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by xk_id 3y ago
Stop embarrassing yourself man. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-O3r2YMWJ4 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32103472 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35473327
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by xk_id 3y ago
Amazing to see, that even after the shock of trump election and brexit, people continue to dismiss and downplay the “other side” as full of idiots/uneducated/manipulated by russian trolls/etc.
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by xk_id 3y ago
Not to undermine the plausibility of your suggestions, but I like to wonder how answers like this read like to someone with direct experience and knowledge.
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by xk_id 3y ago
Ah, cool. So you relied on repeated blood tests until you found the right dose. Thanks
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by xk_id 3y ago
Before you even get to resuscitation, you would have to repair all of the fractured organs caused by thawing. https://www.alcor.org/library/postmortem-examination-of-thre...
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by xk_id 3y ago
How did you evaluate the different tests? Vit D doesn’t have any acute subjective effects
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by xk_id 3y ago
There is research being promoted by the other side of the debate too... Unfortunately, once a scientific issue becomes politicised, it’s hard to know who can be trusted.
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by xk_id 3y ago
The links are being submitted and voted on by other members of the community. I’m not sure what gives you the impression you’re in a position of authority.
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by xk_id 3y ago
If that “spam” you talk about was real and not just a conspiracy theory, you wouldn’t have to rely on promoting uncritical, dogmatic skepticism. That only works on feeble minds anyway. The people who matter are taking crypto seriously regar
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by xk_id 3y ago
The infrastructure for this mechanism is already implemented, operational and secure. The alternatives are hypothetical at this point in time. And signing doesn’t incur transaction fees, why would you assume that?
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by xk_id 3y ago
What makes this harmful?
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by xk_id 3y ago
Cryptophobic mantras also lack substance and don’t solve any real problems. But here we are.
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by xk_id 3y ago
Really upsetting to see people dismissing or downplaying this article. Not only I resonate personally with every sentence in it, but I also recognise it almost universally among my peers. The radical rejection of any hope in traditional st
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by xk_id 3y ago
> but it's possible now for a sole developer (or very small team) with no great artistic and musical talent. Better than nothing and compelling are different things.
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by xk_id 3y ago
I wouldn’t be able to trust running generative code that I don’t personally have context for, or hasn’t been reviewed by an experienced peer; even if it seems to work as intended. It’s the kind of irresponsible OceanGate mentality. As for b
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by xk_id 3y ago
There’s a long way to go from “no artistic chops” to “compelling art” and although this is subjective, I haven’t seen AI getting there.
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by xk_id 3y ago
Kotaku have proven themselves to be a garbage tabloid in their reporting of NFTs. I would never bother to read anything they had to post.
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by xk_id 3y ago
> AIs are an obscene boost to what individuals can do. Depends what the individual is trying to do. Making memes? Blog spam? Sure. But for non-trivial content I haven’t seen an example that was compelling.
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by xk_id 3y ago
I think this is a great idea for an app that could become popular. However it’s unlikely to be successful as long as the model is trained by an entity with a reputation to defend. Because the company would have liability for what the model
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by xk_id 3y ago
I think it’s very easy for a human to lie and behave like a chatbot. And the only defence against that is the incentive for both parties to focus on testing each other efficiently.
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by xk_id 3y ago
Chewing gum triggers digestive processes which expect food. It fills your stomach with acid, enzymes, etc which then have nothing to do. I don’t think it’s a useful habit.
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by xk_id 3y ago
The VM is called snarkVM. SnarkOS is just a client utility to interact with the VM and the nodes.
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by xk_id 3y ago
Not sure what exactly about blockchain projects short circuits some people’s brains. SnarkOS features extensively in the Aleo documentation, which is linked right at the bottom of the first page, where it should be. It also comes up in some
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by xk_id 3y ago
Hollywood has been using algorithms to evaluate new movie scripts for decades. Consumer entertainment was never really an outlet mainly for creative expression; creative expression was just instrumental for making the business viable within
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by xk_id 3y ago
I have a vague memory of using an air popper and as far as i remember it wasn’t allowed to add oil. With the silicone ones you add oil and salt at the beginning and can ensure a uniform distribution
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by xk_id 3y ago
No, the kernels are very low calorie. It all comes down to how much fats you use (if any).
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by xk_id 3y ago
I was just about to post about the silicone popcorn makers. They’re amazingly practical, I’m super happy with mine, and I’m pretty sure it can’t get any easier than that. Some risk of burning your popcorn tho as the window between “most ker
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Tether maintains its dollar peg defying critics(bloomberg.com)
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by xk_id 3y ago
Yeah, so your script.sh could send the URI received in its positional argument to a browser with the configuration you need (and substitute newscheme:// to https:// ). I think it’s 100% doable
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by xk_id 3y ago
The overall REM stage is in fact critical for the consolidation into long term memory of procedural information learned during the day. Suppressing REM leads reliably to deficits in this type of learning. Interestingly however, prozac fully

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