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by r2_pilot 1y ago
(also observed to be lethal in cases)
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Ah. I find that I don't have enough focus on my projects where I use Claude and so it helps keep me focused, plus I can outline a task, hit send, and deal with the next crisis, then come back to what got generated and evaluate it.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
I believe the expression is "beard the lion in his den".
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
If so, why not prompt it to make a second pass with your observations and see how the results change?
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
I mean, before you get to military bases, there are Pearson's testing centers that have lockers for your phone/gear and proctored exams.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Start by deciding its purpose. The form will follow the purpose. If you know electrical engineering, you won't make as many mistakes as I have. If you know mechanical engineering, you won't take as long to design the components as
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
First, list and save the currently active timers: ```bash systemctl list-timers --state=active --no-legend | awk '{print $NF}' > /tmp/active_timers.txt ``` Stop all active timers: ```bash sudo systemctl stop $(cat &#x
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Specifically, free will can't affect chemistry or physics, because what, to you, is free will, to me, is chemical reactions that lead to your body making movements. Since no known process is capable of altering these reactions, ergo yo
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
>free will is one big reason why god would not reveal himself in a universal fashion. Much like how religion posits a soul, you are positing free will despise observing that rocks always fall in accordance with the laws of physics and we
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Write letters and post them in the mail to other humans.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
Americans, on paper, don't elect dictators for 4 years. While they may elect people who either misinterpret the scope of Article II or listen to others who do, this is not solely the fault of the foundational documents and intents.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
This is quite possibly a mondegreen.
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by r2_pilot 1y ago
I don't have much to add to this discussion except I have in fact been mailed a potato several years ago.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
>>The "headlights shelf" is because the protruding bumper is designed to be lower, to make the vehicle compatible with other cars during a crash, in order to protect the safety of other cars. Okay but this is still a poorly
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
It's tough but doable; Parker Space Probe will reach 192 km/s and it'd take about 47 km/s to overtake Voyager 2 in 2 decades. A lot of gravity assists would be needed.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
This works pretty well when I did a proof of concept with Claude and rMPP a couple of months ago. It even handles scheduling fuzzy times ("I want to do this sometime but I don't have any real time I want to do it, pick a time that
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
I did this a few months ago with the Remarkable Paper Pro and Claude. It worked quite well, my handwriting is pretty terrible, and I even had a clunky workflow where I could just write down stuff I wanted to do, and roughly(or specifically)
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
It's literally down. https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and-business/hhs-we...
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
For Windows, maybe this helps. 1. Open Device Manager 2. Find the keyboard under "Keyboards" 3. Right-click and select "Properties" 4. Go to the "Power Management" tab 5. Make sure "Allow this device to w
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
If you're already using microcontrollers, why not emulate a USB keyboard with one, and have an IR sensor that triggers a key press when it gets a signal?
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Thankfully Anthropic is capable of doing research and development and are not limiting themselves to current LLM technology.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Not to mention the valuable time and attention of those who have exactly zero interest in it but have to field questions from friends and hear about it all the time from said crypto-bros.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
The latest research indicates that the greying occurs when certain migrating cells get stuck in the hair follicle. This also suggests greying can be reversible, which I know from experience as I have plucked hairs which are grey at the tip
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Then how are untrained users supposed to trust passkeys if they can't understand how they're secured when a third party is holding them?
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
I'm still deeply disappointed about Kerbal Space Program 2,for that matter.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Helium is a common pressure/purge gas in the fuel/oxidizer tanks.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
As a current (and now reconsidering) subscriber, I can't agree with this sentiment enough.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
I must have missed the part where, at birth, I signed the social contract saying that I approve of the governance and monetary policy. That, or I'm not free.
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
>You may disagree with that particular source, but your remark glosses over the grim reality: a heck of a lot of people died under socialism, more than the entire body count arising from World War 2. I'm specifically trying to avoid
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by r2_pilot 2y ago
Oh, I'm so glad you brought that up! Considering your own sources, seems like that work of scholarship may have not been an entirely impartial view. Particularly, from your own wiki link, >Margolin and Werth felt that Courtois was &

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