resoluteteeth

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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
> You might get the random ultra woke person who makes it impossible for others to have a conversation because they're just waiting to be triggered by anything anyone else says and find a way to spin every comment into an offence. &
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
> If you’re a Google AI Ultra subscriber, you can use Deep Think in the Gemini app today with a fixed set of prompts a day by toggling “Deep Think” in the prompt bar when selecting 2.5 Pro in the model drop down. If fixed set means fixed
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
The Constitution saying we have free speech doesn't really mean anything. It's up to the courts to decide what that means and there's no guarantee that the US will necessarily end up having stronger free speech protections th
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
Surely it would be easy to change labeling to make that clear? All they would have to do is say "contains milk proteins" or something in the allergen information in the nutrition facts
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
You can buy nonstick wok-shaped pans but real woks that would be used for high temperature cooking are usually not nonstick. The original assertion that I was responding to was suggesting that the cause of the higher lung cancer rates in as
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
I don't think most people are actually doing really high temp wok cooking at home regardless of ethnic background. My impression is that, while woks are more common for home cooking in china (not chinese americans, mind you), even ther
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
I think what they mean is that there is less publicly available kdb code for llms to be trained on
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
What makes you think that remembering dreams is a sign of better sleep? I think that is generally not believed to be true.
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
1 year old used cars are inevitably going to get more expensive as new cars get more expensive (or cheaper new cars cease being made)
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
Right now if activity tracking is off I think you can't even use Gemini to do stuff like set alarms so it's worse than Google Assistant with activity tracking off. Since Google Assistant is going away I think this is an improvemen
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
I think this probably makes more sense for people who want to keep using x11 environments than trying to fork/maintain xorg.
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
It is a solved problem but because of how Wayland works, window managers are also compositors, so if you want to make a new window manager you are actually technically making a "compositor", although most of the small ones just im
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
It's a fork of x.org that's trying to keep actively developing it more than the x.org developers are interested in doing (because they are working on wayland and see x.org as basically obsolete). That in itself is a reasonable goa
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
> I provided enough information, including the Google Wave team _explicitly_ citing the feature on Google Docs before it was launched. This is way more than an assumption. You just quoted a part where it mentioned that google docs didn&#
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
I'm not saying it necessarily wasn't used in docs but it seems like you also don't have any information indicating that it actually was and are just assuming that it must have been, so I would ideally want confirmation from s
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
Ok but that that's probably 0.1% of all translation work. It's the equivalent of llms eliminating everything except a handful of system architect jobs at FAANG companies in terms of programming.
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
Isn't this just showing that they both used OT rather than that the docs functionality was based on wave? It seems like the version of docs that added this was likely in development at the same time as wave so unless you specifically k
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
> The point was that people said, once Google Translate was introduced, that translators would lose their jobs. Just like people say the same thing about developers with LLMs nowadays. The point is: they didn’t, and they won’t. Translato
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
Was that functionality really based on work from Google wave?
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
I guess this continues the trend of c# eventually getting all the features from f#
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
The author does imply that the test is effectively getting more difficult, but it seems like they're simply assuming that the adjustment must be happening in that direction without actual evidence. In reality, because the test was norm
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
> Personally, I have directly encountered this shift. I was advised by professors and career advisors against pursuing a Ph.D. because, I was told, I would face disproportionate competition from foreign students, making it an uphill batt
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by resoluteteeth 1y ago
Can you explain why it being over 10% of children would make it not a disease?
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
That's unfortunately basically the norm with TurboTax. If you haven't done a specific thing before in TurboTax you should always double check the actual forms, too. You really can't trust it.
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=50281#c6
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
If Congress chose not to specify it and therefore delegate the decision, shouldn't it be up to them to pass a new law to specify it if needed if they think the executive branch has raised it too much? Why is this a situation where the
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
The original claim was that thimerosal did this, but it was removed from vaccines for kids in 2001 and the rates of autism diagnoses have not decreased as a result. There is also no actual evidence that adjuvants have caused autism as far a
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
A lot of them are pretty dark. I'm not sure I would show them to young kids.
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
I have an android phone and switching google assistant to gemini made it worse for the fairly basic things I actually use google assistant for, like setting reminders, so I switched it back. Are people really clamoring for AI in the voice a
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by resoluteteeth 2y ago
> I guess it’s possible that our bodies are wired for a world that is unlike today’s and that these drugs correct for that. The constant access to unlimited tasty food we have now is completely unprecedented in human history. Other anima

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