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by rcpt 2y ago
It's always been cool. It's why you can't buy a Kei truck or a BYD car
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by rcpt 2y ago
Right. One reason we're in this mess is that voters don't even notice unemployment but are extremely sensitive to inflation.
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by rcpt 2y ago
That's kind of the point of tariffs
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by rcpt 2y ago
A collection of papers with citations and data isn't "a doctor dismissing something they don't know"
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by rcpt 2y ago
With p-values
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by rcpt 2y ago
> 42 LISTEN participants who reported symptoms of PVS and 22 individuals who did not report any PVS symptoms
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by rcpt 2y ago
Lots of research on Long COVID points this way https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9825049/ Not to say it isn't real. It is. But just like back pain or headaches there's a good chance it's most
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by rcpt 2y ago
https://www.usenix.org/system/files/1401_08-12_mickens.pdf Alright so get a magical amulet.
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by rcpt 2y ago
Like "Long COVID", "post covid vaccine syndrome" is probably psychosomatic.
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by rcpt 2y ago
There are different threat models each of which demand a different approach to security. It's not a binary decision like you're talking about. The US threat model has changed given the current regime. So it's appropriate to u
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by rcpt 2y ago
Security isn't a "safe" vs. "not safe" bool
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by rcpt 2y ago
Hopefully there's a Dem leader in Georgia who will jump in on the map changing game for this domain
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by rcpt 2y ago
You really can't use sarcasm around that topic. There seems to be no limit to what their supporters will fall for.
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by rcpt 2y ago
It makes the competition 25% more productive too.
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by rcpt 2y ago
For magnet levitation project I am dumping data to a csv on a rpi and then reading it over ssh onto matplotlib on my desktop. It works but it choppy. Probably because of the ssh. Could I drop rerun into this to improve my monitoring? https
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by rcpt 2y ago
Egg prices too
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by rcpt 2y ago
Rare win for not being able to connect to my home printer.
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by rcpt 2y ago
Maybe doge should have used an LLM to generate defenses
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by rcpt 2y ago
No you don't. Parking can exist just fine. The only ask is that the person parking their car pays for it (instead of everyone else paying).
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by rcpt 2y ago
Around me the public comment is often from business owners who want to drive to work and park for free.
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by rcpt 2y ago
I don't know what to say. I've been able to get code working in libraries that I'm wholly unfamiliar with pretty rapidly by asking the LLM what to do. As an example, this weekend I got a new mechanical keyboard. I like to use
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by rcpt 2y ago
LLMs are a much bigger jump in productivity than moving to a high level language.
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by rcpt 2y ago
Somehow people are 100% ok with the right-wing ratfucking which has become typical. But the current accusations are a completely different level.
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by rcpt 2y ago
My point is that in the context of Elon and the 2024 election, where there is objectively a lot of suspicious activity, the fact that his inner circle contains people with expertise in generating ballots is also suspicious. Yes I will conce
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by rcpt 2y ago
Has this been happening?
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by rcpt 2y ago
Also "the other side" here is the NIH
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by rcpt 2y ago
Ok but it sounds like you're sitting on top of something very important. And also that you've already done all the analysis? Seems like you should publish.
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by rcpt 2y ago
The election is our nation's most sacred element. If it turns out that the party in power manipulated the results at all then, yes, there will be pitchforks.
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by rcpt 2y ago
Maybe you can write this up with charts? Or at least put your data up publicly?
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by rcpt 2y ago
There is nothing spooky or nefarious about the existence of that test suite. But that this skill set gets you into E's inner circle definitely goes onto the ever-growing pile of circumstantial evidence that something is not right.

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