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by kadoban 2y ago
Lord of Light is worth it if you can manage. I remember I bounced off a few times too. It's rather hard to believe it's the same author as Amber sometimes, those books took me like 12 seconds to get hooked on, LoL is great it&#x27
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by kadoban 2y ago
>> Like I asked, where's our cutoff? > Exigency of loss of life. Cool. How about cancer treatment? Some of those you can live with for some months/years. We allowed to treat anyway when the outcomes are better? > Stayi
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by kadoban 2y ago
No, but same thing with different numbers. Like I asked, where's our cutoff? If obesity on average kills you a couple of decades earlier than otherwise, does treatment for that meet your approval?
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by kadoban 2y ago
Any single pill? Or is your objection specific to this one? (That iirc is actually an injection, not a pill, but w/e)
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by kadoban 2y ago
Are diabetics biased in this way when they take insulin? Or where is your cutoff? How many average person years does an intervention need to save before it meets your approval?
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by kadoban 2y ago
What the hell back-end team relies on their front-end teams to tell them to do input checking? Nothing my front-end people could possibly do would trick me into trusting user input.
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by kadoban 2y ago
A belt like shown in many movies would become a damn black hole with how dense and large they are. They're not just unlike Sol's, they're completely ridiculous.
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by kadoban 2y ago
No.
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by kadoban 2y ago
Well, your problems no longer exist at least, whatever they were. That's _kind_ of like solving them.
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by kadoban 2y ago
You can use pluscal, it embeds in tla+ and compiles to it, it's fairly nice.
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by kadoban 2y ago
Thanks for doing that, I got lost in the math and couldn't figure it out in the time I had, too rusty xD
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by kadoban 2y ago
I've had success by putting the material between two pieces of wood and drilling through it all. Ideally you clamp it, but you can also just kind of push down on it.
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by kadoban 2y ago
> One could estimate exactly how much higher with some differential equations, but certainly in some cases it is possible to push things over the limit where there are now problems, everything else remaining the same. It's obviously
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by kadoban 2y ago
This is definitely a real problem, but it's not caused by higher outdoor CO2 levels. The levels outside are typically in the 400-500ppm range. When you're enclosed with not enough ventilation, the issue is you (and other breathing
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by kadoban 2y ago
I don't know about the advent calendar, but the coathangers are definitely solving a niche problem, seems reasonably applicable.
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by kadoban 2y ago
Life-threatening illnesses have a dramatic impact on people beyond financially.
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by kadoban 2y ago
Good point. I was trying to look up what the procedure was for replacing a VP before that, but failed. It almost must have been done at least once before then right? I couldn't recall or find though.
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by kadoban 2y ago
They didn't want the phrase "shitty robots" in their headline I guess? Too bad xD Am I missing anything or was that an _extremely_ short interview. 3 questions? I kept looking for a "read more" link or something.
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by kadoban 2y ago
C is also literally what happens if a new VP is needed for any reason (needs to get confirmed by Congress though).
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by kadoban 2y ago
Two people each have a chestnut on a string. You smack them against each other repeatedly and whoever's breaks loses.
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by kadoban 2y ago
Yeah there's donuts, there's also stiff flat collars. Both seem better tolerated than cones except only cones can protect some injuries (like to the face for example).
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by kadoban 2y ago
Human artists get in copyright trouble if the spam out a copy of something they studied and sell it. The businesses using AI artists do not seem to.
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by kadoban 2y ago
> I don't really feel like I care a whole lot between good non-end-to-end encryption and bad non-end-to-end encryption Bad non-end-to-end encryption is exactly that: "anyone can read your chats". That's not what the r
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by kadoban 2y ago
Has a nuclear power ever been on the receiving end of a war?

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