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by rtkwe 1y ago
It's not a scientific publication though... it's the NYTimes. The main story is that the guys managed a summit in 3 days. For all the controversy around Xenon and it's effects as a PED in sport the combo of hypoxia tents and
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Depends, it can also mean "this hasn't really been studied well" if there just hasn't been much research into it. I just pulled all the times it talked about studies or another expert talking about it being ineffective.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Holding your kid back because they'll be bored by the ponderous pace of public school education isn't the answer you're looking for. Continue to be an active parent and find them a different school or a program within the sch
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I think that's unlikely if the kid is doing it on their own they're likely getting something out of it. Even if they're not fully understanding what they're reading it's REALLY unlikely they're just mechanicall
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by rtkwe 1y ago
> I wish all of these news articles would discuss the actual studies They do, if you read them. > While some doctors have used the gas in the past to “precondition” patients to low oxygen levels — for example, before major heart surge
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It's a trademark thing, brands are really protective of them because the rules around dilution are a bit murky so they err on the side of trying to stamp out any unauthorized use just to make it clear it's in use and protected so
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Their mental caricature of the idle college lefty activist.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Doesn't work so well on most games these days; a) Nintendo is pushing a lot of publishers towards their game key carts that have no game data on them because the flash for their carts are pretty expensive b) most games are pretty crap
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by rtkwe 1y ago
> I've always found it weird that you need teaching certification to teach basic concepts to kindergartners but not to teach calculus to adults. I think this is partially due to the age of the students, by the time you hit college t
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by rtkwe 1y ago
You get a working web cam. It's a requirement for many remote proctoring services and if you don't have access to one you're screwed. I get why they use it, without it there's no way to know you're not on your phone
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Remote proctoring programs at least are pretty rough these days. Their environment conditions are pretty exacting and then they expect you to just stare at the screen and think for basically the whole exam. Minor normal webcam problems can
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by rtkwe 1y ago
There's still a lot of work to be done. It's good at making short individual scenes but when you start trying to string them together the wheels start to come off a lot. This [0] pretty basic police raid leads to shootout video fo
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by rtkwe 1y ago
A very important demo video I also found on reddit is this one [0] that's a fairly generic series of action scenes of a raid leading to a gun fight. The individual scenes are look mostly fine, notable exceptions being the muzzle flashe
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The answer used to be pensions, reasonable reliable raises, and promotion from within. Workers are responding to the signals sent by companies, the way to make the best money is bouncing around every few years to get actual raises, so that&
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I think the pattern holds even as you increase the intelligence that a machine does not by nature of being able to mimic intelligence come with the same framework of understanding what is requested of it.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I also like 'last 4 digits only' as if that's not the most important parts and the part so many places use to validate your identity, the first 5 are just area and group so they're not exactly random.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
We already see that at smaller scales though with other machine learning algorithms; image recognition algorithms will lock on to any consistency in your training set more often than learning to recognize what you actually want it to [0]. I
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I meant that it's a feature that's hard to implement in a way that delivers the performance gains without creating vulnerabilities like this one.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It definitely feels like the US could have swung the other way, we were deeeep into eugenics over here long before the war and there was plenty of explicit support for the american Nazi party.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
They were also only quasi independent at the time of the wars too so they had less flexibility to decide on their policy.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
For purchases sure but their funding and therefor what they're buying with that funding is not tied to companies at all which is an incredibly important distinction. This rhymes with the old "yet you participate in society/ca
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Sublime Text isn't an IDE though so comparing it to VS Code is comparing grapes and apples. VS Code is doing a lot more.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I wonder if there's similar gaps in AMD hardware? Seems like speculative execution is simply an extremely hard to patch vulnerability in a share processor space so I wonder how AMD has avoided it.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
True I meant more in the political/economic sphere. Being isolated geographically from both WW1 and WW2 was a major boon to the US economy, we got the economic benefit of the wars without the damage (beyond lives lost of course). And a
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by rtkwe 1y ago
My point is that dominance flows from the fact that every other major world power of the age got massively bombed and the US didn't. Just look at the graph of pre-War GDPs and note how far you have to scroll down before you see a count
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Honestly way more with just being the one super power standing after the war. We were basically untouched, even accounting for dead and wounded we only lost ~1 million people and practically zero manufacturing infrastructure so we came out
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The general lack of front line radios makes me think he wouldn't generally have been talking directly to the troops on the ground but the entire field of air combat much less close air support was in it's infancy so a lot of the d
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Maybe. You can get the same effect by putting two bearing on the inside of the wheel with a disconnected axel I think. A simple axel might come out cheaper than that though.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It's pictured at the furthest back position for the pedals though which means your leg will mostly go forward of the pedals and not much back. I would trust people having actually ridden this to not have their legs slammed into the tra
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by rtkwe 1y ago
If they're not drive why connect them at all? Why not have them mounted independently and eliminate the need for an extra part? My only real guess is it's easier for carrying capacity.

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