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bnegreve

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    > all it should take is a system of valves, That would work, but it's not how to works apparently. According to this veritasium video, it's because of "negative pressure" aka tensi…

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    > Blame the consumers. The consumer is not a single person, and until we (the consumers) all coordinate, our individual incentive is to not pay (Classical prisoner dilemma). So "vo…

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    > There's no "True" to an LLM, just how probable tokens are given previous context. It may be enough: tool assisted LLMs already know when to use tools such as calculators or quest…

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    Comment #43843231

    Surely reading/writing are useful skills that most people did not have before school was mandatory.

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    Comment #43772179

    > in "pixels wide" the word "wide" acts as a square root operator on the area and means "pixels^(-2)" Did you meant "pixels^(1/2)"? I'm not sure what kind of units pixels^(-2) woul…

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    Comment #41968668

    So many things in the IT world started as non-professional things by non-professional engineers. If you're a professional who lives off one of these things you should be glad that …

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    Comment #41777218

    Most disciplines in CS have done that one way or another.

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    Comment #41755695

    It is probably good news, but to be fair land use and GHG emissions are not the same thing, especially given that fertilizers are involved.

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    Comment #41679346

    It is very impressive, and better than anything I've seen before but think something is bit off with the swell. If I had to explain I would say that high frequency waves don't trav…

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    Comment #40935278

    > but then set up a website where that button keeps jumping away from your mouse for 20 minutes, while it's showing you uplifting messages why in fact, you should continue with the…

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    Comment #40750227

    > over an 4.75-inch gap

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    Comment #40673400

    > every group chat has a n-1 group containing everyone except that annoying member. And if you think your chat doesn’t have such a group, oh boy, do I have some bad news for you. T…

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    Comment #40623798

    I don't know. If the case is not discussed in court, we will never know. This is why we should not blindly follow a will out of respect of the dead person , because there may be ev…

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    Comment #40623667

    > In respect for the dead person, we absolutely have to carry out their will. We trust judges when they decide to send people to prison for decades, so I don't see why we shouldn't…

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    I agree and I don't think it is specific to the world of entrepreneurs and/or social science experiments. If your target variable depends on a large number of correlated variables …

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    Comment #39765218

    - The satellite will accomplish this [precision] by having the usual main Earth-measuring techniques co-located on board [satelite navigation, interferometry, laser ..] When used t…

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    Comment #39298639

    Soon we will be hearing of the global flattening.

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    Comment #39204357

    The title is rather ambiguous: evidence that RTO mandates do not increase firm performance is not evidence that returning to office is useless. > we do not find significant changes…

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    > Implementing them in large industrial (or open source) code bases in a maintainable way -- and then actually maintaining that code -- is a different skillset, a different set of …

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    Oh, indeed it is mentioned, i overlooked this part. > It even mentions Jupiter's moons later It is not a coincidence, I reused the example to illustrate my point.