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yadaeno
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yadaeno
3y ago
Maybe it’s an instinct to give resources to attractive people to increase the fitness of the group. Or maybe investors know that attractive people have an advantage in business (for irrational reasons), so it’s rational for investors to val
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yadaeno
3y ago
Ive never seen Star Trek, but lets say you had an infinite food machine. The machine would have limited throughput, and it would require resources to distribute the food. These are both problems that capitalism solves in a fair and effic
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yadaeno
3y ago
Great reminder to wipe down gym equipment before use, even normal ring worm can be a large hassle.
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yadaeno
3y ago
When I stayed in New York, I was asked to pay a $95 a night “cleaning fee” after I paid for the room in advance. Definitely avoid “yotel” if you can.
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yadaeno
4y ago
The main risk is read access to the monorepo.
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yadaeno
4y ago
It completely depends on where you live in SF. The people in the wealthy hyper gentrified areas are baffled that people would think the city is unsafe. Meanwhile people with less income are exposed daily to an epidemic of drug addiction, h
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yadaeno
4y ago
How safe you are mostly depends on your gender, size and frankly race. If you are a tall male your experience is simply not comparable to someone that is less able to fend off a physical confrontation. Its great nothing traumatic happened t
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yadaeno
4y ago
My understanding is that conscious is a side affect of how memory works. Your conscious experience is essentially processing stimuli, connecting with existing memories, processing, and storing what is written to your “conscious” scratchpad.
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yadaeno
4y ago
This is not true from my experience. I’ve been the victim of a crime in SF and while they are severely understaffed they were very cooperative and willing to help.
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yadaeno
4y ago
Any city willing to enforce laws and punish thieves is a candidate.
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yadaeno
4y ago
We need a fund the police movement in SF desperately. When my bike was stolen last month the officer on the phone said they were something like 400 officers understaffed.
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yadaeno
4y ago
That’s your stance, but look at the comment I was replying to “You haven't cited anything that shows China cares about using TikTok as a means of influencing foreign countries”. The US (and post WW2 europe) has a long-standing policy o
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yadaeno
4y ago
Winston Churchill, the man that went to war to stop the invasion of peaceful democratic countries by the nazis.
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yadaeno
4y ago
The US does not live in an isloated vaccum where it's not affected by geopolitics. Your life will be impacted, personally when China decides to invade Taiwan. I don't want to be spied on by either government, but this point you
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yadaeno
4y ago
China is preparing a military invasion of a US Ally (Taiwan) within the next 5 years. They absolutely care about influenceing the US public to oppose military support for Taiwan. I would go a step further and say that reclaiming Taiwan and
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yadaeno
4y ago
> China has limited interest or means to harm me. Source? They are a totalitarian government that considers the US it's #1 enemy, and has its sights on a military invasion of a peaceful democratic nation and ally in a 2-5 year horiz
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yadaeno
4y ago
How many embeddings can fit into a single input?
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yadaeno
4y ago
In the back of my head im thinking about how you could make a stock portfolio analysis chatbot. I think you would want to vectorize a set of documents containing summarized historical + a few documents containing recent data. When asked to
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yadaeno
4y ago
In Japan it's common to freeze rice instead of refridgerating. I wonder if this is part of the reason.
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yadaeno
4y ago
in SF the unlicensed hotdog vendors are selling hotdogs for $8. They used to be $2-3.
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yadaeno
4y ago
That worked with Poland in 1939 until Hitler decided to continue and attack the rest of Europe.
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yadaeno
4y ago
Great documentary called “the devil we know” about the proliferation of perflorinated chemicals invented by 3m and sold to DuPont and chemical companies overseas.
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yadaeno
4y ago
The difference is banning content vs banning a medium. Its like if there was an e-reader that sat in your living room spying on you, but it displayed books for free. Banning that device is not the same as banning content itself.
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yadaeno
4y ago
I dont understand the argument that it would hurt first amendment rights. There are so many alternatives, reels, shorts, twitter and reddit have their own version. Thats like saying banning facebook messenger hurts first amendment rights. I
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yadaeno
4y ago
Accidental construct of what exactly? Crime might not be an urban phenomenon in other countries but it certainly is more visible and prevalent in US cities. At least in west coast cities, visible crime is just a fact of life. It borders o
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yadaeno
4y ago
See any major class action lawsuit, the true cost of these disasters is never paid. The company will restructure, file for bankruptcy, any pay out pennies to the victims. Norfolk southern gave the town $25k to the town, however the true cos
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yadaeno
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The hotel industry has the most egregious fees in my opinion. You pay online, then you show up and they demand $90 for cleaning and other fees. I hope this goes through and moves us towards a sane direction.
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yadaeno
4y ago
Its a prisoners dilemma if you expect business to contribute towards infrastructure that benefits everybody. education and infrastructure has to rely on the government for this reason.
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yadaeno
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+1 too much money flying around just causes inflation, since the underlying resources that the money is trying to allocate remain constrained. West coast US cities are a perfect example of this, not enough housing means labor resources are
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yadaeno
4y ago
I had these for whatever reason growing up. At the level of zoom they stabilize, there wasnt much shaking to begin with. If you are using more powerful binoculars you might as well just get a tripod.
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