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by phreeza 3y ago
It can work like that in principle, if you have several microphones and emitters, though most practical implementations do focus on canceling at a certain point in space, as you mention.
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by phreeza 3y ago
Yea I don't disagree, just wanted to point out that the hidden variable would not mean that matter actually behaves like a classical mechanics machine.
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by phreeza 3y ago
The problem is that any hidden variable resolving quantum indeterminacy would have to be non -local, i.e. able to propagate itself faster than light, which would also violate our understanding of the world quite a bit.
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by phreeza 3y ago
I would say the crucial thing is actually making a falsifiable prediction, not having a scientific grounding. There are also many "just so" stories that make sense at face value but are not really falsifiable (e.g. Evo psych is fu
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by phreeza 3y ago
In other news, the number of sociology graduates strongly correlates with the number of non-commercial space launches in a given year! https://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations In all seriousness though, it is pretty
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by phreeza 3y ago
A note for people not familiar with the terminology - "functional connectivity" is a specific technical term that really just means temporal correlation between brain areas, as opposed to "structural connectivity" which
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by phreeza 3y ago
I use a machine for the initial kneading but then do manual stretch and fold a couple of times.
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by phreeza 3y ago
And from there a lot of it presumably has flowed into cloud and advertising spend.
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by phreeza 3y ago
In principle it is right that it makes sense to use animals to get the optimal amount of calories out of marginal land that can't be used to directly grow edible plants. The current state of agriculture is very far removed from that op
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by phreeza 3y ago
The maximum take off and landing weights for a Cessna 172 are the same, so I don't think a heavier landing gear would be required.
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by phreeza 4y ago
I read this as humane-ness. Found the opposite...
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by phreeza 4y ago
Was this comment written by an LLM?
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by phreeza 4y ago
Last I checked, non AI AdBlock already works pretty well, why would you need AI?
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Study: car evolution trends (2015)(teoalida.com)
41 points by phreeza 4y ago|32 comments
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by phreeza 4y ago
This website seems like really low quality blogspam. Higher quality source: https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/swiss-may-face-a-future-referen...
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by phreeza 4y ago
If you suspect some flag effects interact with each other (e.g. one flag increases button size by 10%, and the other decreases it by 10%) you can go one step further and define feature groups and hash by user-id + group-id and then assign n
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by phreeza 4y ago
Reminds me of the "That doesn't look like anything to me" line in the Westworld TV show, where the AIs are unable to perceive things that reveal their own nature as robots to them.
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by phreeza 4y ago
Ad serving systems make similar decisions based on click probabilities all the time, and make heavy use of NLP methods.
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by phreeza 4y ago
Did you read the post?
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by phreeza 4y ago
Nominative determinism strikes again, weaving together different prompts and models.
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by phreeza 4y ago
Can you explain how this happens to me as a non-american? I own an apartment in a multi apartment complex (so I guess that would be called a condo in the US?) and together with the other owners we have an association and we vote on stuff on
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by phreeza 4y ago
Which camera allows you to do that. I wish my Sony Alpha had that ability instead of using the horrendous app they require.
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by phreeza 4y ago
Is it really true that children are so easily indoctrinated? In my experience there is a decent probability that they rebel against whatever the dominant ideology is when they are growing up once they enter puberty.
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by phreeza 4y ago
May be true for radio signals, with the possible exception of OTH radar? But there are other technosignatures such as atmospheric composition that they may also be able to detect at substantial distances I think.
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by phreeza 4y ago
What blows my mind is that the grand ocean liners (Four Funnel Liners, like the Titanic) were all built over a span of 25 years. So the jet age is already at least twice as long as the era of production of those great steam ships was.
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by phreeza 4y ago
I'm not on blind but I thought you need a corporate email to even sign up there?
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by phreeza 4y ago
I agree, another good meat alternative that has sufficient contrast in taste for me is fried Halloumi cheese.
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by phreeza 4y ago
The only situation where Germans would generally scold someone for crossing at a red light is when a small child is present. There is a widespread norm not to cross in that case, because children are considered less capable of making the ju
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by phreeza 4y ago
Unintentionally played I might add... But I will leave it at that.
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by phreeza 4y ago
I think the intention of the post not mentioning the handle was just to prevent old discussions from flaring up or so? The post doesn't really contain any new information on the person that would be worth obscuring. So I just thought I

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