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541.
by klipt 3y ago
Didn't happen in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermesmann_v._Seyer
542.
by klipt 3y ago
"In a desperate attempt to survive on a sinking ship, Bob, with their limited options, resorts to an unconventional approach and engages in an absurd act of attempting to "fuck the ship to death". Remarkably, against all odds
543.
by klipt 3y ago
> How many people have you interviewed with that brainteaser Zero, I just wanted to push the limits of the question in this thread to see what GPT did. But you seem to not be enjoying that so let's call this quits.
544.
by klipt 3y ago
> That is a problematic request for multiple obvious reasons I'd prefer to think it's more like a real engineering problem, and less like a simple interview question :-) And it definitely shows the limits of GPT here: it pointe
545.
by klipt 3y ago
Not bad, but suppose the dictionary has n lines and you only want to randomly sample k=100 of them, where n is so huge that you don't want to scan over the whole file at all. Can you use random access into the file to sample k lines in
546.
by klipt 3y ago
Not bad, but suppose the dictionary is too big to load into memory - could AI suggest an online (reservoir sampling) algorithm as an alternative?
547.
by klipt 3y ago
You can't just package "people who love you" into a pill though. That probably requires rewinding society to where we all lived close to extended family.
548.
by klipt 3y ago
Yeah I think the idea is that without the algorithm, a landlord is more likely to game theoretically "defect" and advertise lower rent to fill a vacancy, but the algorithm discourages that in favor of cooperation/collusion.
549.
by klipt 3y ago
How much better could you predict if you sequence both DNA and samples of expressed RNA from various parts of the body?
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by klipt 3y ago
Residency funding, and the fact that even fully trained foreign doctors have to redo residency to practice here. An American can marry a foreign doctor with 10 years experience, get their spouse a green card and everything, and they still c
551.
by klipt 3y ago
Your future self time travels back to lend you their clamshell opener, so you can open the clamshell opener you bought. Paradox resolved!
552.
by klipt 3y ago
It takes both, nature and nurture. If Ramanujan were raised as a goatherd in an illiterate society I don't think he would've accomplished much mathematically.
553.
by klipt 3y ago
If you look at fields medalists I think most of them got interested in math super young and got exposed earlier to much more material than average mathematicians. So they may have an IQ advantage, but they definitely also have a data/t
554.
by klipt 3y ago
It's hard to find data for commercial vegetables in the US. I did find one study looking at urban gardens (e.g. carrots grown in your backyard if you live in the city) and the levels were like 100x the Polish figures shown above.
555.
by klipt 3y ago
See table 7 in https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-91554-z Carrot is just one example. 0.027 mg lead / kg carrot. Or 0.027 micrograms lead / g carrot. According to the asyousow.org report linked above
556.
by klipt 3y ago
You should see how much lead is in the average carrot. Last I checked, baby carrots can have similar lead/lb as the chocolates they're talking about here. And people chow down on carrots thinking they're "healthy".
557.
by klipt 3y ago
...isn't using the word "bitches" widely considered a dog whistle for hating all women? Seems like you're agreeing with me.
558.
by klipt 3y ago
Extended family is definitely better for raising kids. The problem is nuclear family is better for chasing good jobs and making money (likely far away from extended family). As the saying goes, you can serve Mammon/wealth, or god/
559.
by klipt 3y ago
Sounds like a dog whistle to me. If someone talked constantly about, say, "toxic women", would you really believe they were only talking about a subset?
560.
by klipt 3y ago
I could be wrong, but I assume tech still pays better than therapy? I assumed OP was going into therapy for personal reasons more than for money.
561.
by klipt 3y ago
At what point does using a fake name turn into a felony? How about creating an email address using a pseudonym? Or does it have to involve money? If someone uses a fake name to order a sex toy delivered (out of embarrassment) is that wire f
562.
by klipt 3y ago
I assume templates can only be partly preprocessed (parsed?) but not fully pre compiled, since final code depends on the template types?
563.
by klipt 3y ago
Reminds me of that Isaac Asimov story about being taught by a boring robot: "The Fun They Had"
564.
by klipt 3y ago
> I'll look at becoming a teacher 20 years from now after the kids are on their own. If you're leaning towards being a teacher, wouldn't it benefit your kids more to teach them now, while they're still young?
565.
by klipt 3y ago
I think it's normal to distinguish imagined pictures from real ones. If you can't, that's schizophrenia.
566.
by klipt 3y ago
And that's probably another reason the fertility rate is falling so much.
567.
by klipt 3y ago
"I thought you might like an injection" https://youtu.be/3ZOoKCOWlbs
568.
by klipt 3y ago
> I think we have a situation where part of the population is literally voting to appropriate wealth from another part of the population With varying degrees of subtlety, I think this is most of politics. Corporations and small business&
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by klipt 3y ago
PFAS (aka "forever chemicals") are present in everything including drinking water and breast milk so yes, you are eating PFAS.
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by klipt 3y ago
Good diet and exercise can lower your risk. They cannot eliminate risk. You can do everything right and still get cancer. Thus diet and exercise are also not reasonable substitutes for researching better treatments for those who do get

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