Now my computer can sound just like the people that make me turn off my radio!
Thank you!
What would happen if you added a capacitor (to ground) on the base? Could you adjust the frequency?
Like this? https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/?dm_id=nino3.4
Right. Specifically, "I want the human cancer gone from this planet." That's a kind of caring, but probably not the sort you were trying to imply.
The trick for paying for healthcare is simple, though no one likes it: we need to start paying for healthcare. By building a huge byzantine bureaucracy around everyone trying to get someone else to pay for it, we've…
No, it's a specific thing you can do. You can literally just sit down, right now, and do this. But if you insist on hearing about a specific example of something I did, here's one that's appropriate. I was frustrated…
Ok, here goes: You could look at your situation, think about it as objectively as you can (ignoring, as much as possible, any media driven mind worms), pick any particular problem you face that looks solvable, and try…
If there are super bright light sources on the ground nearby that are bright enough to produce a visible reflection off a satellite, you are about to be dead.
Sorry, forgot the "/s" My view is that anybody is free to give commands if they feel like it, just as I'm free to ignore 'em.
Very nice to see someone actually looking at the issue objectively instead of the unholy blend of clickbait, shoddy "science" and either fear mongering or blind denialism we usually see. Getting to the point where we're…
"lalitium" -- it says so, right above the text.
Which makes the headline quite clever in this case, since people will assume that means they aren't wrong, when in fact it means they aren't _always_ wrong.
I remember it taking long enough (they had to wait for another project to need a lot of that color) that we wound up using dope to mock it up. (Regular paint didn't hold and just chipped off.)
It would help if the variables were defined somewhere near their point of use. Economists may have dedicated uses for P & Y as well known (to them) as π, but to the casual reader they are...just letters?
Having now read the actual complaint / emails, I'd like to revise my position (if anyone cares). Prices go up in response to shortages in a properly functioning market, but these clowns were clearly over the line and…
Reminds me of the Egg Greed Graph. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HFa2bQlWcAARYNB.jpg Why is it people have such a hard time understanding that this is what we want markets to do? If there is a scarcity of some resource,…
The GP post's point was that, logical as this would be, the IAU definition explicitly states that planets are "in the Solar System". So no, exoplanets are exoplanets, not planets. And Pluto isn't an example of either.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/joke
https://www.merriam-webster.com/simple/fiction
My point was, LLMs always generate fiction (bad fiction, but fiction nonetheless); what they generate is plausible, grammatical text that may have many points of congruence with the truth, but are not in any way…
> Are readers generating fiction with AI models? Why not? Journalists, lawyers and pundits of various stripes are already doing it. Why shouldn't readers?
Yup. But 1) `dbg!(·)` uses normal syntax and 2) my expository version is two characters shorter. :)
You managed to break out of the trap! Thank you for this; I'd not seen it, but needed to.
Opioid use comes to mind.
Now my computer can sound just like the people that make me turn off my radio!
Thank you!
What would happen if you added a capacitor (to ground) on the base? Could you adjust the frequency?
Like this? https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/?dm_id=nino3.4
Right. Specifically, "I want the human cancer gone from this planet." That's a kind of caring, but probably not the sort you were trying to imply.
The trick for paying for healthcare is simple, though no one likes it: we need to start paying for healthcare. By building a huge byzantine bureaucracy around everyone trying to get someone else to pay for it, we've…
No, it's a specific thing you can do. You can literally just sit down, right now, and do this. But if you insist on hearing about a specific example of something I did, here's one that's appropriate. I was frustrated…
Ok, here goes: You could look at your situation, think about it as objectively as you can (ignoring, as much as possible, any media driven mind worms), pick any particular problem you face that looks solvable, and try…
If there are super bright light sources on the ground nearby that are bright enough to produce a visible reflection off a satellite, you are about to be dead.
Sorry, forgot the "/s" My view is that anybody is free to give commands if they feel like it, just as I'm free to ignore 'em.
Very nice to see someone actually looking at the issue objectively instead of the unholy blend of clickbait, shoddy "science" and either fear mongering or blind denialism we usually see. Getting to the point where we're…
"lalitium" -- it says so, right above the text.
Which makes the headline quite clever in this case, since people will assume that means they aren't wrong, when in fact it means they aren't _always_ wrong.
I remember it taking long enough (they had to wait for another project to need a lot of that color) that we wound up using dope to mock it up. (Regular paint didn't hold and just chipped off.)
It would help if the variables were defined somewhere near their point of use. Economists may have dedicated uses for P & Y as well known (to them) as π, but to the casual reader they are...just letters?
Having now read the actual complaint / emails, I'd like to revise my position (if anyone cares). Prices go up in response to shortages in a properly functioning market, but these clowns were clearly over the line and…
Reminds me of the Egg Greed Graph. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HFa2bQlWcAARYNB.jpg Why is it people have such a hard time understanding that this is what we want markets to do? If there is a scarcity of some resource,…
The GP post's point was that, logical as this would be, the IAU definition explicitly states that planets are "in the Solar System". So no, exoplanets are exoplanets, not planets. And Pluto isn't an example of either.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/joke
https://www.merriam-webster.com/simple/fiction
My point was, LLMs always generate fiction (bad fiction, but fiction nonetheless); what they generate is plausible, grammatical text that may have many points of congruence with the truth, but are not in any way…
> Are readers generating fiction with AI models? Why not? Journalists, lawyers and pundits of various stripes are already doing it. Why shouldn't readers?
Yup. But 1) `dbg!(·)` uses normal syntax and 2) my expository version is two characters shorter. :)
You managed to break out of the trap! Thank you for this; I'd not seen it, but needed to.
Opioid use comes to mind.