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Comment #46160717
Placidly uncaring since long ago as I stopped consuming media full stop.
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Comment #42475349
Yes! This seems to be a really neat combination of 2010's Bayesian cleverness / Tenenbaumian program search approaches with the LLMs as merely sources of high-dim conditional distr…
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Comment #42286511
There's this one GitS (SAC I think) UI thing that I think about pretty often: a bot needs to work faster so its fingers pop open revealing a huge number of additional cursed sub-fi…
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Comment #36461238
Nah, you have to write cute little LLMs that grind leetcode for you...
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Comment #36054440
And that’s an inclusive “or”, mind you-- I remember an Al-Jazeera news story that opened with the line “Some say the new measures go too far… but do the new measures go far enough?…
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Comment #33198785
I'm missing how this is an advance over https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2105646118
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Comment #32819206
This is a near-meaningless statistic for evaluating the health of the environment, obviously. Maximizing the coverage of intact ecologies supporting biodiversity should be the mana…
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Comment #30803646
It's not pretty, but, everything else seems like a toy for children by comparison.
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Comment #30508541
Note the question mark in the OP’s comment. Also, pretty sure the e-ink limitation is common knowledge on HN. Yep, HN is amazing.
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Comment #30375293
This sort of reminds me of what happened to the Slashdot... everyone was playing video games, hacking with Arduinos, doing silly things with homelabs, arguing about OS X vs. Linux,…
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Comment #30061581
I was vacationing in Mammoth one time and started reading about the geology... quite a shock to find that basically everything to the east is a giant caldera [1]. Also 760,000 year…
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Comment #30025092
Besides the author’s v points about the poor working conditions, I was struck by the points about transit costs. I am curious how much of the current labor situation in the US can …
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Comment #30024880
Obfuscating the total cost when the consumer is making decisions—-the menu price is like the listed price in Google Flights, then taxes and tips are kind of like the baggage and se…
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Comment #29431262
Kiwi used to have this in their map view -- you could select a very large circular region regardless of country as the origin -- but it seems like they got rid of it. This was by f…
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Comment #29424776
If it doesn't suffer from gimbal lock, is it even really a monitor?
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Comment #29139363
“It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” -Upton Sinclair
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Comment #29131496
Risk $1.3b on an unproven design by an eccentric amateur that has some pretty clear shortcomings in "user experience" for the *vast majority* of users? I can't believe UCSB leaders…
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Comment #29073129
The most sophisticated resource I know of this sort is https://littlesis.org
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Comment #29049254
Similarly naive follow-up: how much hay is needed per animal per month, assuming no other sources of food? (or does one always provide hay plus something else?)
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Comment #28341728
I took up large format film two years ago and I’ve found it to be extremely rewarding. Film has a different response to light than digital sensors, the size of the negative lets yo…
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Comment #28044757
This was originally reported by Bloomberg and then the Boston Globe, https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/07/29/business/wealthy-amer... To my knowledge, Bermuda Post is not a real jou…
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Comment #27684142
I find nothing more disturbing than an invertebrate eating a vertebrate. It happens but it shouldn’t.
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Comment #27580855
I find it interesting how this is premised on the "one big claim per paper" model, which for better or worse seems increasingly common. In my experience a lot of 60's-90's research…
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Comment #27239803
Exoornithologists disagree.
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Comment #27093977
Completely inedible.