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by redblacktree 3y ago
> at least it removes some human bias out of the loop There is some argument that these solutions calcify current biases.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
Many (most?) craft brewers also skip this step. "Desirable" is in the eye of the beholder, and crucially, it saves effort/time/money to leave it in. You can even market it as "bottle conditioned," if you allow
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by redblacktree 3y ago
The term would be poachers.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
To Adam he said, “Because you listened to your wife and ate fruit from the tree about which I commanded you, ‘You must not eat from it,’ “Cursed is the ground because of you; through painful toil you will eat food from it all the days of yo
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by redblacktree 3y ago
Or shoe bot
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by redblacktree 3y ago
Depending on how good you are at programming, LLMs would probably have some good feedback.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
That's fascinating. Thank you for sharing. That really puts the scale of human activity into context.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
For me the trick to avoiding this trap is to limit usage to small areas of code, test frequently, and know its limits. I love using copilot/GPT for boilerplate stuff.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
I like to use it for one-off scripts. For example, I downloaded a bunch of bank statements the other day, and they had a format something like, "Statement-May-1-2023.pdf" and I asked GPT for a powershell script to convert that to
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by redblacktree 3y ago
I knew they phoned home in general, but it has generally been done over wifi. I'm surprised to hear that they are now including cell modems.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
I'm sorry, what? My TV is phoning home over the cell network?
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by redblacktree 3y ago
Ah, ok. The numbers are nowhere near that close. If anyone looked more closely, I think they'd see the spending as legitimate. I did some research after you mentioned the term, and "credit cycling" is different from my scenar
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by redblacktree 3y ago
I wasn't aware that this was a bad thing. I have a couple of "business" credit cards that I use to segregate purchases for some sole proprietorships that I run. (as well as for the rewards, of course) There are occasionally m
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by redblacktree 3y ago
I never use a debit card because of their relative lack of fraud protection. Even where fraud protection policies are similar, the money is still missing from your cash account during a dispute. Things may have changed, but this was the cas
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by redblacktree 3y ago
I think the confusion is between "full balance" and "statement balance." The statement balance will generally be lower than the full balance, since the due date is typically weeks after the statement closes.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
How do you get dinged for paying it off entirely? I pay all my credit cards in their entirety each month, and it has not seemed to ding my credit score.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
It's true and it's not illegal. (at least in the US) Mark Rober did a couple videos on YouTube about arcade scams. (there are many) They are highly entertaining and depressing at the same time.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
Where does this come from? I'd like to read more of the quoted text. Also, can we take the next step? If we do now treat ADHD as a brain energetics disorder, how do we treat it? Are drugs like Adderall or Ritalin sufficient based on th
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by redblacktree 3y ago
Yep, the faster the better. (safely as you can, of course)
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by redblacktree 3y ago
FYI, they're usually not weight sensors, but instead they are triggered by a current momentarily induced by a large hunk of steel moving over top of them. If you find yourself in this situation in the future, you can try reversing and
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by redblacktree 3y ago
Just like management. I can't tell you how many times I've written a "Proof of Concept" that became production code.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
Now do housing.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
There is! Fair warning that it's a little bit clunky. (which is to say, you may have to manually push buttons to commit/push/pull) I'm not the author, just a happy user. https://github.com/denolehov/
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by redblacktree 3y ago
I would love an example of this.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
Here's a PowerShell script courtesy of ChatGPT to detect if Carbon Black is installed on your machine: # Define the registry path where installed programs are listed $registryPath = "HKLM:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion
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by redblacktree 3y ago
One pattern I noticed was that the low-to-low was about 40 years. We should probably expect rates to continue to rise over the next couple of decades before subsiding again, if that graph is any indication.
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by redblacktree 3y ago
Indeed, the Patriot Act passed under a Republican House and Presidency. Where there was opposition, it came from Democrats in the House.[0] [0]: https://clerk.house.gov/evs/2001/roll398.xml
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by redblacktree 4y ago
How does a person with a CAN tool and an insatiable curiosity for knowledge about his own car find detailed documentation for his own edification? Any leads?
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by redblacktree 4y ago
I would think an ongoing conversation would also get progressively more useful.
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by redblacktree 4y ago
Sounds a lot like 1984. Who gets to decide the allowable discourse?

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