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by trehalose 1y ago
Your claim contradicts the article you linked.
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by trehalose 1y ago
It's only hilarious until they criminalize even looking at such content.
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by trehalose 1y ago
If Netflix decides to end their service and make every TV show and movie they have permanently unavailable, even through all other legal businesses, then yeah, it would be nice of them to give that stuff away.
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by trehalose 1y ago
It appears he provided an analysis for subjective perception of effectiveness of various nootropics. I don't see much objective measurement of cognitive performance at all here. This kind of survey has value, but I think to call it &
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by trehalose 1y ago
You expect a group of less than twenty human drivers to have at least one collision per week?
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by trehalose 1y ago
I'd say that headline is misleading. This is just an opinion poll, where neuroscientists feel 40% confident in their imaginations that this might happen someday in the future.
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by trehalose 1y ago
What happens when an airplane's pilots have to radio ATC to request an emergency landing, and the planes' sensors have failed so it can't safety land itself?
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by trehalose 1y ago
NF3 is very different than the other nitrogen halides and used as a silicon etchant, but re: environmental concerns, perhaps you're confusing it with something else? It's an extremely potent greenhouse gas that persists in the atm
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by trehalose 1y ago
> I think the article is better without the pearl clutching of how could our righteous and holy OpenAI promote such sinful language— Where did you get the impression the author of this post viewed OpenAI as anything like that? I thought
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by trehalose 1y ago
What/who are you accusing of being clickbaity?
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by trehalose 1y ago
I'm curious to know what the author suggests we do. Elect Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini as our leaders? Put these future cancer cure discoverers in a hospital and get them to work curing individual cancer patients?
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by trehalose 1y ago
A dictionary entry's second definition isn't necessarily an uncommonly used one. It could be up to 49% of the word's usage (assuming the dictionary has such precise statistics).
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by trehalose 1y ago
> We've probably all had the experience where the model is going off the rails during the thinking process but somehow spits out the right answer at the end. Apparently the reasoning doesn't even need to be correct during train
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by trehalose 1y ago
> The total number of lines of code is relevant, sure, but for most practical purposes, compile times and binary sizes are more important. Perhaps for most practical purposes, but not for security, which the article's author seems
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by trehalose 1y ago
> In a frontside design, the silicon substrate can be as thick as 750 micrometers. Because silicon conducts heat well, this relatively bulky layer helps control hot spots by spreading heat from the transistors laterally. Adding backside
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by trehalose 1y ago
If you don't believe the people telling you about additive vs subtractive mixing, ask yourself this: How does a prism separate a rainbow of colors out of white sunlight? Shouldn't the sunlight be brown for that to work?
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by trehalose 2y ago
> When asked about his comments at the White House on Friday afternoon, Trump called the vandalism suspects "terrorists" and appeared to argue what was happening with Tesla vehicles was worse than what happened during the Jan.
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by trehalose 2y ago
That regex detects things like "eeieiieeeiA __ 1 2 3__" as a proper noun. I'm confused by the decision to accept any number of leading [ei] and any number of trailing (?:\s+[_\d]+).
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by trehalose 2y ago
Is it? Or is it like if you were allowed into a focus group where they let you try out two manufactured products, so that you could make subjective, uninformed decisions about the product lineup which also affect everyone else?
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by trehalose 2y ago
> The reality is we have an entirely unfettered space that’s completely beyond fully lawful access — a place where child predators, terrorists, and spies can conceal their communications and operate with impunity A reality where we and o
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by trehalose 2y ago
Mercury is generally concentrated in the meat, not the fat. (It has an affinity for the thiol groups on certain amino acids in protein.) There's certainly other fat-soluble pollutants like PCBs to worry about, but I'd never heard
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by trehalose 2y ago
You say you were going through a phase of terrible sleep. Would you say that particular night of sleep was worse than your average night of sleep during that phase?
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by trehalose 2y ago
According to the article, the plaintiff's claimed number of Bitcoins has changed, not just their value in fiat currency.
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by trehalose 2y ago
But "regular syrup" is just corn syrup with added flavors and colorings? At least, here in the USA it is. I've not sure I've seen any pancake syrup that's made with cane sugar. Besides real maple syrup, of course, b
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by trehalose 2y ago
I'm not sure I'd call Ray Peat's ideas "radical but not stupid". He claimed that eating a tablespoon of honey could cure almost any fatal injury.
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by trehalose 2y ago
> But Cantor discovered that natural numbers can’t be put into one-to-one correspondence with the continuum of real numbers. For instance, try to pair 1 with 1.00000… and 2 with 1.00001…, and you’ll have skipped over infinitely many real
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by trehalose 2y ago
The article implies that the FBI was aware of his large collection of extremely dangerous explosives at the time they arrested him. It doesn't mention a SWAT team, but I'll take your word for that, but do note that there had to be
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by trehalose 2y ago
I don't think so? There's only 365 birthdays people can have, and nobody's birthday can be changed. Airplanes' landing gears are regularly inspected so that they can be maintained, and replaced if necessary, so that they
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by trehalose 2y ago
And an important food source for the fish we like to eat.
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by trehalose 2y ago
Ignorant question: Is the narrower bandwidth of light from LEDs a factor? (I don't really know much about light and optics and the human vision system, but I know in the audio world that pure sine waves can cause hearing damage at lowe

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