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1y ago
Paywalled. Anyone have a link?
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1y ago
I find it really bothers some, when I see it on new car, brake lights and nighttime running lights. As I dart my eyes back-and-forth, I can just plainly see the flicker. It’s such a shame that engineers don’t know how to select the right pa
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1y ago
And this is the problem with homelessness. There are two drastically different “classes” of homeless people. There’s the working single mother waitress or nurse who fell behind on bills due to medical debt, maybe rent went up and is just ba
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1y ago
Correctness and sentience are perfectly orthogonal.
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I believe that consciousness has to be closed tied to our senses. I’ve always assumed that if you had none of the five senses (plus some of the other less talked about ones) you really wouldn’t be conscious. All thoughts are tied to some im
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One of the most insightful things I learned about myself. Sam Harris has a fascinating 2hr podcast on the subject of free will. The idea that we don’t choose what we think is fascinating and so obvious after it’s explained. But I don’t know
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The way I’ve always figured the only entity in the entire universe that I can be absolutely sure as conscious is me. I have absolutely no proof that anyone else is conscious. People argue whether ChatGPT is conscious, but they failed to rec
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1y ago
He’s also inaccurate when he states that digital cinema is encoded in the P3 color space. It’s actually encoded in the.XYZ colorspace but in most cases, the code values delivered are limited to those that fall within the P3 color gamut. But
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1y ago
Yeah, I don’t think I follow, just because the university is in Tel Aviv means they have to conflict mythology with science? Seems very condescending.
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Why try to minimize it or be defensive about the figure? The Biden administration is proud the number is high. Do you want the number high or low? From ChatGPT: > So, while 10–11 million CBP encounters is the most solid official figure
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The Biden administration proudly reversed course from Obama's stance on immigration. I never said anything about democrats vs republicans. Each administration seems to take immigration differently with no connection to party lines (bes
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https://apnews.com/article/new-york-migrants-shelter-time-li... https://nhjournal.com/as-illegal-immigrants-swamp-mas-emerge... https://www.foxnews.com/us/migrant-arrested-broad-da
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I guess you didn't see what happened in NYC? Do articles like this sound like, "No one noticed they were here"? https://apnews.com/article/new-york-migrants-shelter-time-li...
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1y ago
Or maybe they just got tired of millions of immigrants flaunting the law and overburdening the system? We had unprecedented levels of illegal immigration over the last four years. Do you think it went unnoticed and didn’t adversely affect a
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1y ago
So all counties with strong border policies are racist? That’s preposterous. Australia has some of the strictest border policies (drastically more strict than us). Do you believe they’re just racist policies too?
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Perceived enemy? Even the most liberal of cities touting themselves as “sanctuary cities” had to pivot and declare they simply cannot handle the influx. 12million immigrants came into the country during the Biden administration. This type o
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1y ago
Why? Does the a sense of quotes and commas really make a difference in context size?
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1y ago
I agree would love to see a typescript version.
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1y ago
I’ve never heard anyone claim any of those things to be true.
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1y ago
It appears it reported the user to the FDA not FBI. Not sure why the author misread the composed email.
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1y ago
This should be a first class feature in iOS. Hey Siri teach me what elide means.
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1y ago
I agree and only use emacs in the console and love it. With the advent of lsp modes and real time typescript and linting it’s fantastic. But one thing I don’t like about the console is when LSP mode is giving you an in-line error on the rig
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Can you explain what the use case is for this tool?
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How is it corruption? Any automaker could have chosen to build their factories here. Tesla did. Others chose not to. Shouldn’t they be lauded for that? Apple builds phones in China, but Teslas are built in Oakland. I just find it pretty coo
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Yep. The whole time I kept thinking, “oh so that’s why I have to that to the curta” or “oh so now I get what’s happening in my curta!”
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Well, our brain is comprised only of a finite number of neurons. How could it possibly not be finite?
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Yeah, but he didn’t post the answer.
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https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2025/02/x-in-2024-doubled-high...
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Um it is. And it was started by Obama. He
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Yes, but that's entirely orthogonal to the "coding" algorithms being used and which are specifically responsible for the improvement that GP was describing. HLS is really just a way to empower the client with the ownership of
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