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by twiceaday 2y ago
"Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is high deception involved." https://www.fakespot.com/product/ntp2xx-series-gps-based-ntp...
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by twiceaday 2y ago
You having a gun is not dangerous because of other people. You having a bicycle is dangerous because of other people.
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by twiceaday 2y ago
If I were to guess, Japan has a huge cultural presence in the west via comics, cartoons, and video-games. It is also "good weird." And historically it had a legendary reputation for electronics. That is a lot of western mindshare,
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by twiceaday 2y ago
Why isn't the surface smaller then? Probably something inside is pushing out? It's full? Also on the way to a black hole bodies clearly have insides. Do they somehow evaporate the moment a black hole forms? Edit: My understanding
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by twiceaday 2y ago
A routine dental X-ray recently caught my failed root canal and the tooth needs to be extracted asap or I risk pain, huge swelling, and nerve damage.
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by twiceaday 2y ago
If you want grim realize its the same with guns.
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by twiceaday 2y ago
The core issue is that the common metric is a bad proxy for the actual signal. Goodhearts law and all that. Enforcing that the proxy be good is weird. It would be better to enforce publicly sharing the actual signal.
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by twiceaday 2y ago
Senses to AI is what senses are to us. Characterizing AI sensing as always surveilling just shows your hand, and hers.
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by twiceaday 2y ago
You lost me at '... that do not take advantage of powerful hardware.' The risks they should be taking are in making new kinds of experiences ... for existing hardware. There is plenty of room to innovate. They are scared to innova
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by twiceaday 2y ago
I think it's ridiculous to frame what I said like this. 1) Answer the question. Would you ever steal physical goods from an unmanned fruit stand merely asking for money? If not, would you do it if the company owning the fruit stand was
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by twiceaday 2y ago
Would you take fruit from an unmanned fruit stand that just has a sign of how much money to put into the box / venmo? They have no security and no way to "enforce" that you pay! It's not about stealing at all, it's
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by twiceaday 2y ago
The iPhone and Mac apps are also great. I've been using them for years. You can use it to show your feeds from popular rss aggregators or it can aggregate by itself via icloud, and it syncs across your devices.
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by twiceaday 2y ago
The difference between a million dollars and a billion dollars is about a billion dollars. The difference between Meta 'smart' sunglasses and an AR headset is an AR headset. How are they 'onto' anything by selling sungla
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by twiceaday 2y ago
I'm no Elon defender but do you think there would be so many good Chinese EVs today if Elon was never born?
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by twiceaday 2y ago
Yep. Good for kiestering.
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by twiceaday 2y ago
I was able to do it with no words. I 'saw' the steps as if on a piece of paper. I saw 3x=22-1=21, then x=21/3=7. But I have a degree in applied math. Perhaps not internally vocalizing is just being extremely familiar. It also
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by twiceaday 2y ago
Yes. But put differently "if you earn less you pay less." It depends one what you call the "normal" price.
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by twiceaday 2y ago
She is from a manga / anime called Spy × Family which has 8.3 on iMDb. The best spy on the planet pretends to be a family man for deep cover by adopting the girl (who can read minds, he doesn't know this) and quickly marries a wom
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by twiceaday 2y ago
This is why I prefer single-player games. Multiplayer games necessarily focus on being fair. Single-player games can be deeply unfair and that's okay because it's against computer opponents who don't mind. Or put another way
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by twiceaday 2y ago
Me three. And I don't understand how a fixed fee is a new concept because I am paying the $10/month fee. So now its a guaranteed $34/month fee, for using zero kWh?!
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by twiceaday 2y ago
Shouldn't you be grandfathered into the previous deal?
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by twiceaday 2y ago
Here is a great interview with them. The English subtitles are well done, by humans. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ReakCrKX0
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by twiceaday 2y ago
Bad take. Do both. Nobody is pretending this will solve all issues. Its a step in the right direction. Both in terms of putting more units towards residents and discouraging people from speculating on the housing market by buying short-term
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by twiceaday 3y ago
You didn't ask him to clarify, you asked him to leave.
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by twiceaday 3y ago
I understand both perspectives. The premise should be questioned, a correct amount. "Do not question our premise" is a weird take.
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by twiceaday 3y ago
Part of the point of variant sudoku is discovering / inventing brand new interactions you've never seen before. And crowd-sourcing votes on whether that discovery process is fun. You are basically getting introduced to a new set o
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by twiceaday 3y ago
If only iPad Pro ran MacOS.
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by twiceaday 3y ago
That's only one factor. I think the thing that is going to trigger a phase shift when it comes to interacting with LLMs is reducing response latency to conversational ranges by running enough of the models offline. You say something an
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by twiceaday 3y ago
I think this topic is the ultimate application of Goodheart's law with popularity being the measure. It is clearly too easy to game, and it was just a happy accident that it used to be a meaningful signal for quality, because not enoug
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by twiceaday 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultraviolet_catastrophe "The phrase refers to the fact that the empirically derived Rayleigh–Jeans law, which accurately predicted experimental results at large wavelengths, failed

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