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thewopr
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Comment #36244869
I'll also add, most food products down there are "expired" already. When I was down there, it was often a challenge to find the oldest piece of food. I think we found 5 years + bey…
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Comment #36244824
(creds: I was down to McMurdo as a researcher three times) I suspect this has to do with space and weight constraints, and probably a touch of old-school procurement practices. In …
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Comment #35100955
My experiences were with the McMurdo Dry Valleys LTER program [1]. They have (things may have changed) a number of sites sending telemetry back to the states via the Iridium networ…
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Comment #35096808
Having been in technology, antarctic research, and remote monitoring of environmental systems down there, my take: don't read into this this too much. This is mostly a PR piece, pr…
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Comment #34990419
I'd argue, they aren't doing something future-proof right now because the fundamental architecture of the LLM makes it nearly impossible to guarantee the model will correctly respo…
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Comment #34960871
This is interesting. Pondering about this, the vulnerability seems rooted in the very nature of the LLMs and how they work. They conflate instruct and data in a messy way. My first…
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Comment #34960459
Is there an English version of the website? I just see the spanish version when I go to https://www.neuraan.com/ Also, as a former DSist in a service area of ecommerce, one challen…
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Comment #34481559
Sorry, been a lurker too long. Added my email address to my profile. Also shot you an email to connect.
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Comment #34481513
Actually, that's not my profile. My username doesn't align on github. My github profile is github.com/lawinslow
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Comment #34481509
As I mentioned, long-time lurker. Added my email address in my profile.
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Comment #34480698
I'm going to finally try to start my own company. Will it be a "startup"? I don't know. But it will be technical and it will go from 0-1 (or from 0-0). After years of lurking here,…
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Comment #27549715
It was public knowledge. Further, there is no such thing as New Zealand territory (or anyone's territory for that matter) in Antarctica. There are existing territorial claims, but …
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Comment #16908145
Hmmm, interesting. Any citation for that number? I've heard numbers like that thrown around, but I don't know where they come from.
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Comment #16906586
This is super interesting and something I've never thought about. One other issue I have noticed with 401k's. Do 401k's exacerbate inter-generational income inequality? I know a nu…
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Comment #16891768
I am a huge Tesla fan (and Elon fan). I own stock (shortly after IPO). I have a model 3 reservation. I have been singing their praises for a long time. Elon is an incredible vision…
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Comment #16281837
I really wish there was much better details on costs on such large public projects (and institutions). Between the extreme costs of public works like these, healthcare, college edu…
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Comment #15400613
This type of information is already largely relegated to the back of the library. I don't know a mechanic that has re-built a modern engine at this level. Reliability is so high an…
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Comment #15161194
This is the kind of stuff that never makes into a journal article, but frequently gets cooked up by the university public relations/outreach staff. There is a huge incentive to mak…
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Comment #14464251
In general, it seems like most larger companies opposed this move.
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Comment #14452903
This is a super misleading visualization. I caught wind of this yesterday and started doing some digging. There are some broad issues with this. 1. As others have mentioned, this i…
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Comment #13561860
This is a really interesting comparison. Probably a better comparison than Microsoft or Google, as is done in the article.