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I think it was in Texas.
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I don't know if you looked of not but here you go. http://www.datapointed.net/2012/10/animated-factorization-di...
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I am a layperson but... You could try writing out an addition table and a multiplication table and see if you can find patterns and differences (you can). The Sieve of Eratosthenes is good. I asked ChatGPT what branch of mathematics high sc
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I asked somewhere here about the algorithm for the position of the dots and got an answer (can I link directly to a post?) below. Putting things on a circle sounds like a good way to do it but it sort of precludes special arrangement for sp
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This is something worth writing your congressman about. Even if you trust Trump for some reason, we have given the office of president plenty of power to do the job assigned.
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I was thinking about triangles and squares and the answer was circles.
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I asked ChatGPT to restate this in more laymen's terms (posted below) and I am not to surprised at the answer. "Lately, some AI models have shown impressive abilities to solve complex problems, and many people credit this to a me
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It makes me wonder what the algorithm for arranging the dots looks like.
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Increasing that by 20% would be 46 seats more. So all this to take in around 50-230 pounds (or dollars, whatever) per flight? I wonder, if they added 10 rows of these that would only be 4 seats per row.
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That and having an almost limitless source of arguments (hallucinated or not) probably helps.
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I was wearing out jeans in a month or less and started buying Carhartt pants and it was much better. If I was working as much on my knees as I used to I would also try sewing patches on the knees.
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several local libraries near me also have "maker spaces" with 3D printers,laser cutters, and other DIY stuff.
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How is the architecture of a lisp machine different that "normal" computers. I did the first half of the NAND to Tetris course and thought it was super interesting. Since, I have been thinking about using the HDL from the course t
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My brother and I thought about starting a local ISP in the early/mid 90s but had no real idea how to get started. A local musician started one and did very well for a while. Talking to him once about it was interesting. He said one of
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P.S. Why can't we just have a simple 1990s-style Toyata truck with an electric drive train and a robust battery with well-designed and tested firmware that doesn't need OTA updates and smart phone app and telemetry? I don't
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- Grocery shopping. - Ride public transportation. - Everyday sorts of maintenance (Home/auto). They are not necessarily "interesting" but I (a low spending person) hove done, enjoyed, and gained from these activities.
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I suspect it is more like he promised more coal and saying something like “They can fuel it with anything they want, and they may have coal as a backup — good, clean coal,” is his way of making good on the promise.
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squeak squeak squeak I mean no.
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It has an orbit of around 165 years. So it has made a little over one orbit since and is visible in the sky right now (if you look real close).
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Doesn't this take the "let the parents decide" option away?
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There are a couple things that I might think twice about if I saw it today and was really looking close. Otherwise it looks pretty similar to the front page I just looked at to compare.
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- The NSF Unidata Program center makes a wide variety of near-real-time and archive geoscience data and model output available to the university community. See the Data page for an overview of the available data types and access methods.
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the Japanese man only has two speeding tickets on his record, in addition to a catch and release violation from a fishing trip six years ago, which was eventually dismissed. So how did we reach this point? This is not making me feel safe
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Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? -> "Who will watch the watchmen?". It is great to honor and help law enforcement but if they are going to have power over me I expect "the best of the best" and not a bunch of yahoos wit
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It is worth remembering that habeas corpus is written into the US Constitution. It can and has been suspended but are we really facing the same dangers now? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habeas_corpus_in_the_United_St..
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I have tried using chatGPT a few times. Early on I had no luck but lately it has been a better experience. Maybe it has gotten better or maybe I have started asking better questions. I used it the other day to help me with some regex string
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I suspect it will be the taxpayer.
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Erythritol Erythritol is a sugar alcohol widely used as a noncaloric sweetener in sugar-free products, such as keto-friendly snack bars, energy drinks, and sugar-free chewing gum. The findings suggest it increases oxidative stress and re
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So, my take: The LLMs are just predicting the next likely word (token) to add to a conversion. If it is just trained on data that always say one thing it will just repeat that thing. If it is trained on data that says two things it will re
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A little bit of an aside but I watched some people deploy an autonomous underwater vehicle. It was an uncomfortable feeling watching it ($100K+) drive away and then sink under the water. I can only imagine watching your 15000 pound simi dri

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