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sometimeshuman

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    Comment #35976963

    Why do so many prominent admirable people age so poorly ? When I think of Musk now I think "silly culture-war shit-kicker". Lately when he communicates I gain no insight and actual…

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    Comment #35789941

    Worse, it's high trust in certain contexts and low critical thinking overall. Here are comments recently told to me in personal conversation: The U.S. doesn't produce oil any more.…

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    Comment #35755332

    You are right, I saw what appeared to be a 10X lower value in Wired and posted my misunderstanding prematurely. Here's the the blog post that appeared on HN's top 30 from yesterday…

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    Comment #35753055

    Related, days ago the BBC reported what I assumed was a typo that the ocean temperature has risen 13.8C the past ~30 years. After reading the article I tried to double check the so…

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    Comment #35683873

    I lived in a high and dry mountain area and dry-eye disease was making me miserable. It affected the quality of my life and sleep. I ended up spending about $1000 on 3 Venta "air-w…

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    Comment #35663174

    This video explains hypersonic weapons in the general sense. But the threat is from the newer advanced hypersonic weapons that are steerable at low altitudes. There is no "I know w…

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    Comment #35595773

    In 1st grade it was an unspoken understanding that Latin kids are put in the slow class. It's understandable since most of us didn't speak English at home. But my teacher realized …

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    Comment #35562524

    Perhaps. But then we should not let anyone vote who has hit escape velocity. The person you described might be very well off at which point they are a single issue voter -- low tax…

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    Comment #35460671

    Those guys took the App layout and button graphic without permission from GarageMax (formerly GarageMate/GDMate) and still use that unauthorized graphic. I wouldn't trust anything …

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    Comment #35443607

    "Are you still doing Intermittent Fasting?" Yes. "Are you still saying Intermittent Fasting?" No. Out of respect to people who have the discipline to go 24hours or more without eat…

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    Comment #35278573

    "I thought bleach and alcohol were thought to not create pressure for resistance because of their nature." Agreed, and I missed if this article stated otherwise. Also we have been …

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    Comment #35044716

    "that goes stale when you'd expect it". Super dumb question, but would fresh baked bread placed in the freezer last a few weeks ? I don't buy fresh baked out of concern most of it …

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    Comment #34792892

    The most dangerous communicators are those who/that make assertion with a confidence that is not in proportion to their level of certainty. A good start is to get rid of ChatGPT's …

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    Comment #34792868

    The most dangerous communicators are those who/that make assertion with a confidence tone that is not in proportion to their knowledge level. A good start would be to get rid of Ch…

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    Comment #34740303

    The video reference the common ChatGPT "in the style of" prompt. Is there a list of what "styles" ChatGPT's model has been trained on ? Or is this information not disclosed since i…

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    Comment #34636713

    I wonder this too. I tried scraping iOS App reviews from Apple's server and I didn't get far before my IP was blocked.

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    Comment #34621304

    While the photo might not be a good example, in the animal kingdom exposing your neck, like exposing your belly, in an overall non-assertive way would indicate submissiveness. It's…

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    Comment #34615850

    I often cited example is to write something in the style of "Dr. Suess". Doesn't this imply that Dr. Suess's books are in the training data set ? How can one find out what other bo…

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    Comment #34601341

    Sorry for the tangent but a surprising number the general public doesn't know the meaning of percent[1]. So even if a teacher is told those percentages many wouldn't know what to c…

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    Comment #34562906

    In case you want to filter by country, run this admittedly ugly code, in the console. Change 'US' to your country of interest. var jq = document.createElement('script'); jq.src = "…

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    Comment #34519709

    "The wealthy are ... the only people who have a reason to". IME what matters more than wealth is having health and energy. Exploring ways to reduce your exhaustion might be the bes…

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    Comment #34513759

    > I can't make myself do that. Then don't. Or maybe you subconsciously don't want to do the work or have no good ideas. That's OK. But I can't see how this cynical attitude serves …

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    Comment #34473612

    The founder of this company claims that the air speed is 120km/h in a PC-World video interview. It is surprising with such high airspeed that this device is "quiet". Is it possible…

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    Comment #34456362

    The specifics of anyone's path will not be repeatable. Nevertheless I'll share specifics and a general conclusion at the end. 10 years ago in my late 30's I had destroyed my previo…