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by nomel 7mo ago
By definition, you can't interpolate a sample. A sample is a measured value. What you can do, if and only if you have an exactly repeating signal triggering at the same point within a cycle, is change the delay between the trigger and
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by nomel 7mo ago
Let's use a non-ambiguous language for this. May I suggest Lojban [1][2]? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lojban [2] Someone speaking it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxQjwbUiM9w
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by nomel 7mo ago
Why does your definition of "AGI" have to exclude nearly all humans? Wouldn't it still be "AGI" if it was as smart as the average human? Since when did AGI stop representing the words that make term? Artificial (man
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by nomel 7mo ago
> I don't know about them, but I can natively generate images in my mind. Not all humans can: Aphantasia! I think people will only accept a "Yes" to the question of "Is it AGI?" when large portions of the popula
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by nomel 7mo ago
The three letter agencies have a long history of ignoring the constitution, long before the Trump administration, going back to their inception, including as recent as the Biden administration [1]. [1] https://ij.org/press-r
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by nomel 7mo ago
The supreme court had a 5-4 decision related to this [1]. Was there something specific, in that decision, that leaves a loophole open? [1] https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/17pdf/16-402_h315.pdf
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by nomel 7mo ago
It appears all the "disk" labels are categorical. The concept I'm trying to find the name for is the continuous, slow, asymptotic reduction in the number of disjoint particles/collections spinning around a star. All the
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by nomel 7mo ago
you're missing the context of this thread. for the purpose of code quality/review, it can only work if the other person is a programmer.
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by nomel 7mo ago
Hyperswitch and Hyperdock solved the problems for me. Couldn't live without actual alt-tab behavior or window previews.
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by nomel 7mo ago
> because there is no source of energy for it. Couldn't it have started in the accretion disk?
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by nomel 7mo ago
It would be interesting to see the cost breakdown of the BOM for the two headphones. I wouldn't be surprised if Beyerdynamic has similar, if not more , margin.
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by nomel 7mo ago
> so perhaps the headphones org just doesn't have to face the music? Some people don't like anything in their ears. Some people have ear canals that don't work/aren't comfortable with "standard" tips. T
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by nomel 7mo ago
Same thing can be achieved (mostly) by disabling youtube watch and search history. It causes the home page to be blank, and all recommendations under any video are usually from your subscriptions, related your subscriptions, or directly rel
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by nomel 8mo ago
> Your original reply strongly indicated that you were skeptical and questioning the user’s claim. No, I was honestly genuinely interested. This is foreign to me and thought there might be an interesting starting point. You should read c
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by nomel 8mo ago
I personally know two families who use their grandparents address to get into a better school district.
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by nomel 8mo ago
From what I've seen, it means whatever he's doing is very statistically significant.
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by nomel 8mo ago
> You could also simply have taken the quote you were responding to and run it through a few LLMs to acquire those examples. Wasn't me, but probably because this was unnecessary and rude. An example, or a link, when a claim is made,
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by nomel 8mo ago
press the little "Press: ?" for mapping: Arrow Up / Down: Change channel G: Toggle guide M: Mute I: Import channels ?: This menu Esc: Close modal
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by nomel 8mo ago
> in recent history where technology has displaced workers, labor has either had to fight some very bloody battles or had stronger labor organization what examples are you thinking of?
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by nomel 8mo ago
> There is no recognition I've never written or contributed to open source code with this being the goal. I never even considered this is why people do it.
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by nomel 8mo ago
I would say that's exactly not the solution, since the surface area is too large to hard code (which is somewhat the point of this). Evidence being, it's 2026 and there are exactly 0 robots that can do this simple task reliably, i
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by nomel 8mo ago
No hope even with that, as long as Citizens United is still alive and kicking.
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by nomel 8mo ago
Could you expand on this a bit?
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by nomel 8mo ago
The charitable interpretation is "just eat more fiber, regardless of the rest"
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by nomel 8mo ago
as the references point out (please re-read this chain), it increased but is not increasing . the context of what your replying to: > The US is in an excellent position to massively harness wind and solar and yet right now it's d
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by nomel 8mo ago
It appears the author entirely omitted the quotes where the legal experts actually suggest this. Here are all the quotes, from the article: > "It's not at all clear that the statute can even apply to an American company wher
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by nomel 8mo ago
Good news, it doesn't block! It just puts a red mark next to their name, so you can put less effort into that comment, if you choose. And, it's social. If someone you've marked green is also using this, and they marks someo
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by nomel 8mo ago
> but there's something of a grand social contract that keeps the concept of accounts on websites working no there's not. this is complete and utter fiction. the things that keep it working are ads and normal users putting
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by nomel 8mo ago
What is "it" you're referring to here? Nobody is talking about current LLM. And, we don't know if gradient decent will be involved, since the systems don't exist yet. Maybe it all be some runtime gradient decent.
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by nomel 8mo ago
Maybe a reasonable approach would be that people could flag posts with a "probably AI" button to eventually trigger a "bot test" for that account ( currently , the "score 5 in this mini game" type seem pretty c

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