pazimzadeh

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by pazimzadeh 14d ago
I don't think that's the problem. One problem is that there's no good incentive to spend significant time doing good peer review.
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by pazimzadeh 14d ago
I thought the PR article did a decent job or saying just that, except maybe for the title
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by pazimzadeh 14d ago
no idea what you're talking about. watson and crick's paper was not peer reviewed, neither were darwin's papers. not sure what you think happens in peer review but it's probably overrated.
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by pazimzadeh 15d ago
watt about in performance per watt?
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by pazimzadeh 18d ago
Same. The Even Realities R1 ring looks interesting, but only works with their glasses.
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by pazimzadeh 22d ago
What was incendiary? All I did was remove some quotes from the article that I already linked. I decided to see what you would reply to the first message first. Curious why you won't engage about Israel, now you're doing ad hominem
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by pazimzadeh 22d ago
Here is the comment you just deleted: Of course Saudis have their finger in it too, including pushing radical Wahhabism Islamism that also inspired Osama. Which is also currently one of the major reasons UAE/MBZ is in a proxy fight
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by pazimzadeh 22d ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Hezbollah was created after Israel invaded Lebanon in 1978, and Hezbollah was not involved in 9/11. By your logic, shouldn't we be enemies with Saudi Arabia and Israel, who have incubated and fund
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by pazimzadeh 22d ago
The absence of Iran in any of this is notable. Almost like there was no reason to include them in the 'Axis of Evil' at a time when the US was providing cover for them in the fight against Taliban.
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by pazimzadeh 22d ago
I guess but an EV costs $30k+ but an iphone 13 mini costs like $200 and a brand new battery for it from apple costs $100
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by pazimzadeh 22d ago
were you letting it run for hours like the OP, or doing short tasks and reviewing/testing each one? every once in a while I also ask it to consolidate/summarize docs and stuff like that. we'll see what happens in a week thoug
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by pazimzadeh 22d ago
I don't know how to make apps or evaluate code, but with astra I having been making an iOS app on my own for the first time and it's going great. my app is not terribly complex but requires using bluetooth and other intricacies wh
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by pazimzadeh 23d ago
battery life is significantly better on the 13 mini
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by pazimzadeh 23d ago
I have a 13 mini and I'm in the same boat, but curious why would you not have already have upgraded from the 12 to 13 mini at this point?
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by pazimzadeh 23d ago
It’s definitely glasses. Once you try any even low res HUD glasses like the Vuzix Z100, or even the Vision Pro, you might realize how annoying it is that phones, tablets, and even books subtly force you to look downwards all day. There’s no
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by pazimzadeh 23d ago
Apple has always done that do a degree, that’s not what I’m talking about. iPod wasn’t the first MP3 player, etc. I’m talking about the live announcement/delivery of the product.
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by pazimzadeh 24d ago
says who?
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by pazimzadeh 24d ago
not sure, he doesn't have shaky hands in the videos though so I assume nerves
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by pazimzadeh 24d ago
I don't think the vibe significantly shifted in a positive way. It seemed like it was going to with Ternus' opening statements, but then it was back to the same vibe. Hard to put into words, but kind of a droning boring safe micro
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by pazimzadeh 28d ago
right, isn't that kind of what i said? so isn't that how they did it back in ancient times?
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by pazimzadeh 28d ago
> How did people figure out the positions of the frets without calculators and precision measuring instruments? If you had perfect pitch (maybe relative pitch is enough) then couldn't you just make marks in each position on the fret
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by pazimzadeh 1mo ago
I would not focus on individual cells but the ability to grow super fast, which itself is not a defect since it's important during development, but the checks on this ability can be removed by later mutations/metabolic issues
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by pazimzadeh 1mo ago
that's a lot of opinion without much reasoning/support even if you're right, all fields are progressing at the same time, including biology, and the synergies are going to be significant
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by pazimzadeh 1mo ago
Probably happened on wood, which wasn’t preserved
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by pazimzadeh 1mo ago
Iran may be the originators of good/evil duality but that doesn't mean we should follow their lead. Anyway Iran are good enough when we want, we fought alongside them in Afghanistan after 9/11 and against ISIS. Their oil was
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by pazimzadeh 1mo ago
terrible. pretty sure all major intelligence agencies do this to some degree
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by pazimzadeh 2mo ago
there is also that anything that blocks UV (sunscreen, windows, etc) by definition blocks UVB first and then UVA, and UVA is the one that penetrates most deeply and has few benefits
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by pazimzadeh 2mo ago
skin grows/regenerates at a rapid pace, which means mutations (mistakes in DNA replication) are naturally likely to happen there than in slow-growing tissue. skin cells and the immune system are constantly self-surveying and nipping th
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by pazimzadeh 2mo ago
the idea that any amount of sun is bad for you is what is retarded https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-026-48477-4 https://imgur.com/a/site-specific-melanoma-risk-by-occupatio...
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by pazimzadeh 2mo ago
technically UVB is much more tanning than UVA. UVA tans for a short amount of time. UVA penetrates much deeper into the skin though and has few benefits (UVB stimulates Vitamin D synthesis).

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