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541.
by scrubs 3y ago
How come spoofing sensors isn't discussed more in this context? Is it possible to fool electromagnet sensors into seeing an orb?
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by scrubs 3y ago
Artificial general intelligence? When it hits it will effect greatly social economic mobility. However, - AGI isn't here and won't be for a good while. There's little in LLM like chatgpt4 that resembles biological intelligenc
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by scrubs 3y ago
Well to the extent one's news sources are determined and pushed/suggested by algos based on profiling that's passively accepted by user, then yes op's claim applies. News sources are unfortunately becoming quasi identity
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by scrubs 3y ago
The pickure of the invoice looks like it's made on windows 7 + quickbooks 2011 using the "executive template" suggestive of Sotheby's flourish for paperwork /s
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by scrubs 3y ago
Finance is my domain ... worked/working for large established companies ... no containers or k8s. Yes, there's some presence for R&D or maybe external web or external search but absolutely nothing in front, middle, back offi
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by scrubs 3y ago
I love take homes. You can make them harder, and ask candidate explain the solution. The ones I've gotten seem like they suss out skills for real problem solving. Fizz buzz? ... Please ...
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by scrubs 3y ago
Oh c'mon! Typing a two liner on HN like you're saying something is twaddle. Most guys try to gauge the relative stupidity or goodness of things by reading history, and getting some sense of the state of play from real people and f
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by scrubs 3y ago
"more Americans realize how similar your country and China are, the differences are minor, not major." I think this is the perfect problem for you not us - to work that out. You're not gonna end where you think. Stuck for an
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by scrubs 3y ago
Absolutely. And have you run across the phrase "previously called xxxlake?" [1] was all I could lay my hands on quickly. It's confusing when for ex. you're trying to figure out Intel pmu msr addresses. https:/&#x2F
550.
by scrubs 3y ago
Oh man; I'm checking this out. Plaudits!!!!
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by scrubs 3y ago
There was of all places an article in vanity fair on Microsoft mid 90s. The things I remember: - a ton of guys/ gals as reported/quoted by ms employees saying the company does dumb stuff they wouldn't be caught dead doing if
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by scrubs 3y ago
Are you sure? That's it? I seriously doubt it. Your claim too heavily relies on a presupposition of what is to be shown. Somewhere between the four fundamental forces and us is zillions of light years of unexplored blue sky. Please mee
553.
by scrubs 3y ago
Well exactly. If we did we'd be on or a hell of a lot closer to describing the math, entropy, network or some other formal model of it which would pay major dividends to talking about AI. Right now it's like we didn't learn a
554.
by scrubs 3y ago
Yeah. We can hate on TikTok for allegedly having a pipe and censor system to the ccp. In absolute terms it would not be better if Mexico did the same, but I'd prefer Mexico over China. It's the repeated denials that bug me too if
555.
by scrubs 3y ago
Where do git sparse check outs stop and this begin?
556.
by scrubs 3y ago
Quoting: "Header files. Wait, what?!? Yes, I prefer having header files to not having header files. A lot of programmers complain about maintaining header files, but header files represent your API, so you're complaining about mai
557.
by scrubs 3y ago
It's what I call small 'c' culture, which regrettably, get's confused with 'C' culture. In software, 'C'ulture is: - know your customer, and their use cases - continuous improvement - specialists have
558.
by scrubs 3y ago
To add to the OP's post: 1. Organizations must value continuous improvement. We want to avoid two extremal behaviors that sours individuals. First, the lethargic in-bred sterility of: hey, it worked before you got here, and it's f
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by scrubs 3y ago
"MOND holds that for accelerations smaller than an a0 value of roughly 1.2 × 10−10 m/s2, accelerations increasingly depart from the standard M · G / r 2 Newtonian relationship of mass and distance, wherein gravitational stren
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by scrubs 3y ago
Screwing it up isn't a crime. Papers can retract and re-visit a line of thinking. While nobody loves doing that, I think it'd help. In addition I think it'd help if papers hammered the party line of Dems and Republicans far h
561.
by scrubs 3y ago
I'll have to find the link but mond is net minus. There are related cosmological issues of gravity mond seems less good or just bad for
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Ask HN: Strategy for Choosing PRs to Combine
1 points by scrubs 3y ago|2 comments
563.
by scrubs 3y ago
Great question! I wasn't smart enough to ask it myself. Gonna learn something here I hope. ..
564.
by scrubs 3y ago
Nah, I think you take it too far. In that world everybody will need to take a too cynical view and vet everything and everybody. That's dog eat dog. Ultimately Holmes cheated faking test results. That's not faking it it. It is fak
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by scrubs 3y ago
Correct. When things are really stuck on stupid, there's usually two or three dynamics in play: - lack of openness or fear of blowback from push back on the norms that squelches honesty. - people in charge who are deluded - people who
566.
by scrubs 3y ago
Ask SBF this: what happens if the prosecution is the same and they get a conviction. Now what?
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by scrubs 3y ago
The who?
568.
by scrubs 3y ago
Yah, call me when you get over it (web3 and crypto). Then we get serious.
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by scrubs 3y ago
Elon seems more like he needs attention in a cloying, needy way. More importantly, I worry for us Americans. Institutional competency is at a WWII low. And that tends to attract outsized talking morons to fill the void. We don't need m
570.
by scrubs 3y ago
Totally agree. I'm sick and tired of apps "helping me," constantly interrupting with tips, "did you know .." rearranging my windows and so on. I want to get stuff done not start a journey and relationship with new c

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