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Van Der Waals Force
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6d ago
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6d ago
I'm coming back up for air, these rabbit holes go deep.
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6d ago
The term "Diggers" historically refers to "The True Levellers" - 17th-century radical Christian agrarian group that fought against the English establishment and believed the earth was a "common treasury" for al
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6d ago
I just want to be the first to make this connection to "Digger" 2026 starring Tom Cruise and no I'm not joking I'm just really deep in this rabbit hole
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sans_souse
7d ago
Some more info at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizona_Daily_Wildcat
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7d ago
Ok, someone, anyone, explain?
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8d ago
I did not see it mentioned; did the $3000 expense in token usage earn them a free t-shirt?
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9d ago
GRUG grug here. grug know few word. few word enough. what human need? YOU how many 0 are in 1 GRUG zero no. YOU √1 GRUG one 1 same is one 1 same is. YOU √2 GRUG larger more is greater larger more large greater big higher large is big higher
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Kolmogorov Complexity
(en.wikipedia.org)
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12d ago
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12d ago
> And yes, using a VPN will get you knocked up as well. Well, damn.
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12d ago
I love the UI.
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12d ago
Thank you
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12d ago
I don't mean to doubt the simulation hypothesis/theories out there grounded in fact. As you point out, it isn't what it sounds like, essentially. But the majority just hears what it sounds like, and form an opinion around it.
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12d ago
I agree, but you didn't really answer the question.
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12d ago
I don't understand what you mean. People still have to live in their bodies so it wouldn't change a thing? Can you elaborate how you came to this conclusion?
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Ask HN: What if we had to come back?
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13d ago
I feel like I've been camped in the wikipedia "Unsolved Cryptographic Cyphers" for at least 5 years, one of my go-to checks for when looking for interesting historical articles on the subject. I'm surprised I've not
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I feel like I've been camped in the wikipedia "Unsolved Cryptographic Cyphers" for at least 5 years, one of my go-to checks for when looking for interestic historical articles on the subject. I'm surprised I've not
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I always had the thought in the back of my mind "what better way to flag content as potentially incriminating then to let the user tell you "this conversation is not to be retained." Especially the way the "advertise&quo
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14d ago
All bases covered but only one of these is "correct" >Game theory info By not viewing this page you help everyone else get better pages.
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14d ago
I skipped to the conclusion to get the overall jist. I think these sorts of studies are important going forward; the prompts efficiency in making for clear, guided instructions the ML can then efficiently handle is exponentially important a
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Financial Times' 404 Page not Found
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15d ago
So you're saying it's a feature?
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Pyramid.chat
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18d ago
The Goovernment is coming..
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"Everything's a Challenge" ADHD Individuals in the Midst of Rx Shortages
(pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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20d ago
> just ask ChatGPT these questions these days, but it was a fun read I'd prefer they ask here. Just saying.
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22d ago
> Appendix: Searching for rogue agents In the wake of the Hugging Face attack, we tried to find AI agents on the internet using several methods. We describe below some of our high-level strategies for searching for agents on the open int
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25d ago
Basically had the same experience recently. Google has far too many places to hide these enabled-by-default "features" to where I was certain I'd made sure ALL access was disabled. Yet when I asked a simple question about pur
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TIL: Adam Sandler (a.k.a. Evil Elmo)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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