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by matt-attack 9mo ago
It’s laughable to think that anyone in psychology has a “technical” definition of anything really. It is entirely possible that our brain works in a very, very similar way. We really have no idea. Focus focusing on the difference between m
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by matt-attack 9mo ago
I’m just how exactly does my credit card company know how much I paid for shampoo?
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by matt-attack 9mo ago
Whatever they sell them for is the value.
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by matt-attack 9mo ago
But shouldn’t there have been an evolutionary advantage for such a thing to develop?
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by matt-attack 10mo ago
What’s the use case exactly?
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by matt-attack 10mo ago
Use before readiness? I get immense and even life changing use out of Chatbots like Grok. I agree with your first sentiment that it’s just a misunderstanding of what a chat bot should be used for. But I disagree that they’re not “ready” for
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by matt-attack 10mo ago
I truly don’t understand that one. Might be the first XKCD that has gone over my head.
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by matt-attack 10mo ago
Shouldn’t we have been REALLY good at modeling tsunamis? We know so much about ocean depth, water temperatures, viscosity, salinity, etc. Is modeling waves in a body of water really not that well understood? I would hope that now with this
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by matt-attack 10mo ago
Can you explain?
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by matt-attack 10mo ago
Avoid vague terms like “size” when talking about a wheel. A car wheel all has a diameter, usually expressed in inches, and a width also usually expressed in inches. It’s not clear to me which dimension folks are saying, has a relationship t
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by matt-attack 10mo ago
Not old.Reddit.con
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by matt-attack 10mo ago
We can survive without a constant stream of incoming raw materials. I wouldn’t think that makes us any less alive. Nor are we a parasite on the food.
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by matt-attack 11mo ago
Maybe they resisted because it was completely ridiculous waste of engineering resources all over the country and for absolutely no tangible reason other than white people trying to feel better about themselves. I work in the field of film m
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by matt-attack 11mo ago
If everyone returns their cart, retailers will certainly eliminate jobs. I see it as “job creator” behavior. When I see someone returning a cart I scream “job killer!”
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by matt-attack 11mo ago
Well two very similar companies merged. Can you imagine how they might have had A LOT of similar roles? Think departments like HR, Legal, Accounting, Finance, IT, etc. So much duplication. You don’t need 2x those groups just because you 2x’
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by matt-attack 11mo ago
Refrigerators have become incredibly efficient in the last 40 years. I mean incredibly. It sounds like this law is outdated.
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by matt-attack 11mo ago
I never understood the requirement for having to preheat your pipes. The dishwasher has access to a hotline, and a drain. Why wouldn’t it just run the hot water for 60 seconds to ensure it has maximum heat. This would just be a software fea
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by matt-attack 1y ago
Tesla sold close to 1/2 million calls LAST QUARTER. Their record quarter. They’ve not slowing down.
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by matt-attack 1y ago
Improved compression also saved on storage costs. We would have to hear them state the same about storage.
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by matt-attack 1y ago
I sort of follow and as a liberal I struggle to find much to get worked up over. Things I see: the number of friends who now own electric cars (all Teslas) well ten years ago truly scoffed at the idea. Tesla sold 1/2 million cars THIS
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by matt-attack 1y ago
I’m a liberal and I have absolutely zero opinion about what we call various bodies of water. The hands wringing over such inconsequential monikers makes me embarrassed sometimes to be part of this party.
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by matt-attack 1y ago
I actually wonder if it’s possible to coerce someone to use Face ID. If you have it set properly it requires your eyes to be open and looking at the phone, so someone can’t use it while you’re sleeping. They would have to hold your eyes up
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by matt-attack 1y ago
Agree, I’m constantly taking screenshots of crazy URLs in Zoom meetings. Just a quick screenshot, and click. Furthermore, the number of apps that make text unelectable is mind-boggling. It’s crazy to me that my common workflow now for sele
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by matt-attack 1y ago
I’m always blown away, when someone shows me something on their phone, let’s see a photo or something, and during the brief demo, I see an on slot of random notifications popping up. Retailers, email, promotions, etc.. Like seriously? I com
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by matt-attack 1y ago
Just look up his college campus debates. He would do a very unique round table debate format where he would have 20 college kids sit in a circle and each while get a minute to debate with him. It’s very wholesome and civil.
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by matt-attack 1y ago
I agree. And funny enough the top comment in this thread describes Hans potential replies to this news as “violent”. It’s a form of newspeak. Peach is never violent. Come up with a thousand other words, but that’s what violence is to mean w
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by matt-attack 1y ago
There’s a single and obvious reason. Bigger screen. And if you’re going to ask why a bigger screen? It’s the same reason your laptop or desktop isn’t 7” wide.
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by matt-attack 1y ago
It’s because they’re working on a foldable phone. And to make that work you need to phone half as thin first. This is not because they think people want thinner phones. It’s because they think people will want bigger screens and this will g
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by matt-attack 1y ago
See my other comment. It’s a necessary feature of foldable iPhones. First you get them then, then you release a foldable phone.
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by matt-attack 1y ago
It’s clear that super thinness is a technology imperative necessary to get Foldable IPhones. In order to fold, you first must solve thinness (since the final decide will be 2x once folded). Apple focusing on thinness is proof to me a foldab

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