tokai

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by tokai 2mo ago
Any named book I have seen in the coverage of this are cheap crap books, that are available somewhere in the word from a public library. Its literal trash.
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by tokai 2mo ago
This gets posted here often even though its a complete fantasy. The actual relationship between happiness and intelligence is well known to be the opposite. IQ correlates significantly with happiness. https://bpspsychub.onlinelib
63.
by tokai 2mo ago
Can't already just write pseudocode in your prompts without any extra tooling?
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by tokai 2mo ago
Pretty wild dressing a blog post up as a scientific paper.
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by tokai 2mo ago
Anything below 100% seems like a potential warning sign in a growing economy.
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by tokai 2mo ago
Which has resulted in this catastrophe: https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71OSnDl45vL.jpg
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by tokai 2mo ago
Humans seem to be like horses. A little bit of bad luck and we're half crippled for life.
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by tokai 2mo ago
Its done on tiny and/or old models only. I find that hedging help on larger models with making the model more willing to double check things. Its a shame they didn't test models people actually use.
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by tokai 2mo ago
I love bicycle tech. Almost everything was invented in the 1890s, and every couple of decades someone tries another old idea. https://onlinebicyclemuseum.co.uk/tour/cyclemotors-motorcycl...
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by tokai 2mo ago
It wasn't even funded in the way funding a study usually means. That an entity handed over money to a research group. The study was done by employers in their work time for their salary. Its a Novo Nordisk study, and as you say its r
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by tokai 2mo ago
Am I getting old? 09-14 is not even close to the old web for me. The old web, to me, was back when people still published physical 'phone' books for websites.
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by tokai 2mo ago
I thought the harness was mainly a TAI (tangible AGENT interface). Its a harness for the agent, not a user interface. That is bolted on top of the harness.
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by tokai 2mo ago
The answer is really not a clear cut as you assume any longer.
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by tokai 2mo ago
Nobody lived in Sweden at that time.
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by tokai 2mo ago
Price obviously
76.
by tokai 2mo ago
But its trivial to buy 20 pieces of aluminum tubes online? There are so many providers in most nations, that sell all kinds of shapes of all kinds metals. What am I missing?
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by tokai 2mo ago
Complete non sequitur. What a horrible comment.
78.
by tokai 2mo ago
I can't find a single comment here that does that.
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by tokai 2mo ago
I like concrete geogrid/cell much more, but I guess its cost a good deal more both in materials and installation. Is it really that uncommon in the US?
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by tokai 2mo ago
Taxi driver also live shorter lives than average, which would fit with lower levels of alzheimers. But interesting link nonetheless.
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The genetic architecture of fibromyalgia across 2.5M individuals(nature.com)
2 points by tokai 2mo ago|0 comments
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by tokai 2mo ago
I bet a nuclear foundry can be bundled with atomic mining ala Project Plowshare. Guess we are lucky we didn't get the future the atomic age promised.
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by tokai 2mo ago
That was not why they started the war on drugs, and we have that on record.
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by tokai 2mo ago
What's the issue? Its just an ultrabook with a screen and controller peripheral attached.
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by tokai 2mo ago
The thing described in the blog post has nothing to do with quiet quitting.
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by tokai 2mo ago
>defense contractors They are happy about missing out on the largest rearmament or Europe since the ww2?
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by tokai 3mo ago
It really seems like something that could be fixed with proper training and protocol, when police forces the world over don't have this issue.
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by tokai 3mo ago
I don't know, non of the chinese models I use are served from China. And they are still cheap.
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Bonsaikitten.com(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by tokai 3mo ago|0 comments
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by tokai 3mo ago
Zero wood except all the things that are made of wood, got it.

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