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by krisoft 2y ago
> the justice system we’ve all agreed as a society to defer to I don’t remember that anyone has asked me. I know this is an often cited justification for laws but it is kinda suspect and not well tought through. > the detectives that
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by krisoft 2y ago
> it's not dishonorable or shameful to be a victim of something. That is not generally true. Or perhaps true in an idealised word, but in the real world many victims have a stigma attached to them. Victims of scams are frequently se
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by krisoft 2y ago
Someone is writing the blog post. That is the person who cares if you mistake their hard work for AI slop.
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> False positives aren’t a big problem. You will think that until something your wrote with your own mind and hands is falsely accused of being AI generated. “Sorry alkonaut, your account has been suspended due to suspicious activity.” “
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by krisoft 2y ago
But how would any of that help in this case? They didn’t break his wallet, they didn’t force him to transfer money personaly. They kidnapped him and his wife and then cut off his finger and sent the finger to his associates asking for money
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by krisoft 2y ago
> If an LLM can't figure out on their own that "how many" is asking for a number, it has failed at a much more basic level. Yeah, but i bet many humans would answer a question like this by naming the number and then listin
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by krisoft 2y ago
For a "Last Exam" it is surprisingly uninspired? Many of the questions I see in the examples are very heavy on memorised facts, and very weak on what I would call problem solving. If I were making a "Last Exam" I would p
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by krisoft 2y ago
Depends on what were they doing with it? If they were just flying with it from A to B then I tend to agree with you. If they were working on tech actually attached to the airplane (like a fly-by-wire system, sensors attached, or something l
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by krisoft 2y ago
100%. I don’t fault anyone who would misread it. The structure of the sentence is such that it contains multiple assides within one sentence. That makes is very prone to be misread.
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> What is making the rocks luminous, fungus? It is the rocks themselves. Infrared luminescence is the name of the effect. It is a bit like fluorescence except that the emission occurs in the infrared rather than the visible part of the
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by krisoft 2y ago
You misread the original comment I’m afraid. It doesn’t say that the company folded after 3 weeks due to a lack of org structure. It says that a structureless group caused the fall of a public company in 3 weeks of working on achieving that
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by krisoft 2y ago
> One thing that we were surprised about was that it could see clear through latex balloons. This was something which surprised me too. Not specifically latex, but how many manufactured materials appear to be transparent in IR. The expla
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by krisoft 2y ago
> Very striking to see how the sentiment has drastically shifted I'm not sure. I have two questions on that. Is there the appearance of a sentiment shift? I see plenty of people arguing both against and for incarcerating him in both
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by krisoft 2y ago
I'm not tracking right now, but used to. So I can answer your question with the caveat that yes it is a pain and I stopped doing it. :) > sauces you make yourself? I often mix some different oils, mustard, seeds, miso, bit of leamon
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by krisoft 2y ago
You are right.
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> So you're intellectually dishonest then. Ok. Have a nice day then. :)
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> It seems the only times that all natural medication works it's laced with allopathic medicine. I don’t think that follows from two anecdotes. There is plenty of natural remedies which have an effect. Just thinking of the simplest,
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I agree with that. Does not make the threat less credible, in my opinion. In fact the credibility of the threat is what makes the de-escalation so much more likely.
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> Let's play this logically through. Okay. Let's. > In order to coerce the Netherlands to align with ASML Export Controls Oops. You went down the wrong route. The credible threat I'm talking about is over the Internatio
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by krisoft 2y ago
> does one cook ice cream? Yes. Many recipes require heating of the ingredients. Here is one example picked randomly: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/ultimate-vanilla-ice-cre... "Step 4: Return the pan to a
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by krisoft 2y ago
> and now you're treating an invasion of the Netherlands as credible? It is as credible as it gets. The explicit threat is in the American Service-Members' Protection Act and it was signed into law by President George W. Bush
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> Europe has its own nuclear forces That is not really true. Some european countries have nuclear forces. France and the UK. There are also countries who host American nuclear weapons, but they can't arm them without the authorisati
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by krisoft 2y ago
> it looks like you'd need to log-in to the cloud account to print on the LAN The text you quoted directly contradicts what you are saying. It says login OR discover to find LAN mode printers.
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> there's zero good reason IMHO that there isn't a 2D-plotter retrofit which allows someone to attach one or more [colored] pencils or pens This is a thing. Obviously. https://urish.medium.com/how-to-turn-your-3
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by krisoft 2y ago
> At least in the US, people will say they support the death penalty for violent crimes because they don't want to pay for that criminal to live off tax dollars in a prison. But, they won't do simple research to understand the
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by krisoft 2y ago
It is in the article "A honey bee dies when it stings you because its stinger is covered in barbs, causing its abdomen to get ripped out when it tries to fly away. And surviving with your guts spilling out everywhere is pretty bloody h
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by krisoft 2y ago
For funsies i would call it a “vessel not under command”. At least after the breakup that feels to fit. But for real, i think the simple answer is that debris falling from space is outside of the scope of the ColRegs. Simply speaking they c
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by krisoft 2y ago
There is a lovely bit of complication with it! Not saying to correct you, just because i think it is a lovely bit of trivia even though it has nothing to do with space debris. Both sailing and power driven vessels need to give ways to (amon
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I don't understand this reasoning. How does the presence of a single recent post on HN say anything about if the errors go in one direction or in both directions?
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Because there is not enough demand. If there would be more demand there would be more launches. Because why not? (Are you sure that you are talking about Falcon Heavy? The heavy launcher which is basically 3 Falcon 9 boosters bungee corded

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