nemonemo

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by nemonemo 2y ago
Do you have a past example where this already-proven theorem/new tools/objects would have been only possible by human but not AI? Any such example would make your arguments much more approachable by non-mathematicians.
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by nemonemo 2y ago
Thank you for these amazing answers. Mother's curse is a notion I had no idea of, but it makes sense now that I think about it. And chloroplasts have separate DNAs from the species ones? That really is also eye-opening.. Biology is ful
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by nemonemo 2y ago
It doesn't seem the article addresses this, but I'd ask these questions: "would it be possible that mitochondria's evolutional interest and the organism's interest are not aligned?" "how many independent D
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by nemonemo 2y ago
I find a light exercise for extended duration of time right before sleep helps my sleep the best. The key for me seems not doing anything stressful right before sleep after the exercise, and drinking plenty of water but not food/sugar.
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by nemonemo 2y ago
What is your opinion of the addendum? I think the addendum and the pre-trained checkpoint are the substance of the announcement, and it is surprising to see little mention of those here.
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by nemonemo 2y ago
"sick days reduced by a third" does not seem to be a level of reduction that could induce a problematic rebound.
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by nemonemo 2y ago
Can't they simply charge more premium and pay for the reinsurance? Uncertainty is where the premium comes from, and I would think insurance business in BRK should thrive with it.
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by nemonemo 2y ago
What is the alternative? Have you considered a possibility that those could be the best out there for 911 despite their imperfections?
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by nemonemo 2y ago
Does emergencies make speeding legal for usual cars? I could imagine police cars or ambulances could be exempt from the rule. Also, adjusting the insurance cost based on the speed limiter seems a balanced policy to me regardless of those fr
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by nemonemo 3y ago
Is there any underlying reason for the high traffic incident rate from the insurance company? Glendale seemed relatively safe when I was driving there.
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by nemonemo 3y ago
Typically benchmarks have limited aspects they are measuring. I can imagine another suite of benchmarks with longer contexts, but in that case, it might be more difficult to do it in a blind comparison form. At the least, it would be quite
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by nemonemo 3y ago
Would insurances cover it on the basis like that? I wonder if there is any similar medicine that is covered for a similar total treatment reason.
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by nemonemo 3y ago
For one individual, maybe your analogy might be closer to what evolution tries, but I suspect in a large group of individual in a species over a long period, a more eloquent description could be emerged.
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by nemonemo 3y ago
In that case, I would think the company should also show that an equivalent job is offered to non-visa worker with a similar pay. Without that, such rule would not be sustainable.
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by nemonemo 3y ago
It seems the Ask culture's norm is more favorable in welcoming new members whereas the Guess culture's norm is more favorable in building loyalties to the community among members. IMO curiosity and fear are underlying factors of t
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by nemonemo 3y ago
Why mainly through GMO foods? I am wondering if other non-GMO ones would use mostly non Roundups, which would be a surprise to me given the availability of Roundups for vegetation control purpose around houses.
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by nemonemo 3y ago
My experience with PAs and NPs have been mixed. I would still prefer MD doctors if I have a choice. Now that there are many reasonably good medical education systems outside US, why doesn't US just open more to those international MDs?
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by nemonemo 3y ago
I doubt US would be able to see a level of medical accessibility on par with many European countries. The medical education system has a perverse incentive to reduce the yearly graduates -- the less graduates there are, the more profits and
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by nemonemo 3y ago
This sounds amazing, but at the same time, I am concerned about the rain forest. Obviously more economically useful crops would accelerate repurposing the rain forest. Maybe the world would need to subsidize Brazil more to keep the rain for
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by nemonemo 3y ago
Sorry for my ignorance, but is NL Netherlands? Also, could you give me some more context on why the people would be laughing?
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by nemonemo 4y ago
One more factor in the demand side: population. IMO it is hard to predict.
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by nemonemo 4y ago
Those two types of maps are targeting different groups -- paper maps targeting the somewhat advanced users who know the basic navigation and have little need to consult the legend. The electronic maps target much wider audience and can be d
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by nemonemo 4y ago
It is like the search engines vs. SEO arms race. The hope could be that such proliferation can be managed by disincentivizing such abuses. The reality might be vastly different with codes that have more regularity and better chance for AI&#
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by nemonemo 5y ago
Citation needed. Magnesium is definitely critical for living organisms, humans or or other animals or plants alike, but that shouldn't be confused with the question of whether Magnesium deficiency leads to hypertension.
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by nemonemo 5y ago
Maybe being an ER doctor itself could bias their decisions more favorable toward CT scans. ER people may see dead people & people with tumors more often than pediatric doctors in their offices. The usual pediatric doctors would see much
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by nemonemo 5y ago
I can think of a few milestones in the future for AVs: * the first accident between two fully automated AVs. * the first such accident within AVs from the leading company. * the first fatality in fully automated AVs * when uber or
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by nemonemo 5y ago
I think the word "allegedly" probably indicates SEC did not use the messaging app as the route to uncover this. If I were a part of SEC, unless there is some regulatory hurdle, I'd use some other information (e.g., some gov d
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by nemonemo 5y ago
Who pays the bill eventually? I would wish the people directly benefit from the power line should pay for it. (The article seems paywalled.)
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by nemonemo 5y ago
I consider google doc coding an extension of the white board coding, which often happens in pair programming. I do not think it should aim perfectly working code, but at least I would personally expect reasonably good whiteboard coding hygi
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by nemonemo 5y ago
I think another good use case for this sort of hardware/service could be for youtubers/streamers/performers who want to provide immersive interaction to the viewers. If I am a fan of a singer, I'd definitely pay for an o

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