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by pxx 10mo ago
It's only a small selection of inputs. I have a solve group that calls it "Advent of Input Roulette" because (back when there was a global leaderboard) you can definitely get a better expected score by just assuming your inpu
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by pxx 11mo ago
Nobody wants 10 months in a year. What we want is 13 28-day months a year plus one or two intercalary days. But organized religion gets in the way.
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by pxx 11mo ago
I saw the diagram in the original blogpost, laughed, but after a bit of sketching it out I think we're both wrong. R/2R ladders are useful in DACs (and are really cool there) but don't look like they're used in digipot a
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by pxx 1y ago
"All" isn't right. You can only encode decision problems in NP into a SAT instance of polynomially-balanced size. Sure, that's a lot of things, but there are things provably not in this set.
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by pxx 1y ago
Is that actually the story of Uber? They didn't start with "let a random person drive you around"; they did licensed-limousine-by-app (which is the incremental "boring" improvement this post hates) until Lyft came a
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by pxx 1y ago
wtf, is this comment also AI written? this is peak satire
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by pxx 1y ago
An A press is an A press. You can't say it's only a half.
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by pxx 1y ago
it's not even aarch64. but what they're saying is they don't want to deal with the support nightmare of supporting anything but the unmodifiable SteamOS image.
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Happy Yeltsin Supermarket Day!(cato.org)
4 points by pxx 1y ago|0 comments
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by pxx 1y ago
This is a pretty neat problem. Maybe this isn't the activity for you...
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by pxx 1y ago
libgen.help is frequently updated
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by pxx 1y ago
An A press is an A press. You can't say it's only a half
43.
by pxx 1y ago
there are shortcuts but they can also compose their response in a richer text editor then paste. matched quotation marks also typically show up.
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by pxx 1y ago
> What this whole thing hallucinated by an LLM? probably not, because LLMs are a little more competent than this
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by pxx 1y ago
to be fair, slack not delivering messages is a very typical failure mode in my experience. slack isn't fit for purpose. the missing messages will eventually show up but long after the negative impact has been realized.
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by pxx 1y ago
I left a firm that was refusing to fix compensation issues because "attrition is near zero." The only thing I said in my exit interview was that I was leaving specifically because of compensation and I didn't want to comment
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by pxx 1y ago
other than the single-winner/multiple-winner focus problem: sure the empirics may be a bit old but there's also the theory? We don't see any reason why we'd magically get better third party support in simulations as well
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by pxx 1y ago
Why? IRV will poison the well against actually usable voting schemes. It practically already has.
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by pxx 1y ago
that's less of a variant of IRV than it is a Condorcet method with a weird cycle-breaking rule. you still lose monotonicity with your weird rule so idk why you'd argue for this over any of the other Condorcet methods... though: th
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by pxx 1y ago
I don't think your example is really a counterexample. Work-provided Blackberries allowed you to be more responsive to work messages while communicating over an ostensibly secure medium. on the other hand, making sure that people use A
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by pxx 1y ago
It doesn't matter. Hare/Instant Runoff voting (deceivingly marketed as "ranked-choice voting" in the US) neither empirically [0] nor theoretically [1] improves the viability of third parties. Honestly IRV is worse than p
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by pxx 1y ago
OpenAI seems to do this. I've gotten complete nonsense replies from their support for billing questions.
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by pxx 2y ago
Cash logistics typically cost much more than credit card fees no matter where you are located [0]. In the US, explicit cash deposit fees are typically only at ~0.1-0.3% (as a consumer you don't see these but check out a business fee sc
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by pxx 2y ago
third-party manufacturers cheat for battery life benchmarks and they don't even get that much better battery life. the current state of the pixel phones allows me all day battery life without such headaches. in my experience with OnePl
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by pxx 2y ago
I don't know if you can actually stitch the equations together though because they have different initial values, albeit in higher order derivatives than Newtonian mechanics cares about. see https://blog.gruffdavies.com&#x2F
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by pxx 2y ago
did you? the title and content of this post is about math results. you should really consider the possibility that you're very wrong here. the discussion is about hypothetical results from classical mechanics, which, along with the res
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by pxx 2y ago
that's... that's the joke.
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by pxx 2y ago
it's probably just a skill issue. the wifi at the Chaos Communication Congress, on the other hand, is spectacular.
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by pxx 2y ago
what are you talking about. you're not going to fill worse than nbbo
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PAM, but with Raw Input(github.com)
1 points by pxx 2y ago|0 comments

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