phyzome

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by phyzome 11mo ago
Not much, what's flu with you?
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by phyzome 1y ago
You might just not have any. It really varies by area, probably a mix of genes and environment. Some areas I can't find any, some areas are rich with them.
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by phyzome 1y ago
I don't think synesthesia is necessarily a good explanation. I am quite good at spotting 4-leaf clovers, but I don't have synesthesia. My eye just "catches" on them. I'm pretty sure it's actually the angle of
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by phyzome 1y ago
Wow, to hell with that. I'm not installing an airline app, even if I had a smartphone.
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by phyzome 1y ago
I don't know if this is the solution, but we desperately need one. It's to the point where "email bombing" is forcing service providers to add captchas to login and registration because those forms are being abused as
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by phyzome 1y ago
We might be missing information, such as that the person who beat up a cop also had their license suspended.
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by phyzome 1y ago
...I'm confused, is there something I'm missing in this post? I only see 4 sentences, with almost no information.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Nah, I've seen them screw in all sorts of ways that would fail in some conditions and not others. You're way too optimistic about this.
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by phyzome 1y ago
It might help that Arch has an absurdly good wiki.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Don't post AI output that people didn't ask for. It's rude.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Yeah, this is my precise experience. No matter what I say, some AI booster will show up to argue that I didn't experience what I experienced. (And if I enjoyed being gaslighted, I'd just be using the LLMs in the first place.)
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by phyzome 1y ago
I've been hearing "they'll be better in a few months/years" for a few years now.
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by phyzome 1y ago
I find it fascinating that your reaction to that situation is to double down while my reaction would be to kill it with fire.
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by phyzome 1y ago
You can always just slow down for 30 seconds if you're not sure.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Ah, I see what you're saying! I think in my case I'm just not that concerned by the hypothetical because my parents haven't done sequencing/genetic screening and also aren't likely to. I guess the main question is h
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by phyzome 1y ago
Collapse-hits... hadn't thought about those in years. Brought back some trauma.
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by phyzome 1y ago
For people who have reasonable browsers (i.e. you can install extensions) you can already live in this world. For example: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/consent-o-mat...
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by phyzome 1y ago
Yeah, I think you're missing the whole point of the "anonymously" part. :-)
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by phyzome 1y ago
And what would that gain them? "X and Y had a son"?
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by phyzome 1y ago
The DNA itself is not "anonymous", but I would do it without giving my real name, address, etc. They could know who the DNA is related to, but not gain more information than that. Even better would be to swap identity with someone
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by phyzome 1y ago
Yeah, the only way I would ever do DNA sequencing is anonymously...
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by phyzome 1y ago
I'd recommend Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographic_transition
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by phyzome 1y ago
Here's an actual article, which you can find by following the DOI: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adp6699 -- unfortunately not open access, so it's not feasible for me to check if anything i
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by phyzome 1y ago
Flagged -- image and text produced by generative AI. Not a real article.
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by phyzome 1y ago
The Google Doc was a better and easier read than the LLM output. If you don't have the time, unpolished stuff in your own voice is just fine. (The LLM output was more or less unreadable for me, but your original was very easy to follow
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by phyzome 1y ago
That might be true within a certain band, but if enough people stop flying, there's only so much elasticity there. Eventually they stop flying as many planes. (Of course, subsidies probably throw a wrench in all of this.)
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by phyzome 1y ago
Well, I don't drive either, except for a longer distance trip once or twice a year...
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by phyzome 1y ago
Yeah, when people say "flying has a high carbon footprint", they're not kidding . It's really quite massive. I don't fly any more.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Previously featured on HN as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45004846 "Comet AI browser can get prompt injected from any site, drain your bank account"
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by phyzome 1y ago
trust me bro, the next model bro, it's just way better bro

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