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g_sch

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    Comment #46293852

    These cameras may have been originally sold to municipalities as a way to find stolen cars, but from one year to the next, federal agencies have (1) decided that their main goal is…

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    Comment #45341086

    I think this is equally true of writing. Once you see something written one way, it's very hard to imagine other ways of writing the same thing. The influence of anchoring bias is …

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    Comment #45339715

    I sympathize with people who find writing difficult. But, putting myself in GP's shoes, I can't imagine trying to read my father's LLM-generated memoir. How could I possibly unders…

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    Comment #44786349

    What I'd really like to know is: - how many people that currently work at your company had to go through an AI interviewer to get the job? - do referrals have to go through an AI i…

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    Comment #44155325

    Fan/AC remotes have some of the worst, most unexpected UX I've ever seen. I still remember an AC remote at an Airbnb I stayed at a few years ago that, instead of having temperature…

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    Comment #43862060

    The author is pretty upfront that the conclusion was meant as a reference to a character in the movie "Hoosiers", not that any of the personalities named were literally drunks or b…

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    Comment #43786416

    I also recently had this experience! I remembered a recurring bit from an older comedy film (a customer in a shop keeps saying "Kumquats!") and tried to prompt ChatGPT 4o into gett…

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    Comment #43424497

    Notably the jury pool was from North Dakota, a state where many people have direct or indirect ties to oil and gas industries. In fact, > During jury selection, potential jurors ap…

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    Comment #43006164

    The same type of people who name their companies Palantir and Anduril

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    Comment #41864868

    Matt Levine had a funny similar take recently: "You could have a model of Harvard Business School that is like: 1. Harvard Business School teaches you skills that would make you go…

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    Comment #41113275

    Yes, but what I'd really like to see is a visual graph of the dew point over the course of a day. The graph currently only shows RH%, and the only way to see how the dew point will…

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    Comment #41111412

    The feature I miss most about Dark Sky was that it allowed you to visualize changes in dew point throughout the day. Where I live (US East Coast), the weather can feel dramatically…

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    Comment #40238260

    > in the last 10 years. From the article: > In 2014, amid flagging sales and pressure from investors, Darden sold Red Lobster for $2.1 billion to Golden Gate Capital, a San Francis…

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    Comment #37603259

    Back when I was in consulting, I used to think of it as a perk (as did many of my peers). Once the travel started to wear on my personal life, I ran the numbers and discovered the …

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    Comment #37210958

    I also stopped being able to read articles on archive.is about a week ago because of this captcha loop. It seems to be related to my device and browser - my Firefox gets hit with t…

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    Comment #37149471

    As noted in the linked article, people in urban areas are paying many times the price for water that farmers are. If farmers had to pay municipal water prices, it's much less clear…

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    Comment #36292796

    The key here is distributed coordination. In the last few decades, the most effective social movements are those that did not rely on a single organization (hierarchical or not) bu…

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    Comment #36127849

    I don't believe this is true on iOS, unless there was a recent change I'm not aware of. Right now, tapping power five times on my phone running iOS 16.1.1 opens an "emergency" mode…

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    Comment #36088184

    The linked article and this entire discussion is addressing the ethical issues that surround grading, originality, and plagiarism. How is AI going to be able to apply the "correct"…

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    Comment #36076808

    I think it's not fair to fault DB or EVG for failing to run 100% service after a nationwide strike was called off just a few hours before it was supposed to start. An orderly tempo…

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    Comment #35974687

    Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20230516100811/https://blog.plov...

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    Comment #34581964

    Maybe I'm just a newbie when it comes to building search algorithms, but how on earth would you maintain or test something like this? From experience, I know that search algorithms…

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    Comment #34347137

    At most non-fancy corner stores they're still under $4. Usually under $3 if you just want egg & cheese. And they're always made to order - ketchup, mayo, salt/pepper, hot sauce, on…

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    Comment #34282035

    As other commenters have mentioned, people living on the street don't comprise the majority of unhoused people. It does seem like California has a higher overall percentage of "uns…