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by proto-n 3y ago
Trigger points afaik are a widely accepted concept, my physical therapist tells me that something like 90% of the time her patients' problems are due to trigger points. Or more correctly due to cramping and tense muscles, which trigger
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by proto-n 3y ago
"Created on top of" does not mean training on the ouput, rather finetuning the model.
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by proto-n 3y ago
To be pedantic, this data doesn't say anything about the far right. For that, you would need to cite data about the far right itself (instead of red vs blue states), or lacking that try to argue correlations between far right presenc
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by proto-n 3y ago
> What mechanisms would be in place to allow me to transfer money from my KYC bank account to an anonymous wallet without it being tracked? I really doubt that they intend do use it, but zero-knowledge cryptography indeed can accomplish
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by proto-n 3y ago
Is iron oxide magnetic in nanoparticle size? Because if it is, then we can probably very efficiently filter it before releasing it into the atmosphere.
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by proto-n 3y ago
But also don't underestimate how huge it would be if we could store energy efficiently as elemental iron. E.g., produce it using solar, burn it for grid energy. Of course that depends on the efficiency of the whole process.
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by proto-n 3y ago
At least for the last point I use conda with the nb_conda/nb_conda_kernels packages, which makes you able to switch kernels to different environments.
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by proto-n 3y ago
A good post on the subject: https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/04/28/the-control-group-is-o...
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by proto-n 3y ago
They just confirmed killing 3rd party apps with unreasonable pricing
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by proto-n 3y ago
Originally they intended to launch a few days earlier, so I don't think the funny date held much significance in the choice
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by proto-n 3y ago
I never said NFT-s were required or the only possible solution, I said that I don't think NFT-s in games are inherently bad or evil (which is a quite popular opinion)
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by proto-n 3y ago
You are kind of arguing my point. Blizzard won't do it because it loves exploiting their status against the player. But that's a point for nft-s, it would make it harder to exploit players. Yeah I agree it won't ever happen,
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by proto-n 3y ago
> these items rely on the goodwill of the people who make the games But they rely on the goodwill of the game devs regardless of the items being NFT-s. Patches causing meta changes is a regular thing without NFT-s. > someone who is bo
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by proto-n 3y ago
No idea, which one is more popular? Also, can you please try to argue why?
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by proto-n 3y ago
Going against the usual knee jerk "crypto bad" reaction, I don't think nft-s are inherently bad in games. All the usual hatepoints (microtransactions, pay to win, developer still controls the use of the nfts, etc) are true or
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by proto-n 3y ago
On the other hand, if it had chosen our planet as its destination 1559 years ago, then we would have no way of being aware of this fact until next year
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by proto-n 4y ago
While the tech might be dominant in a few years, that doesn't mean OpenAI is also going to dominate.
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by proto-n 4y ago
I think you have the wrong mental model about market caps. Market cap going down by $70B does not mean that $70B has been withdrawn.
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by proto-n 4y ago
I think it's mostly the search engine that is bad, the collection is ok. Queries for some of your "FAIL" lines: https://www.iconhunt.site/?search=satellite-dish https://www.iconhunt.site/?sear
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by proto-n 4y ago
I think it is a very good argument. I'm really taken aback by seemingly everyone playing dumb. Maybe I'm dumb. I feel like I'm in the twilight zone. Displaying whatever you want on your website is an established thing. It mig
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by proto-n 4y ago
On their own websites, which is a huge difference
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by proto-n 4y ago
Based on the title alone, you might think that this is about needing silence to be creative. But as far as I understand, the (very short) post is more about the lack of feedback while creating. "While you’re reading this, creative peop
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by proto-n 4y ago
Here's an old approach doing something similar, for reference: [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsjDnYxJ0bo
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by proto-n 4y ago
Well, ethereum has been slightly deflationary since the merge. Though it doesn't offer 20% either
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by proto-n 4y ago
I'm far from gen z, but I spent a lot of time communicating through chat in the past ~20 years, and I've gotta say, to me, most of this is not "Gen Z" stuff, but "chat native" stuff. It becomes pretty obvious p
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by proto-n 4y ago
Here's what I would have answered to the OP in the link: This technology is going to be developed regardless of what we do here. Please realize that you are not advocating for it not to be developed: rather, you are advocating for it n
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by proto-n 4y ago
I understand what you mean, and I think we are unfortunately not there yet. Right now you still mostly need to understand the details to make something work. In many areas, it's not even just a leaky abstraction [1] where it works 90%
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by proto-n 4y ago
I can't exclude the possibility. But kind of in the same sense that I can't exclude the possibility that it's actually true. Sure, might be that I'm simply not aware of the poem, etc. I find this extremely unlikely. I al
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by proto-n 4y ago
I don't think I am: I just read the transcript of a quite funny chatgpt conversation, where it was asked to explain about a hungarian poet (Petőfi Sándor) in hungarian. It listed some true facts, then a list of the "most famous po
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by proto-n 4y ago
No, what you are writing is not correct. It can make up "information" on the fly. It's goal is to sound plausible, not to tell the truth. Second, the "language model" is a text completion engine. What can be control

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