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kaivi

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    I bought mine on audible.co.uk

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    Comment #47052255

    > how did the GDP grow by 1% in 2025 Build tanks -> increase GDP Send those tanks to burn with men inside -> increase GDP per capita

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    It was Royal Boss Taylor, I still have it saved on Google Maps. There are a lot of these tailors, but an innumerable amount of other scams too.

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    > Remixed = created from already existing physical artifacts, like sampling a song, copying a piece of an image and transforming it, etc. What's the significance of "physical" song…

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    Comment #44769118

    This epidemic is very visible when you peek into replies of any physics influencer on Xitter. Dozens of people are straight copy-pasting walls of LaTeX mince from ChatGPT/Grok and …

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    Not at all, I think the big part was just my unfamiliarity with insuretech plus the unexpected change in gpt-4 behavior. I'm assuming here, but would you say that better critical t…

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    > The premise is so asinine I believe it's actually the opposite! Anybody armed with this tool and little prior training could learn the difference between a Samsung S11 and the sy…

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    Comment #44767798

    It's funny that you mention this because I had a similar experience. ChatGPT in its sycophancy era made me buy a $35 domain and waste a Saturday on a product which had no future. I…

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    > We constantly anticipate what happens to us in "the future", approximately, and where the farther future is predicted progressively less exactly There's then evidence of what's c…

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    It seems to lie on the continental shelf, at a depth of abount 40 meters. Surprised it took so long to locate.

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    Comment #43101461

    For those who won't read the article: it's only a wearable camera with an SDK for capturing data, there's no AR projection.

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    These limits are not reasonable at all. You are going to curse the Backblaze or AWS S3 before you learn to never pipe the output of pg_dump into an object store like that.

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    We already have isomorphic web apps, some day we might see a bundler advertised as "Calabi-Yau with benefits of mirror symmetry and vanishing first Chern class".

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    Their github page has some videos: https://simongiebenhain.github.io/NPGA/

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    I have skimmed the article and the old thread, but I still have questions: - What's the point of sending ICMP pings to measure RTT, if they will just bounce off of the CGNAT node? …

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    This is crazy. Brings back a vivid memory from y2k when I was ten, how I was very sad after looking at a $5000 laptop behind a shop window. I had a reference for $5000 in my head, …

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    Peter Attia explores the same notion in his recent book called "Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity". I haven't finished the book yet, but the key point so far is that our mo…

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    Comment #37040488

    Yandex seems to have crawled many more results, some conversations are quite hilarious: https://yandex.com/search/?text=site%253Aphind.com

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    Can someone recommend a modern Linux DM/WM and maybe a set of applications which would be as responsive? I have been running a bare XMonad for a couple of years with `xset r rate 3…

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    Huh, name.com has been hiding my PII just fine for years, for maybe a dozen most popular TLDs...