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Comment #49139263
But the S&P500 is ~half AI anyway! At least by market cap. What’s your idea of investing in AI?
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Comment #49080485
Don’t be so hard on yourself; the poorly designed glass door did that for you already.
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Comment #49080337
Cool. Just to note, the video demos Playbook, the proposed replacement for OSTPV. Here’s OSTPV: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s2gUOV3KK2k
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Comment #49056055
“easily-offended / agitating”? Hmm. There’s lots of good reasons to convert golf courses to low-cost housing, or use the recycled water for something else. Expand irrigation of par…
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Comment #48956277
Or just have the cyclists use fatter tyres.
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Comment #48778554
We installed our dishwasher at hip height, with the cupboard for clean dishes directly above. Bending down is a thing of the past. The two dishwashers idea is neat, but the cupboar…
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Comment #48528050
And yet millions of people still play the lottery. I don’t think it’s as simple as uncertainty. Nobody wants to change their lifestyle to avert climate change. People prefer carrot…
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Comment #48527990
But then it wouldn’t work on a touchscreen, and it wouldn’t go viral.
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Comment #48292830
Your evidence seems very anecdata. The graphite.io study does make an effort to quantify the false positive and false negative rates of the three detectors, rather than just saying…
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Comment #48240128
What you’re seeing is the result of the USA voting in a party and president that made it clear beforehand that they were going to install puppet civil servants to do their will. Mo…
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Comment #48200204
Those sources don’t claim Anthropic is crossing its red lines (AI-controlled weapons and mass domestic surveillance of American citizens).
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Comment #47958748
Other countries with good systems also have such people. America’s crime rate is far lower than the 1990s; the impression that you live in a crime-infested world is likely increase…
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Comment #47728928
But the above criteria are mostly subjective, so objectivity largely doesn’t apply.
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Comment #47726191
No, the plasma forms a teardrop shape around small craft like Orion, completely cutting off radio comms. Larger craft like starship or the shuttle which have a roughly cylindrical …
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Comment #47675472
This feels like an AI-generated list of products with no actual hands-on time to let me get a feel if any of the services actually work vs their feature list. Revising the language…
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Comment #47630229
I agree that attenborough’s documentaries are carefully composed, presumably to be suitable for a British family audience of the 1970s. You seem to uncharitably ascribe intentional…
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Comment #47537003
Blackout curtains.
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Comment #47268747
More informed by that comment, really? Did you read this[0]? As someone disinterested in the topic, the controversy seems very overblown and a knee jerk response. His position seem…
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Comment #47159300
Your framing is interesting. You may feel that you can’t change who you are in real life, but people have a choice on how they behave online (or choose not to engage at all). So yo…
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Comment #47080185
The V&A has not just acquired the video, but reconstructed a version of the page, as it would have looked in 2006...The V&A said the video is now considered “a foundational moment …
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Comment #47064627
Fascinating. Any references? A cursory web search reveals nothing.
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Comment #47045498
You could look at this in at least two different ways. 1) journalism, and how it’s a better story if the kid is a self-contained genius; or 2) having youth be thankful for mentorin…
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Comment #46969031
So, your credit card is in practice a debit card?