As teens my brother and I both refed youth soccer. The parents were the absolute worst part of the experience. One of them actually followed my brother back to his car after a game to yell at him more. It was so bad…
The seam doesn't really make a difference for clicking. It's really at the point of just being a large phone screen. It's certainly easier than interacting with elements on the edge of the screen.
Because most people feel uncomfortable being in the tiny vehicle that sits below the bumber of all the trucks and suvs that surround them. It's one of those things that doesn't work until a large percentage of other…
The two optins dichotomy is false. There's at least a third option of the player with the deepest pockets outlasts and/or acquires the rest and then jacks up the price once they're firmly in control of a "large enough"…
I've long felt that there needs to be a bill passed to charge companies $x additional tax each year where $x is the amount of government assistance their employees required in order to meet food/housing minimum…
The city supposedly did an enforcement weekend on it last year. It was so ineffective that the state actually changed registration laws so that you pay the sales tax when you purchase a car at the dealership and then…
Where I live, it's common to see at least one person run a red at every major intersection and not just for left turns that couldn't be made due to cross-traffic. Quite often these drivers have expired temp tags which…
If you can't tell who was driving, you shouldn't be sending anyone a ticket.
The Hunt brothers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Thursday
> This seems incredibly inefficient. Is there a future for hybrid aircraft, which would feature both traditional turbofans and large batteries for energy storage? I would assume the extra weight would make it not really…
> Recovery is beyond the scope of most small practices. Seems like a business opportunity. Could probably work very similar to other collections agencies where they either buy the debt for pennies on the dollar or take…
Humpback whales have been known to defend other animals from Orcas. The food of my enemy is my friend type of thing I guess.
> With such a… fixed opinion, the hidebound government agencies can't allow themselves to think that the overall risk profile has increased This is only true if policy makers are logically consistent. If they're not…
I knew a guy that was extremely upset to find out that there isn't a lenticular garage door product so he could have it display an "animated" image as it opened/closed.
> This means people are okay with whatever is happening Or it means the game has been rigged which is exactly the point of all the gerrymandering going on right now. Tons of people are not okay with what is happening…
A lot of those things require you to give them your email to get the coupon. They could do that with a button as well but couldn't then follow up to let you know you didn't buy anything from them in 24hrs.
If the FDA was able to work faster/more parallel and could approve the process significantly quicker, would that have changed how many experiments you could have run to the point that you could have kept an intern busy…
> Sure, you can scale it, but if an LLM takes, say, $1 million a year to run an AGI instance, but it costs only $500k for one human researcher, then it still doesn’t get you anywhere faster than humans do. Just from the…
Did you read his followup Echopraxia? How would you say it compared to Blindsight?
Mostly battery life I would think
> What jobs or opportunities were people posting Reddit comments or whatever getting that are now going to AI? Content writing, product reviews (real & fake), creative writing, customer support, photography/art to name…
Good old Microsoft naming. I'll never understand how they can think it's a good idea to release multiple entirely different products and call them all variations of the same thing. One would think they would have solved…
> the risk should've been the same with google's index, and yet they're dandy! Sure it should be but reality says Google has many more and probably better lawyers so the risk is clearly different.
Does this fix whatever method companies use to continue billing you monthly when you are issued a new card because the old one was lost/expired/etc?
Really depends on where you get it done. On your forearm? Not that bad. On your scalp? Hope you take a stick to bite down on while you get it done.
As teens my brother and I both refed youth soccer. The parents were the absolute worst part of the experience. One of them actually followed my brother back to his car after a game to yell at him more. It was so bad…
The seam doesn't really make a difference for clicking. It's really at the point of just being a large phone screen. It's certainly easier than interacting with elements on the edge of the screen.
Because most people feel uncomfortable being in the tiny vehicle that sits below the bumber of all the trucks and suvs that surround them. It's one of those things that doesn't work until a large percentage of other…
The two optins dichotomy is false. There's at least a third option of the player with the deepest pockets outlasts and/or acquires the rest and then jacks up the price once they're firmly in control of a "large enough"…
I've long felt that there needs to be a bill passed to charge companies $x additional tax each year where $x is the amount of government assistance their employees required in order to meet food/housing minimum…
The city supposedly did an enforcement weekend on it last year. It was so ineffective that the state actually changed registration laws so that you pay the sales tax when you purchase a car at the dealership and then…
Where I live, it's common to see at least one person run a red at every major intersection and not just for left turns that couldn't be made due to cross-traffic. Quite often these drivers have expired temp tags which…
If you can't tell who was driving, you shouldn't be sending anyone a ticket.
The Hunt brothers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Thursday
> This seems incredibly inefficient. Is there a future for hybrid aircraft, which would feature both traditional turbofans and large batteries for energy storage? I would assume the extra weight would make it not really…
> Recovery is beyond the scope of most small practices. Seems like a business opportunity. Could probably work very similar to other collections agencies where they either buy the debt for pennies on the dollar or take…
Humpback whales have been known to defend other animals from Orcas. The food of my enemy is my friend type of thing I guess.
> With such a… fixed opinion, the hidebound government agencies can't allow themselves to think that the overall risk profile has increased This is only true if policy makers are logically consistent. If they're not…
I knew a guy that was extremely upset to find out that there isn't a lenticular garage door product so he could have it display an "animated" image as it opened/closed.
> This means people are okay with whatever is happening Or it means the game has been rigged which is exactly the point of all the gerrymandering going on right now. Tons of people are not okay with what is happening…
A lot of those things require you to give them your email to get the coupon. They could do that with a button as well but couldn't then follow up to let you know you didn't buy anything from them in 24hrs.
If the FDA was able to work faster/more parallel and could approve the process significantly quicker, would that have changed how many experiments you could have run to the point that you could have kept an intern busy…
> Sure, you can scale it, but if an LLM takes, say, $1 million a year to run an AGI instance, but it costs only $500k for one human researcher, then it still doesn’t get you anywhere faster than humans do. Just from the…
Did you read his followup Echopraxia? How would you say it compared to Blindsight?
Mostly battery life I would think
> What jobs or opportunities were people posting Reddit comments or whatever getting that are now going to AI? Content writing, product reviews (real & fake), creative writing, customer support, photography/art to name…
Good old Microsoft naming. I'll never understand how they can think it's a good idea to release multiple entirely different products and call them all variations of the same thing. One would think they would have solved…
> the risk should've been the same with google's index, and yet they're dandy! Sure it should be but reality says Google has many more and probably better lawyers so the risk is clearly different.
Does this fix whatever method companies use to continue billing you monthly when you are issued a new card because the old one was lost/expired/etc?
Really depends on where you get it done. On your forearm? Not that bad. On your scalp? Hope you take a stick to bite down on while you get it done.