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shonenknifefan1
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Comment #49189956
Since this contains an anthroporphized fish, does that make this a fable rather than a parable?
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Comment #48881485
NFL teams might even be a better investment than European soccer teams since they have a monopoly over professional football in a region, and are not susceptible to significantly d…
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Comment #45068991
I think this is right. Any measurement will have finite precision, so while we might be able to discover some maximum precision that the universe uses eventually, we won't ever be …
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Comment #43747910
A 'thank you' that might otherwise end a conversation will trigger a response by the model that will generate additional tokens. So the inclusion of the pleasantries could increase…
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Comment #37381632
Given that LLM content is generated with some randomness, and assuming that published LLM content is filtered to be useful for humans, then even in the case where no content is bei…
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Comment #37286882
How do vines attached to a building affect fire risk for that building?
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Comment #35580389
preprint is here: https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.11841
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Comment #34542260
Great game! Thanks for posting!
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Comment #34540160
Hmm, it looks like some ASCII characters are missing from the hard-coded alphabet here: https://github.com/sjvasquez/handwriting-synthesis/blob/mast... alphabet = [ '\x00', ' ', '!…
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Comment #34202877
This is the Heisenberg uncertainty principle, which is the foundation of quantum mechanics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_principle?wprov=sf...
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Comment #34128465
Jaynes has a good chapter on the topic of the distinction between randomness and ignorance within the Bayesian framework [1] in "Probability Theory: The Logic of Science". The dist…
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Comment #33229123
It looks like the CAD file formats are specified here: https://github.com/usnationalarchives/digital-preservation/b... which includes X3D, STEP, PDF/E, U3D, PRC
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Comment #33051726
If demand is comparable to supply at the price at which the tickets were initially purchased by scalpers, then the fair market value on the secondary market would be about the same…
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Comment #30969242
> Types of cave entrances identified in the catalog include lava tube skylights, deep fractures, Atypical Pit Craters (APCs), and other void spaces in karst-similar terrains. The c…
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Comment #30849133
I had assumed when reading this that the voting credit budget would be allocated per question rather than across the entire ballot. However I don't think the article gave an exampl…
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Comment #29278066
> To cure health care, give your care-givers a clear incentive to keep you well. Make sure that when you lose, they lose, and just as much. Buy lots of life and disability insuranc…
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Comment #28581336
Yes, though regardless of which branch you pick to define i^i, it's value is real.
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Comment #28363396
Agreed. Though, I think that in most contexts the compiler would probably be able to disambiguate which version is intended from type resolution. So maybe it would be better to be …
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Comment #28267241
My initial thought is that paid interviews might shift the incentive of candidates from getting hired to doing more interviews regardless of interest in a given company. That might…
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Comment #28194442
Interestingly, the solution of the ball falling off of the dome when starting at rest is not physical, but since Newtonian Mechanisms is symmetric under time reversal, the the time…
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Comment #27572192
I think that if it can carry a water bottle, then it could carry a meal. The dog robots could automate restaurant food delivery for short range delivery in cities. They could possi…