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molave commented on TikTok divestment law upheld by federal appeals court   cnbc.com/2024/12/06/tikto... · Posted by u/belter
hobo_mark · 9 months ago
What I find funny is that the first country that banned TikTok, was China! (Yes, you can't access it from there)
molave · 9 months ago
I mean it's similar to banning Monegasque locals from gambling in Monte Carlo
molave commented on The Weeds Are Winning   technologyreview.com/2024... · Posted by u/Jimmc414
molave · 10 months ago
Life finds a way
molave commented on Ask HN: Life-changing purchases since 2020? (Under $100 and under $1000)    · Posted by u/systemkwiat
molave · 10 months ago
A good stainless steel pan. I cook eggs there. It needs a certain technique to pull off, but once you learn it, the food tastes a lot better.
molave commented on Cooking with black plastic is particularly crucial to avoid   theatlantic.com/health/ar... · Posted by u/Jimmc414
kristjansson · 10 months ago
I do fried and over-easy in my stainless all the time. My procedure:

1. heat empty stainless over med-high flame until a drop of water scatters and glides over the whole surface (leidenfrost). It should look like beads of mercury.

2. drop to a med flame, add a bit of oil (avacodo, ghee, ....). If you're going to a lower temp oil (butter, olive, ...) drop the flame even lower and let the pan cool for a minute before adding.

3. crack eggs into the pan, and don't touch them until there's a bit of fried edge

4a. if you want over-easy, turn the flame off well before you flip, and let the residual heat cook the top.

4b. alternatively, cover the pan with a pot lid to steam the tops.

If they stick, a little bit of extra oil, or a few drops of water on the edge can help release.

molave · 10 months ago
Seconding steps 1-2. I don't do step 3 because I want to whisk the eggs. It takes some practice, but the end result is worth it. The eggs taste better when cooked on a stainless pan.
molave commented on What Kind of Writer Is ChatGPT?   newyorker.com/culture/ann... · Posted by u/mitchbob
molave · a year ago
ChatGPT's style is like an academic writer's. It's tone and word choice are same-ish across various subjects, but it's coherent and easy to understand. In retrospect, I've seen papers that would pass as GPT-created if they're written after 2022.
molave commented on The $621M Legal Battle by Record Labels Against Internet Archive   rollingstone.com/music/mu... · Posted by u/coloneltcb
molave · a year ago
One step closer to me listening to public domain-only music if I could help it.
molave commented on Fraud, so much fraud   science.org/content/blog-... · Posted by u/nabla9
AndrewKemendo · a year ago
If I have learned anything over 40 years, is that the number of people who actually live in a way consistent with hypothesis testing, data collection, evidence evaluation framework required to have scientific confidence in future action or even claims is effectively zero

That includes people who consider themselves professional scientists, PhD‘s authors, leaders etc.

The only people I know who live “scientifically” consistently are people considered “neurodivergent”, along the autism-adhd-odd spectrum, which forces them into creating the type of mechanisms that are actually scientific and as required by their conditions.

Nevertheless, we should expect better from people; and on average need to do better in aligning how they think to how science, when robustly demonstrated, demonstrates with staggering predictability how the world works, compared to all other methods of understanding the universe.

The fact that the people carrying the torch of science don’t live up to the standard is expected - hence peer review.

This is an indictment of the incentives and pace at which bad science is revealed (like in this case) is always too slow, but science is the one place where eventually you’re going to either get exposed as a fraud or never followed in the first place.

There’s no other philosophy that has a higher bar of having to conform with all versions of reality forever.

molave · a year ago
It's disheartening to think that the virtues you are told to have as a kid are considered "weak sauce" once you are an adult.
molave commented on DOJ accuses Visa of monopoly that affects price of 'nearly everything’   cnbc.com/2024/09/24/doj-a... · Posted by u/pseudolus
chemmail · a year ago
This sounds good, but i can't help but feel is Visa is brought down, we will have a hundred hydra heads feed on us instead.
molave · a year ago
It should be treated as a natural monopoly (i.e. digital utility) along with all that it entails.
molave commented on Prover-Verifier Games improve legibility of language model outputs   openai.com/index/prover-v... · Posted by u/davidbarker
rjeli · a year ago
Funny that when I reached the "Key Findings" section, my brain immediately parsed it as ChatGPT output. Maybe it's the bullet points, the word choice, or just the font...
molave · a year ago
I can tell technical papers influenced ChatGPT's outputs the most. Most of the articles generated using it may be regurgitated, but I can't deny how easily digestable the info is when presented that way.

u/molave

KarmaCake day41May 12, 2023View Original