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Don’t Be Sold on Black Hole Imitators
(physics.aps.org)
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I don’t think we’re passengers in this change, so to speak. Local governments can invest in third places: parks, community centers, county fairs?
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4y ago
Great work, this is very fun! Alas, I tried “Werewolves of London” and it didn’t spit out “Sweet Home Alabama”, so it still has room to grow
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4y ago
It’s a fun test actually. There was a beta version of one of my libraries online before 2021, and when I ask ChatGPT how to use it, the answers are bad, but clearly it knows some correct things. I want to know if our current documentation o
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The difference is every time you login into twitter and see your feed was set to algorithmic, you groan and switch it back to chronological. This app won’t let you switch it back.
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When I was in college I think the thing to do was to take the ballroom dancing class if you wanted to meet Mr./Mrs. Right. I agree that taking an introductory science class is overthinking things…
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4y ago
This is literally the article being rebutted…
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4y ago
People used to give money at Christmas to the postman
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4y ago
Go to smile.amazon.com, scroll to the bottom of the page, and you should see “Your AmazonSmile”. Click on that.
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Checking my account right now: I generated $2.86, and my charity received $399.79. Yay for being average I guess! I’m surprised they couldn’t squeeze more out of this program though. With credit cards, I think the points system definitely w
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Surely such an issue would have been solved with the invention of virtual memory in… the 50s?
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I was glad to read this, I feel the same. Deep down I’ve been dreading that the cause is just me getting old…
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AcryPhone – A Phone-Shaped Slab of Acrylic
(odditycentral.com)
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> There is nothing "psychotic" about signing up again and adding some old friends again Maybe not so extreme but if an old friend added me on Facebook I would immediately assume they want something… But I have to say, I still h
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That's a great question. Of course, the same could be said of random google search results, but I would definitely consider ChatGPT as more unreliable as a baseline.
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I guess this explains some recent weird behavior I saw: 1) it failed writing haikus (in japanese) and 2) it couldn't get quite right the task of generating poems without the letter e in them.
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It's so fun to play with too, which I guess is like owning a self driving vehicle and taking it for a spin. On a practical level though, I think it will have a big impact. For example, I'm watching a movie and I want to know the n
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It’s because we invented money, basically. If you want your kids to have a head start you buy then a college education, a down payment on a house, etc. When the world was less liquid it made sense that the only value you could give your kid
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> Don’t make people cheat you. Solid general piece of advice there. If the best answer is a lie, it’s not a good question.
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I love listening to podcasts while walking, but apart from the listen to my brain thing, I also am starting to think I need to give my ears a break from my headphones…
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It’s all about the angle I think. The only time I cracked mine was a very short drop (two feet at most) but it hit flush with a tile floor
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> For Brembs, older PCs offer another crucial feature that was lost when Microsoft replaced its text-based operating system, MS-DOS, with Windows. MS-DOS “handles data as they come in with no buffering delays”, says Brembs, who exploits
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If only they had managed their GitHub logins with Okta
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Whenever I read these stories I think of equifax. I’m sure that settlement check will be here any day /s
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House may or may not be real
(mcmansionhell.com)
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Our Contaminated Future
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Ah yes, famously aligned Saudi Arabia and Russia. And anyways, neither of them care about someone tracking his private jet.
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The great thing about being a hypocrite is that anytime you get criticized you can just call your detractors hypocrites.
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Ironically, they probably quit because another firm is offering more compensation for people with such a title!
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I think this is actually search engine optimization by a jewelry company. Of course if the end result of gaming the system is interesting content like this, I can’t complain.
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