tee_0

6 ms·

1.
by tee_0 4y ago
Wow you really are a fool
2.
by tee_0 4y ago
You are a pathetic loser. Why don’t you follow the way of adolf hitler and shoot yourself
3.
by tee_0 4y ago
Under your logic, the internet never should have existed. In the video, bill gates says you can watch sports. Letterman says you can do that with television. Bill gates says you can watch it on demand. Letterman says you can do that with a
4.
by tee_0 4y ago
Does radio ring a bell? https://youtu.be/fs-YpQj88ew Tell me how David letterman was wrong and I’ll tell you how you’re wrong. You got triggered by my comment and went through my post history. That’s pathetic
5.
by tee_0 4y ago
From a Reddit thread ten years ago: Steam killed big half-life mods. Essentially, by keeping all the clients up-to-date (by force) with no way to go back, they forced all the clients past where they'd released the SDKs for...
6.
by tee_0 4y ago
I remember when steam came out people absolutely lost their shit. They rallied against it hardcore because they wanted complete control and ownership of their games. The single image that sticks in my mind is an animated gif someone made of
7.
by tee_0 4y ago
Bordering on dysfunctional internally? Do you have any evidence to support that? Real evidence, so that we aren’t thrashing in a sea of conjecture, speculation and politics. People confidently predicted that twitter would grind to a halt a
8.
by tee_0 4y ago
You believe that there will never be embedded tweets again because twitter is going to charge an unknown amount of money for their API? You have musk derangement syndrome dude
9.
Protective Effect of Vitamin D Supplementation on Covid-19-Related Mortality(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
3 points by tee_0 4y ago|0 comments
10.
by tee_0 4y ago
This actually holds true. Email as a way to keep in touch is def not mainstream. Everyone uses Facebook, WhatsApp. Services that are much more streamlined and consumer oriented. And centralized… I think it demonstrates my point.
11.
by tee_0 4y ago
I’m looking forward to twitter. When they start hosting video in a serious way and also long documents that will be very interesting. I think it’s ironic because all the people defiantly switching to a decentralized platform are just making
12.
by tee_0 4y ago
I’ve been a google maps user for ten years and I tried Apple Maps recently and it’s way, way better. Google maps has always had a million little problems that annoy the shit out of me. It will take you down a road that is totally inappropri
13.
by tee_0 4y ago
It will. There’s no ambiguity about it. The only ambiguity is whether the effect is responsible for all aging symptoms or just most of them.
14.
by tee_0 4y ago
Because they haven’t reversed aging in this experiment and the partial reversal they did achieve was using tools that already exist. The point of the experiment was to prove that epigenetic information loss is the cause of aging. The next s
15.
by tee_0 4y ago
I’ve been looking at these headlines for 13 years with science literacy. I’ve become jaded as well. But this is the real deal. The idea that epigenetic model of aging is different in mice than any other mammal is so off base that it’s not e
16.
by tee_0 4y ago
They did an experiment that makes mice appear old and be old by every metric we know of. Frailty, organ degradation, everything. And they did this with a specific mechanism. This is literally the most important step in solving aging that ha
17.
by tee_0 4y ago
I don’t buy it. Cancer that is screened eventually will present. It doesn’t change the amount of cancer that presents. Again, this changes survival but not diagnoses. People who abstain from living in the modern way almost never get cancer
18.
by tee_0 4y ago
Cancer rates for each age have exploded, not just total cancer rates. Cancer rates for cancers that were known and diagnosed well before 1970 have exploded.
19.
by tee_0 4y ago
What part of this document contradicts what I’ve said? The only chart that doesn’t start at 75 is cancer deaths, not incidence.
20.
by tee_0 4y ago
And obesity skyrocketed because nobody knew the difference between a fat person and a skinny person before 1970? We knew what cancer was before 1970. We certainly knew what diabetes was. The simple fact is that people started getting sicker
21.
by tee_0 4y ago
Cancer rates have exploded since 1970. I told this to someone and they arrogantly corrected me. But I just looked it up right there and they had confused death rates with cancer rates. Thanks be to god for smartphones. Diabetes, obesity, ca
22.
by tee_0 4y ago
The point is that those apis will be used in browsers and the browsers will become the new SDL. The browsers will handle sound and windowing and also sandboxing and networking.
23.
by tee_0 4y ago
In 2010 I felt at home on Reddit. I felt like a had an entire world to lose myself in. But now Reddit is hollow and glazed over with mindless political dogma and petty drama. Maybe I’m just getting older too and not really impressed by inte
24.
by tee_0 4y ago
Why even bother. Everything will be Vulcan, webGPU soon.
25.
by tee_0 4y ago
They had to make laws preventing peasants wearing aristocratic clothing. Yeah peasants experienced brutal conditions but the upper class did as well by modern standards. It’s scary to think that the beast of societal dogma could even spoil
26.
by tee_0 4y ago
I walked the campus at cal tech a few days ago. It feels like a real college. Other colleges could be mistaken for luxury resorts or spas. They feel like a gimmick. But at cal everything looks normal. It looks like a place where people actu
27.
by tee_0 4y ago
Nah. I don’t think you understand consciousness. You claim there’s no connection but you couldn’t describe how consciousness works let alone how the models work. Don’t put words in my mouth, I never talked about the architecture. There is n
28.
by tee_0 4y ago
This is laughable. Proof? How could anyone prove that AGI is imminent in a mathematical way? You would need to know the mathematical underpinning of intelligence and nobody will have that until after the fact. It’s more likely for a winter?
29.
by tee_0 4y ago
Here’s the full picture. Since 2018 we have experienced a series of tremors in AI. We know that eventually the big quake will happen — it’s inevitable. Some people said the tremors were directly preceding the big one, most people denied the
30.
by tee_0 4y ago
It’s brake, not break. As in the amount of HP available at the brakes after all transmission/diff/etc losses are taken into account which doesn’t even really apply to electric vehicles. They aren’t looking hard at all. If you just

More ›