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partitioned··on Egg prices are soaring. Are backyard chickens the answer?
We are orders of magnitude more cruel to factory farmed animals than farming at any other point in history.
partitioned··on Egg prices are soaring. Are backyard chickens the answer?
Why do people always think its the killing? Almost every vegan/vegetarian has most of their issues with how its raised and treated its whole life. The constant meat eater trolling about how its natural to eat meat and animals do it, ignore the fact that its not natural to keep animals in pens where they cant turn around for their entire life that is basically pure torture from birth to death.

If all meat was produced the way it was farmed 100 years ago, youd see way less vegans.

partitioned··on "Extreme" Broadcom-proposed price hike would up VMware costs 1,050%, AT&T says
VMware has always sucked so this is good news in the long run
partitioned··on Who is Marcellus Williams: Execution in Missouri despite evidence of innocence
you mean, true?
partitioned··on GM electric vehicles can now access Tesla Superchargers
Most places most chargers are empty.
partitioned··on US House votes to bar new DJI drones
Dont ask these questions
partitioned··on US House votes to bar new DJI drones
In the federal government we already deal with this xenophobic bullshit and your taxes get to pay 4x more for drones that literally break every 10 flights and get sent off for repairs that cost more than 2 brand-new DJI drones.

Fuck congress

partitioned··on Paris Agreement thresholds crossed
I think it is periodic and has sustained trends.
partitioned··on Paris Agreement thresholds crossed
It depends on the type of signal. If it's non-linear and chaotic, sure. If its periodic, or has sustained trends, this approach is the basis for most engineering and science.
partitioned··on National Park Service Will Cite AWD Drivers for Driving on 4WD-Only Trails
My friend has a subaru that he regularly takes on stuff that always impresses the truck and jeep riders. This includes soft sand on dunes, straight up the sides of leaf covered hills, through high rivers with rock bottoms. I think he has lifted it slightly but just about an inch or so with new performance shocks.
partitioned··on Artificial intelligence gives weather forecasters a new edge
Well, the difference is the data-driven aspect of parts of the model. While its constrained by physics during the learning process it isn't just running a forward physics model to get the solution. The upfront computational load and extremely fast inference times through parameterization IS what makes it AI, and what makes it useful versus a normal numerical computer model.
partitioned··on Artificial intelligence gives weather forecasters a new edge
Please see my above comment in response to this as well.
partitioned··on Artificial intelligence gives weather forecasters a new edge
This is simply not true and an uninformed opinion of what modeling physical events with AI looks like.

You seem to assume it’s a purely data-driven approach, it is not. You could use a physics informed neural network (PINN) that utilizes both approaches. That is, it uses both historical data (and likely synthetic data from physics models), as well as physical equations in the loss function (in this case atmospheric as fluid equations) as part of the training. It can truly be the best of both worlds if approached correctly.

That being said, 99% of AI out there is just masters thesis level data in -> prediction out, but that is far from what the useful AI models that are currently being developed to predict and forecast dynamical physical systems.

Additionally, you can generate synthetic data with the physical models of “edge” and “tail” events to train the model on. This by itself allows the ML model to be able to model almost all events that we can physically model, so at its base it’s at least as useful as the big O order models we use while being orders of magnitude faster. This doesn’t even account for using the physical equations to assist in training the model directly (through architecture tricks or in the loss function).

Source: I work on AI models that merge data and physics for dynamical physical systems

partitioned··on Julian Assange has reached a plea deal with the U.S., allowing him to go free
Obviously Islam and most other religions are super dumb, but this is the worst argument for it I’ve ever seen
partitioned··on Julian Assange has reached a plea deal with the U.S., allowing him to go free
Goddamn what’s it like to be this stupid

Do you just not care at all that’s it’s proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that Swedish authorities changed and made up evidence against him? There’s official documents that say this. Meanwhile your bullshit hasn’t been proven at all.

partitioned··on Sarepta. Why?
What about the obvious middle position, where the FDA continues to do everything it does and labels drugs as safe and effective, but then theres also non-FDA approved stuff that won't be labeled as FDA approved and you can do it if you want.
partitioned··on US Forest Service proposes protections for old-growth trees, without logging ban
I mean if you’re turning carbon into wood and then turning that into buildings that’s good right
partitioned··on What happens to our breath when we type, tap, scroll
How do you go through life knowing youre making choices that don't make sense merely because someone told you to do something you had previously wanted to do?
partitioned··on There Has Never Been a Better Time to Switch to Linux
I’m surprised someone actually thinks the OS bloat ware is the reason why they want an OS
partitioned··on Ask HN: What nonfiction books do you keep rereading?
The Mental Game of Poker
partitioned··on America is uniquely ill-suited to handle a falling population
Twice the people are working now than then, unless you count children
partitioned··on Europe gives TikTok 24 hours to explain 'addictive and toxic' new app
I mean if you properly label loot boxes as gambling and dont let kids do it then it seems reasonable. Thats how casinos and sportsbetting operate and no problem there
partitioned··on The U.S. government may finally mandate safer table saws
Ah yes a reply that is in no way doing any mischaracterizing itself. Great job!
partitioned··on Facebook banned website that links to critical article, claims phishing
Seems a little different, because MGM admits it's gambling, while the other claims to be an investment
partitioned··on Facebook banned website that links to critical article, claims phishing
exactly. have you ever tried to watch youtube without adblock? I started reporting them when they temporarily were able to get around adblock because they were obvious scams, but thats 90% of the ads on there. google/facebook ads are barely above pornsite advertisements as of 2024.

the only people clicking on them are extremely low info olds

partitioned··on Julian Assange granted permission to appeal against extradition to US
I saw that they were considering giving him a plea deal. If the Biden admins give Assange a plea deal similar to Manning it will be a good thing because the crimes were similar and motivated similarly.
partitioned··on Google ordered to identify who watched certain YouTube videos
That it should never have happened?
partitioned··on Google ordered to identify who watched certain YouTube videos
Thank you for so eloquently explaining the bootlicking and privacy not caring mindset I’ve never understood. Also sorry that I can’t come up with a less worse way to say that
partitioned··on Japan brings negative interest rates era to an end with first hike in 17 years
It seems to work pretty well
partitioned··on Japan brings negative interest rates era to an end with first hike in 17 years
The problem is that there IS competition between central banks. If one country did this, the countries that game'd their currencies would have an advantage.
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