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Comment #34830928
Did you get it back? The reddit post was deleted it seems. What happened?
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Comment #34746843
That video helps explain one property one of the UFO videos (the rotation) but doesn't explain the rest. Doesn't explain the Tic Tac videos. It does not explain why these were obse…
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Comment #34690393
YOu're graphing a random walk with a single black swan event (2008 crash). A more honest graph would just have the day/night delta mapped out, not integrated in.
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Comment #34424459
The response takes a long time to generate. The user could just sit there and stare at a blank response, or start reading in realtime as the response is generated.
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Comment #34251358
I just did a google search of her name. Ran into a website from a former client lamenting she'd stolen his identity, lamenting there wasn't much that he could do about it and warni…
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Comment #34251039
Could you help me understand what it means to "pump entropy out of a system"? I asked ChatGPT and it claims "It is generally not possible to "pump" entropy out of a system in the s…
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Comment #34151847
I signed up for their service, was assigned a virtual agent. I did some background check on the person assigned to me and found she had stolen cc details & funds from a customer of…
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Comment #30377635
I also have this issue. Have noticed it often happens when interacting in an external screen.
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Comment #29536910
False. Energetic costs of distributing duplicate information is significantly more expensive than local computation. Eg: measuring joules spent for decompression vs transmission is…
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Comment #27300280
Is this g3doc?
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Comment #25284420
I used to do the same. Told my mom to buy that ticket, and explained to her she was wrong. And that made her sad to realize. She buys the tickets because she enjoys the pleasure of…
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Comment #24761291
Let's say someone decides to just take their grapes (Cotton Candy Grapes) and grow them in their farm and sell it as "Popsicle Candy". At that point the company that originally bre…
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Comment #24614233
Wait what?! I’ve got so many questions. How exactly does a Taxi driver coordinate with guards? At what point did you discover the scheme? You were nearly blackmailed and just threw…
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Comment #24378818
I'm finally looking forward to being able to unlock the iPhone, being able to ssh into it and being able to install features and widgets that aren't just Apple provided. Hopefully …
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Comment #23100510
It's been demonstrated already using a random circuit. Two random strings that match SHA, are practically speaking just toy examples using random useless information. There's no me…
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Comment #23093806
This is patently incorrect. The author doesn't have any idea on how GMail's email filtering works.
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Comment #23036990
Just curious why does wall st and others use "Earnings per share". The number of shares is arbitrary and can be adjusted up or down by a split/reverse split or dilution. It seems t…
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Comment #22926994
This is not the real price of oil. It's just a long squeeze -- an unfortunate side effect of the USO ETF as its rolling its holdings into the next futures contract. See: https://ww…
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Comment #22871416
Why would they do that? They don't need to send the data through the kernel, they can just IPC it to the process and use the existing telemetry stack. Also, what gives you panic he…
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Comment #22765503
You got it wrong. Leaking this was bad opsec and weakens the Navy. China's been using this opportunity to seize up territorial claims in the South China Sea > https://www.nytimes.c…
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Comment #22733534
Good job. You solved the riddle. Let's stop production now.
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Comment #22699244
Link to the pdf?
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Comment #22621704
Did we ever run out of ventilators during the 2009 pandemic? 5% of untreated cases (e.g: no ventilator) end up being fatal -- if you look at the numbers in Iran.
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Comment #22467874
Had no idea that we could trace tiny differences so elaborately, this is amazing and gives me hope.