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by kadoban 10mo ago
I believe you misread. My reading is that Gemini 3 gave a good result on a certain input, so they gave the same input to this model and the result was poor.
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by kadoban 10mo ago
Cooking chopsticks also replace a bunch of cookware for me.
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by kadoban 11mo ago
Vaguely positive for abiogenesis, but not in a way that really moves the needle at all.
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by kadoban 11mo ago
Maybe this is a stupid question, but aren't they still going to be loud as fuck, and quite visible? How high do you need to be before you're not audible or visible? I guess go at night, sure, but...isn't all that crap more ab
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by kadoban 11mo ago
> Do they? Pretty sure > Why not? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_mass Technically I guess I can't prove it wouldn't work if you make it dense/hot/covered-in-reflectors enough, but I&#x
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by kadoban 11mo ago
This argument isn't _that_ compelling because: send today's tech back a century, use that as your aliens in case 'c'. They would 100% be able to see that tech. They wouldn't know what the hell they're looking a
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by kadoban 11mo ago
I _suspect_ they mean that certs imported into MMC in Windows can be accessed at magic paths, but...yeah linux can do that because it skips the step of making a magical holding area for certs.
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by kadoban 11mo ago
How do I know/prove that you're not just saying any random two colors for whichever edge I choose?
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by kadoban 11mo ago
> Might that be plausible? Not really. You're talking about a fungus creating essentially a nuclear reactor inside of its cells, and creating it out of fuel that's not good enough to make a nuclear reactor in the first place (i
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by kadoban 11mo ago
Most of what we live on, the vast majority, is iron or lighter. So it's more that we're sprinkled with supernova debris. But we are made out of stardust, so that's something.
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by kadoban 11mo ago
It's not a surprise that math and CS are related. It's a surprise that this particular subject in math and CS are so intimately related.
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by kadoban 11mo ago
> If you are smuggling large amounts of fentanyl or weapons into another country and they shoot you that seems pretty ok. Assumes facts not in evidence. Also, there's great reasons to have punishments for crimes that are not just su
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by kadoban 11mo ago
> If there is a different tree of life right here on Earth and we don't know about it, that would cast doubt on our ability to detect life in worlds light years away. Hm, I don't think it does. The problem is vastly different.
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by kadoban 11mo ago
> Even on Earth (the one place we know for sure can support life), life has only occurred once. We don't actually know that at all. It could have happened many times and one line won out, it could have been more of a diffuse proces
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by kadoban 1y ago
The economies of this make sense if there's more than one shipping company (they'll be cheaper and get more business) or if they just change how they charge, neither seems that hard.
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by kadoban 1y ago
> tips anyone? :) They're not as magical as they seem, you just need some practice. Read over the dynamic programming section in https://cses.fi/book/index.php (pdf link near the top is the free English version
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by kadoban 1y ago
Yes, exactly, thank you! I have a terrible memory for names and specific quotes, but those ideas stuck with me quite well from my days of studying philosophy. The last one definitely heavily impacted my thoughts on death and dying back when
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by kadoban 1y ago
Absolutely. I hope the author of the quote would agree. There are (many) days I waste even by my own judgement, which is something I try to get better at, so I certainly agree strongly with my own interpretation of the author's words.
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by kadoban 1y ago
> Then consider what you may regret for the last 10 years of your life, when your mobility, sight and hearing capabilities are all degraded either a lot or a little, and you look back and realize that you spent 3000 hours on youtube shor
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by kadoban 1y ago
> If the consumer is choosy and doesn’t like the options available then there is a market opportunity for new entrants. And if new entrants can't enter the market because the existing monopolies make it impractical, then what?
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by kadoban 1y ago
The "specially designed contact lenses" thing in cards depends on pre-marked cards, either a man on the inside doing it before the game or surreptiously marking them during play (some ink on your hand for example that you can snea
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by kadoban 1y ago
The heedless luxury and "no good activity" are some of the better parts of life. Personally I live for the every day, I'm not worrying too much about what I will regret for a few hours on my last day(s) if I even make it ther
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by kadoban 1y ago
So? You're always going to hit some constraint. Such is the nature of physical reality after all. Advances in the field are all about pushing past the current blockers to the next ones.
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by kadoban 1y ago
Free just means you get in trouble when you abuse it.
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by kadoban 1y ago
That's likely an issue of tuning or the thermal paste is dried out or something. No particular reason the fans should have to go that hard immediately. The fan speed should really be a function of the liquid temperature more than the c
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by kadoban 1y ago
> Find that the culprit is not you, find that you’ve asked for help, find that they (AWS) failed to remediate, properly fix responsibility on the culprit and secondary responsibility on themselves, punch themselves in the crotch for a mi
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by kadoban 1y ago
"vigorous" isn't a period of time or an amount of time per week. It describes the level of physical activity, not the amount.
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by kadoban 1y ago
Biden didn't fix what? There were no lockdowns, or anything like it, by the time Biden took office.
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by kadoban 1y ago
Hiring an electrician is going to be cheaper probably, depending on the length of the run and how annoying the location is (and if your panel has enough capacity to spare). Unless your landlord is an asshole they probably won't care, i
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by kadoban 1y ago
> Intel is doing poorly, but I believe Apple was in much, much worse shape than this in the early 2000's. AMD was also in much, much worse shape that this. Were they really? I don't think Intel is going anywhere any time soon e

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