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aimonster2

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    Comment #40479390

    I've only been talking about this for 3 years. I'm glad someone finally decided to make a paper out of it.

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    Comment #40361846

    Yes, but you still don't have the front of the brain yet. that's the key.

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    Comment #40018294

    I'm sweating moving for just this reason. I do have some experience at landlording in one of the battleground states--tenant overfriendly--so I guess in this landlord friendly stat…

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    Comment #39925810

    3Blue1Brown again presents a spectacular and apprehendable survey of at least the initial concepts involved in understanding how GPTs work. His visual description of embedding vect…

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    Comment #39893431

    Has anyone ever successfully coded in this language? I've tried. Lord knows I've tried.

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    Comment #39893371

    I'll be gone before they find out it's wrong.

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    Comment #39893338

    April fools?

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    Comment #39893331

    Posted too early.

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    Comment #39870401

    Sure. Put it in a greenhouse and make food! Like I said to another thread, just use CaO->CaCO3 then go backwards CaCO3->CaO at the point that you're using it as long as the heating…

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    Comment #39870295

    So wait, if I did a find / -n 'liblzma*' and saw 5.4, I'm good? This is only 5.6 and 5.6.1, right?

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    Comment #39808045

    Antimatter moves mass not space. Its a no-go because of all of the issues--time dilation? You need to move space, but we still haven't found a way to fully create negative energy.

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    Comment #39807957

    You don't use your PIV anywhere because you don't want your creds--certs, etc--to be swiped. You use it for facility access and PKI.

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    Comment #39793177

    Turns out that the striatum has two areas that are over-connected to it. One deals with immediate external information, and the other, the default mode network, is in operation whe…

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    Comment #39771099

    Nature's version of 'Watch me stick my head in this alligator's mouth'

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    Comment #39771084

    There are times that I wish I was in the office, and those times are crunch time. That's it. Sitting and trying to look productive during the build up phases sucks and would be bet…

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    Comment #39771063

    Bitcoin behaved like bitcoin. Film at 11.

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    Comment #39771051

    So basically, Masters Degree collectors.

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    Comment #39771018

    It's the hands. Look at the fingers.

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    Comment #39765211

    Which will be even more of an environmental tragedy than just letting them have a hard seawall.

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    Comment #39765204

    I really despise the EPA. They have moved beyond their original charter of protecting the environment to protecting the property of some rich people at the expense of others--inclu…

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    Comment #39765164

    Welcome to the eastern seaboard. Where I grew up, they use jettys--actually groins--to try and stop the sand from naturally migrating south so the army corps of engineering has to …

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    Comment #39674164

    You'd think that GPT-4 would do a bang up job of translating languages. I know that's not as fun as procedurally attempting to do the conversion :)

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    Comment #39609888

    So what do you do when you want hallucinations? Meta language in the prompt?