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by tantalor 1y ago
More at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inert_gas_asphyxiation Good demo here: https://youtu.be/kUfF2MTnqAw?si=Fi3590AiHdTBW3r8&t=329
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by tantalor 1y ago
Then what about the chickens we slaughter for meat? I don't see how you can support this in-ovo thing, and also eat meat. They seem to be in opposition.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Is there really a big difference if the chick is destroyed shortly before or shortly after hatching? Why is hatched-or-not the ethical standard?
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by tantalor 1y ago
That's very silly. They should do the order like this: Day 1: P1 P3 P5 (odds) Day 2: P2 P4 P6 (evens) Then the problem # is the difficulty.
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by tantalor 1y ago
> only time you could do any query with a user ID returning multiple rows for further use would be to serve data directly back to the user What do you mean by that?
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by tantalor 1y ago
That's rich because conservative and libertarian groups (especially the intellectual wing) have long opposed the idea that "speech can be violence" [1][2][3] [1] https://adflegal.org/article/speech-not-vi
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by tantalor 1y ago
> take a photo and identify you Actually neither happened. The article says they were not able to find any identifiable information online. They had to use drivers license instead. > the fire marshal sent links to Clearview AI face se
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by tantalor 1y ago
> Obviously IT infrastructure is not needed for manufacturing Is this sarcasm?
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Hacker News, Filtered(tools.simonwillison.net)
3 points by tantalor 1y ago|0 comments
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Verifying the age (but not the identity) of UK redditors(reddit.com)
1 points by tantalor 1y ago|1 comments
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by tantalor 1y ago
This runs horribly in Chrome. Every other keypress is dropped and the music is super glitchy.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Languages that are difficult for LLM to read & write are also difficult for the general public. These languages have always had poor uptake and never reach critical mass, or are eventually replaced by better languages. Language designer
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by tantalor 1y ago
Honestly asking: Did you try it on yourself? What prompt do you use to avoid bias?
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by tantalor 1y ago
Yes, and title here is now changed (for the better) to "I used o3..." I would go even further: "I profiled myself ... using o3".
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by tantalor 1y ago
> too small Eh? * Gemma 1 (2024): 2B, 7B * Gemma 2 (2024): 2B, 9B, 27B * Gemma 3 (2025): 1B, 4B, 12B, 27B This is the same range as some Llama models which you do mention. > important historically Aren't you trying to give a hist
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by tantalor 1y ago
Humbly and politely disagree. Factorio taught me about supply chains, manufacturing bottlenecks, and tooling dependencies. These concerns don't really crop up in day-to-day programming, but they reveal a lot about why we struggle manuf
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by tantalor 1y ago
All high school students should be required to complete the Factorio tutorial before graduating.
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by tantalor 1y ago
Don't be so negative.
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by tantalor 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planarity Playable here: http://johntantalo.com/raphael.planarity/
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by tantalor 1y ago
> “Hey so… we’re $550,400 over budget on the million-dollar cube project.” The cube did not cost $1.5M+. These are decommissioned dollars diverted from the normal process. The Federal Reserve is responsible for destroying currency. The
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by tantalor 1y ago
Aww no mention of planarity :(
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by tantalor 1y ago
We could install HVAC in each hive. Can heat pumps be scaled down to that size?
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by tantalor 1y ago
Maybe that's why PhDs keep the textbooks they use at hand, so they don't have to remember everything. Why should the model need to memorize facts we already have written down somewhere?
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by tantalor 1y ago
> If data is the only thing that matters, why are 95% of people working on new methods? Because new methods unlock access to new datasets. Edit: Oh I see this was a rhetorical question answered in the next paragraph. D'oh
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by tantalor 1y ago
Much more background for the Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PRT) funding crisis here: https://www.rideprt.org/2025-funding-crisis/funding-crisis/
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by tantalor 1y ago
Ummm, am I the only one who thinks if it was not an authorized payment, I expect 100% recompense, not limited to £85k.
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by tantalor 1y ago
The best defense to scams is to not fall for scams.
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by tantalor 1y ago
I don't know why people buy salt grinders. They serve no point. I buy both coarse and fine grain salt. It's extremely cheap. You don't need to grind salt.
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by tantalor 1y ago
That essay is actually linked in the lead: > As it's been pointed out countless times - if the trend of ML research could be summarised, it'd be the adherence to The Bitter Lesson - opt for general-purpose methods that leverage
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by tantalor 1y ago
Calories.

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