notfed

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   by notfed 3y ago

   > 404 This page could not be found. Is /s a self-fulfilling sarcasm indicator or a typo?
2. 452.▲
   by notfed 3y ago

   This is almost certainly just delegating to Google Lens, which indeed works great. Bard's probably just a middle man here.
3. 453.▲
   by notfed 3y ago

   > the _SAME_ people It's never "the same people".
4. 454.▲
   by notfed 3y ago

   I love the prospect of summarizing papers in layman terms, tuned to my own definition of "layman", and never looking back to the pop-science clickbait world that I've grown to detest.
5. 455.▲
   by notfed 3y ago

   > the kinds of modern classical featured are just noise Ok? Maybe they chose noisy examples on purpose? Focusing on their specific music choices is purely bikeshedding, and misses the point of the whole point of the project. And your ran
6. 456.▲
   by notfed 3y ago

   Also this sounds like an implementation detail with browsers.
7. 457.▲
   by notfed 3y ago

   Is no one going to talk about how the accepted answer was written by Peter Shor ?
8. 458.▲
   by notfed 3y ago

   Try it... you're making things harder on yourself. - Rice cookers are like $10-$20 - You save precious stovetop space - You can start cooking rice and leave the house, e.g., to pick up other last-minute groceries - Once it's cooke
9. 459.▲
   by notfed 3y ago

   To clarify, I agree. I wasn't being sarcastic in my post. But, I don't like this style of article. It's a kind of internet forum parasite. I really would rather we just post the title, have a discussion about that, and not ha
10. 460.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    Honest answer: You can check by googling "Bitcoin graph". When it goes up, people are buying. The answer is...yes.
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    by notfed 3y ago

    The message I got from this is that news websites are morphing into content-less, bottom-feeding ad sinkholes that exploit the fact the majority of readers don't read more than one paragraph before engaging in a discussion based solely
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    by notfed 3y ago

    > ...the most trusted exchange in crypto... > ...tenets of the web3 philosophy... I usually try to keep a neutral tone, but I'm going to make an exception: What did I just click on, and why? Just, I mean, I don't even see a
13. 463.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    Great, then let's name it "Othello claimed to be solved", then pound it with peer reviews and reproductions for a bit, then we can phrase it as "Othello is solved".
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    by notfed 3y ago

    Classic "Why nerds don't get invited to parties"!
15. 465.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    > Trust but verify. Ok, so, do you trust everything posted on the Internet until you verify it? I really think "distrust but verify" is a heck of a better rule, unless your source has a really solid track record.
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    by notfed 3y ago

    > Get over yourself, let people get excited about little stuff. Some people are looking for facts and science, and some are looking for enthusiasm and excitement. Can't discount either one, I suppose.
17. 467.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    Or just on-site exams? Isn't that the norm anyway? We may see a rise of on-site homework.
18. 468.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    Just wait until Microsoft introduces the .oogle top-level domain!
19. 469.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    The meaning of this is discussed in the FAQ: https://historyofphilosophy.net/faq
20. 470.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    There is always GitHub search.
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    by notfed 3y ago

    I don't get it. Forum "threads" are a well-established, common word. How can you just trademark a core domain word like that? It's like if a bank named itself (and trademarked) "Bank", or like if YouTube rename
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    by notfed 3y ago

    > You don't sell portable speakers using specs, you sell it with aspirational images of it being used on a beach I guess that works for some audiences. For me, this can be a strong signal of low quality bs.
23. 473.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    Okay, but, heavy metals are from the Cacao.
24. 474.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    Sounds like we need to bring back the Evil Bit: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evil_bit
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    by notfed 3y ago

    Do any interpretations not have such a limit?
26. 476.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    I guess this would be neater if it demonstrated multiple pages? Otherwise unclear how it's an improvement from a single html file.
27. 477.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    To be fair, none of the responses did this.
28. 478.▲
    by notfed 3y ago

    Looks fine to me. Maybe our browsers are rendering differently. Can you be specific?
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    by notfed 3y ago

    A key criteria for being a "perfect" apex predator is to be dumb. Smart apex predators rapidly lead to worldwide extinction events.
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    by notfed 3y ago

    Hilarious imagery!!! Thanks for sharing.