thekevan

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by thekevan 3y ago
When you take into account the charisma, contacts and drive it takes to become a member of Congress, someone like that is going to have a lot more opportunities that make more than $174k and involve a lot less hassle. Plus throw in having t
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by thekevan 3y ago
I totally thought this was going to be a new way to do split screen viewing.
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by thekevan 3y ago
Flipboard used to be great, but as expected, it got diluted with recycled FB and reddit content, ads and "the top 5 things you shouldn't do, number 3 shocked me" type of posts.
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by thekevan 3y ago
"Coming soon to Windows" https://www.rewind.ai/windows
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by thekevan 3y ago
Although the style and subject area is very different, this guy's videos are on a Matt Wolfe level for quality and usefulness.
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by thekevan 3y ago
I just replaced my older TV that I sued a Fire stick with with a Roku TV because I'm sick of the ads. I bought the First stick to stream and view my content, not have a advertising billboard in my living room.
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by thekevan 3y ago
Funny you should reference a nuclear bomb. This was 14 minutes after your post. https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/1726478716166123851
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by thekevan 3y ago
I love watching Sabine. It's nice to be able to both get great science educational content from someone who isn't afraid to put their own personality in the mix as well. She also often refers back to where she was "wrong&quot
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by thekevan 3y ago
> something like a pellet gun to remove pests like squirrels from existence. Despite living in the city, this probably wouldn't do much. They always come back. I have chipmunks that I have not seen in over a year and yet I hear them
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by thekevan 3y ago
As someone who has a backyard hobby garden, don't forget about failures. This year something ate the leaves off all my cucumber plants and they stopped producing after about 3 weeks. In 6 or 7 years of having them, that has never happe
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by thekevan 3y ago
I think the courts will view it differently when if he was fired for not submitting to pressure to commit fraud.
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by thekevan 3y ago
Also alternatively, go to this URL https://brave.com/download/ to fix this permanently.
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by thekevan 3y ago
Other still disagree that the evidence claiming the object was interstellar is a done deal. >Skepticism about the endeavor flared at a recent Asteroids, Comets, Meteors Conference that occurred while the deep sea expedition was underway.
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by thekevan 3y ago
Every time I have seen people calling this amateur hour, I wonder if they are right or if it is similar to NASA using the same chip that was used in the Sony Playstation in the early 90s as in the New Horizons probe which reach Pluto in 201
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by thekevan 3y ago
That's me you quoted and I'd love to hear them, too. That is part of the point.
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by thekevan 3y ago
I thought that way 3 or 4 years ago. PBS Spacetime has quite a few great videos about that. (Videos by actual physicists and astrologers.)
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by thekevan 3y ago
>Everyone has the most advanced cameras in history in their phones and there's exactly zero indisputable pictures of UFOs, ghosts, fairies, chupacabras, Nessie, Bigfoots, Yetis, and so on. This is key in why I was much more optimist
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by thekevan 3y ago
It isn't close minded at all. I would LOVE to have my thinking changed. After listing to people who research this area like Martin Rees, Sabine Hossenfelder, Matt O'Dowd of PBS Spacetime, it just seems unlikely to me that the logi
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by thekevan 3y ago
Can you explain what seems arrogant?
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by thekevan 3y ago
If dark matter and dark energy are real. While it is generally accepted that they are, dark matter's existence isn't a a closed case yet. Look into the MOND theory. I personally don't have the education to state a theory with
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by thekevan 3y ago
The part that you quoted was me summarizing what I thought they were saying and kind of asking if that was what they were saying. I've never met the guy. And by the way, yes, I do think crackpottery is an equal opportunity condition.
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by thekevan 3y ago
Am I missing something or is the only thing that makes this different than so many other "insider" claims is that this guy has a career history that implies he isn't just another crackpot spewing theories? It reads just like
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by thekevan 3y ago
They weren't trying to tell you what to do with your machine, they were trying to tell you what you were not allowed to do with THEIR software.
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by thekevan 3y ago
"living in China made you a possible PRC asset" Unfortunately, really anything coming out of China might be a PRC asset. We just wouldn't know unless it was too late.
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by thekevan 3y ago
Earlier today I was looking for an Evernote replacement. Basically the ability to get my notes or info from any device is a core need for any note taking program in my opinion. (I mean you write things down in a paper note book to have with
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by thekevan 4y ago
This statement and the one it is replying to is why we won't know when AGI happens. It will be debated on whether or not is is real or clever acting endlessly. I believe we won't agree on when I happened until long after it has.
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Facebook accounts hijacked by new malicious ChatGPT Chrome extension(bleepingcomputer.com)
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by thekevan 5y ago
I feel like it was. It used it as tool to learn intermittently along with many others.
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by thekevan 5y ago
Welp, I signed up with the service in January of 2012 but I'm done with Codecademy now. When Skillsoft bought Element K, it did not go well for the majority of us there. Not only that, but they were my biggest competitor in sales. So n
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by thekevan 5y ago
One line near the beginning stands out to me though. "...that monitors students’ school-issued Google and Microsoft accounts." This is activity within an account that was intended for school use, or possibly, on a school issued co

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