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Comment #48900907
Indeed, it's mentioned in the article: "The measure is an environmental protection requirement to avoid discharging too much hot water into rivers already warming from the heatwave…
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Comment #48900840
Looks like someone had the same idea https://www.space.com/space-exploration/satellites/reflect-o...
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Comment #48538091
> For instance, when I get (got: my blood pressure is treated) migraine visual effects, I would say "lightning bolt" but thats just a textual analogue/simile. What I actually saw w…
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Comment #48421867
Killing your customers is not the best way to stay in business
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Comment #47733867
> But given how essential the internet is to everything we do on a daily basis, that makes a lot of sense. Well, water is certainly more essential, yet it isn't free. Food isn't fr…
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Comment #47594307
Not sure this was blind luck. They had a few people on the inside, who handed over Maduro to the US. May have been internal conflict in Venuzuela using US to get rid of Maduro. May…
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Comment #45625645
Interesting. But not not only blind people. I'm gooing to try this question this weekend with some people, as h0 hypotesis i think the answer i will get would be usually like "what…
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Comment #45625594
Now that's an interesting point of view. Involving blind people would be an interesting experiment. Anyway, until the sixties the ability to play a game of chess was seen as intell…
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Comment #45382517
just get a foldable keyboard with your ar glasses https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43985513
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Comment #45237893
101010 - I'm guessing you know, and want to find out how long it takes for someone to notice and respond.
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Comment #45090338
> Star Trek communicator As a trekkie this was a dream come true. Unfortunately we still don't have a tricorder yet (despite Elisabeth Holmes' promise). But we do have the apps and…
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Comment #44104928
Yeah, if you know it's markov, you can exploit that.
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Comment #44104922
Got bored after 24 rounds. was up 20, 12 wins, 6 losses. If you know it's learning using markov, you can exploit that. (Just tried to imagine what the computer would do based on my…
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Comment #43818782
Whenever I go to a tech conference, I see slide after slide filled with a wall of text, or in the best case 3 to 5 bullet points with text only. A picture says more than a thousand…
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Comment #43378628
How do you know whether a sunset is beautiful?
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Comment #42326054
Shows nicely what's going on. If you ask a human, they will answer 3. Sometimes they say 4. Or 2. That's it. An LLM produces a text using an example it was trained on. They were tr…
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Comment #42307638
Anyone knows if this is related to matrix.org ? Or totally unrelated?
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Comment #42035957
Google byo yomi
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Comment #41981699
Maybe not yet in US, but EU just launched 30-40% tarifs on chinese EV while it's car industry faces a major crisis and huge lay offs. [edit] OK, :-( i missed that US has also huge …
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Comment #41912333
> Australia has a long and not-particularly-storied history of extreme border restrictions. A joke I sometimes tell during conversations when australia comes up: "You know, Austral…
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Comment #41876838
I love it. This is going to be my new mantra.
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Comment #41876833
The secret to success is not mentioning your failures. (Think about a famous photographer who's showing a few great pictures you could never have made yourself. Well, he isn't show…
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Comment #41633206
Pacman packing?
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Comment #41618828
Well, thing is, most people can't. In a lawyers view, and a judge's view, some skilled expert "hackers" can, and its called hacking. (so i guess we're all hackers) I once discussed…
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Comment #41436621
Don't know about linux, but (left) alt-shift in windows does.