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by tiahura 2y ago
Data wall? If it had consumed everything already, then isn’t the problem the model, not the input?
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by tiahura 2y ago
Isn’t what we always thought? “The model revealed that bats tend to fly near environmental features with higher "echoic entropy"—areas that provide richer acoustic information.” So, they recognize the sound of key reference points
843.
by tiahura 2y ago
Isn't this exactly the legit use that ar-15 enthusiasts cite?
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by tiahura 2y ago
Left-handed I could handle. Opaque accents seem to warrant some sort of consumer protection action by authorities.
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by tiahura 2y ago
I’ve always wondered about ocean mammals. Those poor dolphins and whales have never had a drink of fresh water. When I ask marine biologists, I get: their mouths are really good at sealing - related, but not quite on point, and 2 they get t
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NASA Tells SpaceX to Focus on Safety After Astronaut Hospitalizations(gizmodo.com)
40 points by tiahura 2y ago|5 comments
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by tiahura 2y ago
Then why scold SpaceX about safety?
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by tiahura 2y ago
You’re honestly telling me, an astronaut who’s been on nasa tv talking about bodily functions in space with school kids for 6 months, suddenly clams up and doesn’t want anyone to know they got hurt when the SpaceX seatbelt failed?
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by tiahura 2y ago
Where does he say they don’t know what happened? He said they’re piecing things together, i.e. they’re still working on their story.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Why isn't ultrasound used in orthopedics? Instead of MRI rigamarole, why can't the doc put the wand to my shoulder in the office and tell me if it's a tear?
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by tiahura 2y ago
What’s the harm if it reboots if you’re sleeping?
852.
by tiahura 2y ago
Great idea. How about reboot if more than 2 hours with no unlock?
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by tiahura 2y ago
I know the enlightened conventional wisdom is that the trade war between the U.S. and Europe was a push, but I’d argue the U.S. actually came out ahead. Trump’s tariffs forced the EU to confront trade imbalances, especially around autos, an
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by tiahura 2y ago
Thankfully, Trump has indicated that these sorts of anti-US measures, that Biden was too weak to deal with, will be met with equivalent investigations and sanctions on comparable EU companies. If I was a European company, like LVMH, that de
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by tiahura 2y ago
Yes, working on a startup without pay under a student visa (such as F-1) can be legally problematic. While student visas allow some employment (like CPT or OPT for F-1 students), “self-employment” is generally restricted, especially if it i
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by tiahura 2y ago
I assumed a large portion of YouTube/ Google management had been in a plane crash as that seemed the only plausible explanation for it to stay up as long and have as many viewers as it did. It really was stunning.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Inflation isn't just a fiscal (even though Biden failed on the fiscal side as well) or monetary phenomena, it's psychological - i.e. expectations about future prices. Because the Biden administration was characteristically incompe
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by tiahura 2y ago
Atmospheric c02 has been on a straight line since 1985, i.e. 0 correlation to changes in presidential party.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Honestly, anyone who thinks Kamala is perfect at anything other than working the party machine for self-promotion is probably a little too invested to see things clearly.
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by tiahura 2y ago
We’re not trying to out Bangladesh Bangladesh.
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by tiahura 2y ago
Or my electrician friend who’s making boatloads working crazy overtime building data centers.
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by tiahura 2y ago
I'm not sure by your tone if this is sarcasm, but it has been shown by formal proof that if something failed the root cause must be an MBA.
863.
by tiahura 2y ago
What’s the rationale for double taxing corporate profits vs other types?
864.
by tiahura 2y ago
Isn’t the timeframe a little short?
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by tiahura 2y ago
Historical doesn’t mean true.
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by tiahura 2y ago
I think everyone on X realized this by the end of the summer.
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by tiahura 2y ago
I'll admit, as an attorney, this isn't my specialty, and every jurisdiction varies, but the ye olde common law of tortuous interference requires something more than mere competition, this is America, not the EU. 2 DAN B. DOBBS, TH
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by tiahura 2y ago
It’s so frustrating that this country becomes more and more overpopulated, yet we won’t get serious about stopping mass immigration.
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by tiahura 2y ago
“cloud coverage percentage” Have you tried windows?
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by tiahura 2y ago
Unethical by whom? The now richer employees? Or the salty cheapskate?

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