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GranularRecipe

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    Comment #49120999

    > Yet it is very successful in all its predictions. So obviously the Popperian "falsifiability" is too simple a criteria for science. Those two sentences contradict each other. If …

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    Comment #49083494

    I guess there is an inverse effect to bubbles (things go linearly up and then abruptly down), where nothing happens for a long time until all things happen at once.

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    Comment #46033793

    What I find interesting is the implicit priorisation: explainability, (human) accountability, lawfulness, fairness, safety, sustainability, data privacy and non-military use.

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    Comment #43761383

    Is this a new policy? Otherwise, why this sudden and broad implementation so that "suddenly none of the IT employees at the agency could do their jobs properly anymore" (according …

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    Comment #43761281

    > Removing admin from people who don't need it is 100% the correct thing to do according to any IT guidelines you could quote. And of course, every single user will whine that they…

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    Comment #43725646

    The first month after March equinox has great religious significance across many cultures (in the temperate zone), e.g. Pesach. When different cultures meet, they tend to syncretis…

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    Comment #43279620

    That's the trade-off between efficiency and resilience. Another example are the egg prices in US. The industrialisation of agriculture made it more brittle.

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    Comment #42932292

    Where did you register yourself as an expert? Asking for a friend.

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    Comment #42472394

    In covalent bonds, it's two electrons one pair. Metallic bonds are more polyamorous.

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    Comment #42255341

    This is not available in many countries. Is it due to legal issues, to preserve server capacity or a marketing gag?

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    Comment #42255316

    I don't know how Google is internally organised, but maybe Google Labs does not have a dedicated legal team. And out of fear for possible legal implications, they just block it in …

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    Comment #42163583

    For those who want to check the complete conversation: https://gemini.google.com/share/6d141b742a13

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    Comment #42006994

    It's not an inshallah, it's a masha'Allah.

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    Comment #41981653

    Math notation consists of symbols and syntax (order of symbols). How to arrange the Chinese characters (syntax) is very different between different languages.

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    Comment #41972251

    I would argue that alphabetisation would increase the use of regional languages because it would be possible to write down your speech, instead of relying on Mandarin or phonetical…

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    Comment #41972224

    It's not a language. It's a writing system used to write Classical Chinese for 3000 years and Mandarin for 150 years. When I was in Hong Kong, I was surprised that the written lang…

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    Comment #41972010

    I don't think these two forms of'amnesia-induced' typos are so different. "Typos" happen quite often, especially when typing on a smartphone and selecting the wrong character. And …

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    Comment #41971948

    I think it's also an issue of translation. "Dialect" in English is variety of a language. 方言 (fangyang, translated as dialect) in Chinese is a regional language or speech. Linguist…

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    Comment #41281569

    The chart is dumb (the axes badly labelled). It's a power-law graph (used to explain the Pareto principle). I think the message is that a large percentage of interventions are not …

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